Keiser Report – Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E63)
On this edition of the Keiser Report, Max and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the latest scandals of fetishes for black swans; American youth unconcerned by the coming collapse of their Social Security they bought and paid for; Tony Blair’s 2007 photo op with Colonel Gaddafi and the farting camels of Tripoli. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Ned Naylor-Leyland of Cheviot Asset Management about the silver market.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
history of money traced back 4,000+ years = money gallery room 68 British Museum go see online
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But Tony Blair is so CUTE and he speaks with a cool British accent! How can you say bad things about him, Max? (grin)
@pretorious700 Agreed.
@christophercredit Money in it’s purest form is only a means of exchange. It’s the corruption of money by it’s leverage to power that is evil.
love the einstein quote.im snikering like it’s second nature over it.i’ve been on you tube way too long.fist saw that one in kymatica.the elites plan it this way.what we need to do is stop supporting corps. buy from folks who love what they do.it would be cool if we all traded on line.i’ll trade you comics for the clockwork orage movie.
Tony Blair and Ben Bernanke were arrested in the U.S. while Blair was here discussing how they could screw us again on Feb. 3rd 2010. It stemmed back to a meeting they had on January 11th, 2010. It was never reported and it was completely covered up.
When it comes to fully understanding economics, or anything else for that matter, I feel it is essential to keep it simple…ask God: What would a perfect economic system look like? The pure truth always cuts right through all the crap.It would be a rudimentary understanding of this place we call “Paradise”, or “Heaven”, to state: “There will not be any ‘money’” The question is: Can we imagine living in this perfect world without money? or are our imaginations so sorely atrophied that we cannot?
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@nanabijou62 correct but still theres less silver reserves which would affect the price of silver
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This global survey (in 200 languages) was it;
1. “What best describes gold?”
(A) Money
(B) Ain’t nothin’ but a thing
So from 6 billion people in the world – 3 billion said (A) – 3 billion said (B) – very interestifying
Strangely – James Grant himself, actually said – “gold ain’t nothin’ but a thing; that sparkles in the sun” (I paraphrase)
The collecting of gold coins, in the past ,was known as “The Hobby of Kings”……
@OghamTheBold “There are about 300 economists in the world who say gold is not money-unfortunately, there are about 3 billion other people who say it is”-Jim Grant
Great show….Here is some historical Australian perspective seeing it is elections here….In 1937 after 2 years of enquiry the Australian Royal Commission on Money in Section 504 of its report stated:-
“….the Commonwealth Bank can lend to the Government or to others in a variety of ways, and it can even make money available to the Governments and to others free of any charge…”.
ah Max, you almost said the wrong show name
Great show either way!
fed101 Stable prices?!?!- prices drop people win, banks lose of course stable prices.