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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy shake handds after giving a statement on October 9, 2011 at the Chancellery in Berlin following a key summit on steps to combat debt turbulence in the Eurozone (AFP Photo / JOHANNES EISELE)
Every week Max Keiser looks at all the scandal behind the financial news headlines.
This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, talk about the Sarkozy-Merkel dog and pony show, announcing the plan without a plan, and about when an asset isn’t really an asset. In the second half of the show, Max Keiser interviews Ellen Brown, author of Web of Debt, about the German Landesbank and a Swiss community currency.
October, 2011
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@Worcester Jim I know there is more to this than meets the eye. But I don't discriminate anymore in educational statements between fakereligions, sects, clubs... People are getting to a point to understand it is a giant mafia. There we can give people the solutions. This cleptocracy is afraid, since they broke the law, covered this, fear justice, use violence then and propaganda etc... Educate people they were never that interested in this mafia than now.
It is quite UNREAL the way Merkel and Sarkozy would act like they have a plan to save the Euro and then the Euro strengthens. All on speculation by currency traders hoping to cut losses with their overbought Euros.
The EU can point the finger to Goldman Sachs for Window Dressing the financial status of Greece for it to become part of the EU.
It is constantly mentioned the role MOODYS and STANDARD & POORS has been in the fraudulent behavior that resulted in the world's financial meltdown, and yet we don't hear a clear voice in demanding their heads.
If Enron's demise pulled down with it the accounting corporation that serviced them and helped them to lie and deceive called Arthur Andersen with its thousands of employees around the world, why these "rating agencies" fraudulent monsters keep rising their heads and keep disseminating havoc today by rating wrongly countries around the world?
It is about time they are stopped. They should collapse the same way Arthur Andersen did, in a matter of days if the proper actions are taken.
New non-profit agencies should take their place to build proper confidence and offer the service needed.