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­Episode 192

October 03, 2011 09:02
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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 bailouts, defaults and currency wars in Europe as one analyst suggests the return of the Deutschmark is imminent. In the second half of the show, Max Keiser interviews Steve Woolfe, City of London spokesman for the UK Independence Party, about his party’s suggestion that Greece return to the drachma and regain the ability to address its own economic problems.

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Dimitri (unregistered) 11.10.2011 13:27

I would like to add, especially for those who may have missed it, the best interview I have seen for ages! The clarity and purity of thought and analysis of the current sad state of affairs by Mr Engdahl are absolutely outstanding and I would like to suggest you have him as a guest also.
http://rt.c om/programs/spotligh t/challenge-wall-str eet-dominance/

I wish you and all the team at RT all the very best and please keep up the good work because we need more sane voices to help expose and bring down the criminal insanity of the financial parasites and their lackeys responsible for this sorry state of affairs!

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Dimitri (unregistered) 11.10.2011 13:26

I do hope RT doesn't do censorship...

Weird show Max! For a moment I thought I was watching something from CNBC, Bloombullshit, Fux TV or some such presstitutes, with all their "talk" of a DM and usual anti Euro/Greek poison!

Their attempts to defend the rotting dollar - which IS and always WAS the real problem - by "sexing up" the "Euro sovereign crisis", primarily to stop the Chinese - and others - from dumping US dollars/liabilities and buying into Europe are "understandable", but what were your reasons? Are you perhaps - along with your News readers - also told to occasionally spread the "bad news" about Greece and the Euro? Is it perhaps partly to put pressure on certain Europeans to consider Russian interests? Or is it maybe to also discourage too many Russians from selling their weakening rubli?
Again this is understandable - I just wish sometimes it wasn't so crude.

Becaus e you and Stacey know more than most - and indeed have often correctly stated - that the "Greek Tragedy" was a set up by Goldman Shits, aided by the treacherous little muppet, Papapandreou and his gang, allowing the whores of Wall st. to trigger the "Greek crisis" and using it as the "weakest link" to attack the Euro!

I was also extremely disappointed to see that UKIP creep on your show, until you exposed the true nature of the worm at the end as he squirmed to justify their support for the whores of the "city" of London, and remembered your earlier remark in the show of how we "need to read between the lines".

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Val (unregistered) 09.10.2011 20:32

Ali Müller-Finkelstein.  Strictly speaking, it is you who are anglo-saxons, not the Briton.  AStop using this term.

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