Episode 311

July 07, 2012 01:30
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­In this episode, Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss why nobody is freaking about LIBOR in America, while JP Morgan caught doing an Enron on US energy markets and GlaxoSmithKline pays 10% of their ill-gotten gains for bribing doctors and scientists across America. In the second half of the show Max talks to Kevin Sara of the TuNur solar export project of Tunisia about solar exports from the Middle East and toxic derivatives exports from the City of London.

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panos stroumpis (unregistered) 30.07.2012 02:47

Hi  Max I follow your program regularly and I admire you for your brutally honest reports. I want you to know that on this report concerning Greece, you mentioned Siriza is not quite as critical of the government spending money on the military. I follow siriza closely and all the members and in particular Alexis Tsipras who is as aggressive as you are on the issues, constantly talking about the enormous amounts of money that the Greek government spends on weapons. In this case, you may have overlooked the facts.
Best regards,Panos 

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Fei L (unregistered) 28.07.2012 09:59

You max make me vomit.You are an american but you behave as a traitor to your country.

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SamB (unregistered) 10.07.2012 11:15

Interesting Stacy would say "non corporate persons" implying that joe schmoe is a non-corporate person vs. the banksters. The fact is the only reason joe schmoe would be liable in the situation is because he is acting through his corporate person. If he is not, he is not under the jurisdiction of the United States, Canada, etc, corporate state and cannot be prosecuted under corporate state statutes. He can only be liably for harming others. Problem is the line is very fine if you don't realize its there and they trick men into acting through the corporate fiction almost every time.

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