Watch full episode 199 of Keiser Report on Thursday. This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, talk about the European penny drops as more banks need more bailouts while the public debt clock ticks up to $40 trillion. In the second half of the show, Max Keiser interviews Michael Betancourt about the threat that Occupy Wall Street presents to our modern form of capitalism that relies on ignorance and passivity in the population in order to operate schemes of fraud and bubbles. KR on FB: www.facebook.com
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Become a ‘fan’ on Facebook! Click here www.facebook.com Our country is on the verge of financial Armageddon! Please forward this to everyone you know. This is the second video produced by Blaise Ingoglia. Visit www.governmentgonewild.org for more
A second wave of home defaults will strike Banks in 2010-2012. Over $1.5 trillion dollars of bad home loans will threaten the banking system and risk economic collapse. Condensed from a 60 minutes expose. Video response shows Option ARM reset chart 2010-2012
Avoiding Treasuries – Analysis and Discussion with Loomis Sayles Vice Chairman Dan Fuss (Bloomberg News)
The European Union has stunned the markets with a massive rescue package for the euro. It’s making available more than 750 billion euros in a mix of loans and guarantees – about seven times the sum it had discussed lending to Greece last week.
Turning 13, oblivious to the challenges of the 13 trillion dollar national debt and why the baby boomers must act NOW. The video begins with a tribute by Stan to his daughter Kathleen on her thirteen birthday explaining why 13, a much maligned number, is historically lucky . Kathleen is the eighth child of the author and recently turned 14 marking the end of this magical teenage birthday for all the Klos children. After discussing the special attributes of the number 13, Stan turns to a discussion of the now 13 trillion debt and why this is the time to act. The video continues: “On June 2, 2010 – 13 appeared once again in my life having a most unexpected impact on my being. The United States of America, all the media reported, is now 13 Trillion dollars in debt. A sad legacy for our baby boomer generation to leave our children. 13 however has always been LUCKY for me. So here are 13 Ways turn the economy around and have lucky 13 mark the beginning of the end of deficit spending: 1. Move Investment Real estate out of the passive income tax category placing it into the Portfolio Tax category to offset gains and losses with Wall Street Equities. 2. Expand medical, nursing, and all health care education institutions to graduate doctors at the rate the US produces lawyers and nurses at the rate it graduate teachers. 3. Insure outstanding sophomore through senior students in high school begin carrying at least 9 credits a semester in area community colleges. 4. Update and …
How in the world are we going to pay off all of this debt? Raising taxes to do it would burden our economy, and then the situation would only get worse. To me the solution is obvious, cut spending. For too long in this country we’ve had the give-me-stuff people standing there with their hand out, and the government putting something in it. Does the idea of small government ring a bell? It is what our founding Fathers had in mind when they gave us our constitution. That is why there is a list in the constitution that quite clearly spells out the powers of the federal government, and also what it is not allowed to do. So basically if it was not listed as a power, then they are to stay away from it, and allow the States to handle it. Just take a look at federal laws. At the very beginning they will state their authority in enacting the law, and it is almost always the commerce clause. I’m sure they even think that just because your computer is hooked up to the internet, and therefore has contact with other computers in other States, that they then would have the constitutional right of regulating your computer, and thereby your internet communications; they are out of control. jbranstetter04 Federal obligations exceed world GDP Does $65.5 trillion terrify anyone yet? As the Obama administration pushes through Congress its $800 billion deficit-spending economic stimulus plan, the American public is largely unaware that the true deficit of the federal government already is …
March 3, 2009 Senate Budget Committee Sanders (I-VT) Bernanke Chairman Federal Reserve In a testy exchange at a hearing before the Senate Budget Committee, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, an independent who usually votes with the Democrats, said he found it “unacceptable” that the central bank risked taxpayer money without detailing where the funds went. “My question to you is, will you tell the American people to whom you lent $2.2 trillion of their dollars?” Sanders asked, referring to the size of the Fed’s balance sheet. Bernanke responded that the Fed explains the various lending programs on its website, and details the terms and collateral requirements. When Sanders pressed on whether he would name the firms that borrowed from the Fed, the central bank chairman replied, “No,” and started to say that doing so risked stigmatizing banks and discouraging them from borrowing from the central bank. “Isn’t that too bad,” Sanders interrupted, cutting off Bernanke’s answer. “They took the money but they don’t want to be public about the fact that they received it.” He said businesses in his state were in trouble and needed loans, but were not permitted to borrow from the Fed. “Do you have to be a large, greedy, reckless financial institution to apply for this money?” he asked. Bernanke said the Fed’s lending programs were not gifts or subsidies but rather over-collateralized loans. He said the law restricted the types of firms to which the central bank can lend. “We have never …