MAX KEISER BLOG

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss flamethrowers and jihadis in the banking world. They also note that houses in London earn more per day than the average worker in London. In the second half, Max interviews Mitch Feierstein of PlanetPonzi.com about the Fed's balance sheet, housing bubbles around the world and putting lipstick on pigs.

Max Keiser : The Fed (who is implicated in every recent major market rigging scandal covering Forex, energy markets and credit default swaps) knew that it would make an announcement that would cause a buying panic in gold (that they were going to debase the currency some more) -- so the Fed had to go into the market and drive the price of Gold down ahead of the announcement or risk seeing gold pop to new all-time highs of $2,000 or more....- in The Huffington Post

In 1971, the U.S. 'closed the gold window' starting an era of global fiat money reference-pricing that has been unprecedented in history. Never before had the world operated on the basis of no country anywhere having a currency tied to something with intrinsic value like gold. We did have the 'petrodollar' -- a U.S. dollar exchange rate based on the deal struck between Saudi Arabia and America -- for the U.S. to buy their oil and for the Saudis to buy U.S. dollars and bonds in return -- that started a multi-decade period of oil companies (with the U.S. military machine in their pocket) bullying the world into buying U.S. dollars or getting cut off from oil and dollar supplies. But now it's over. This is important because the petrodollar has been the overriding motivation explaining why the U.S. is involved in multiple wars in various oil dependent economies and their satellites. U.S. wars have supported the petrodollar first and foremost and this lul...

In this episode of the Keiser Report , Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank as 'the greatest hedge fund' in history and ask whether or not their quantitative easing policy is like trying to pass pork off as a prime cut of beef. In the second half, Max interviews precious metals trader, Andrew Maguire, about JPMorgan whistleblowers and the Federal Reserve Bank taper hoax.

In this 500th episode of The Keiser Report , Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss what the economy and financial sector look like five hundred episodes later. They find an economy where the wealth and income gap is the highest ever, median income has collapsed and the mainstream media alleges the government is 'assaulting' JP Morgan with all the fines for the bank's many criminal activities. In the second half, Max interviews Professor Steve Keen about banking and leverage five years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Max Keiser with George Galloway , absolutely magnificent. Watch and Learn. Ditch the corporate floozies... The banksters are not going to stop stealing money. The corporate criminals are not going to stop stealing money. The insider-trading, lobby-bribe accepting politicians are not going to stop letting their masters steal money. The war profiteers are not going to stop igniting wars. The employers are not going to stop automating jobs.And the scandals just keep on coming.You need only look at UK's own history & there you'll find that 'bailing out banks' isn't a 21st century phenomenon! It was done in the 20th century & the economy? when the 'debt based currency' failed! was saved! Almost overnight!! How? The introduction of the Bradbury Pound! It can be done just as fast & easily AGAIN! A SOLUTION to this imaginary FIAT DEBT! Adams etc.? Capitalism fails! Time & again! We should create a new banking system immediately, put...

All rights belong to Russia Today. In this 500th episode of the Keiser Report , Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss what the economy and financial sector look like five hundred episodes later. They find an economy where the wealth and income gap is the highest ever, median income has collapsed and the mainstream media alleges the government is 'assaulting' JP Morgan with all the fines for the bank's many criminal activities. In the second half, Max interviews Professor Steve Keen about banking and leverage five years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.