MAX KEISER BLOG

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert celebrate the second day of 2015 with some regular guests who attempt to predict the big themes of the new year. First up, they talk to Alasdair Macleod of GoldMoney.com about a printing press for wage earners and whether or not we are in a period of deglobalisation. Next they speak to Mark McGowan - aka ‘The Artist Taxi Driver’ about General Election 2015, which political party is not in the pocket of the corporations and whether or not the Met Police working with RBS on financial crime will lead to more or less in the new year. In the second half, they talk to Chris Powell of GATA.org about the CME’s letter to the CFTC exposing the fact that the central banks have ‘volume discounts’ for their trading accounts. And, finally, they talk to Reggie Middleton of BoomBustBlog.com and UltraCoin about the upcoming year as the one in which the blockchain technology is finally recognised as Internet 2.0 and whether or not...

Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert celebrate the first day of 2015 with some regular guests who attempt to predict the big themes of the New Year. First, they talk to Dominic Frisby of Moneyweek.com about where it all might kick off this year - perhaps Japan? Next, Professor Steve Keen talks Minsky moments, debt deflation and the Bancor. Last, but not least, they speak to Liam Halligan of BNE.eu for his predictions on Europe, China, Russia and dividend yields in 2015.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss exorbitant privilege that is the dollar hegemony which offers nothing on the upside and only subjugation and humiliation on the downside. And despite having an empire of fictional money, the US appears to still have gone bankrupt on these fictional debts. But all that is to change as European companies, like Total, and officials, like the Bank of France governor, fight back suggesting an end to US dollar transactions on international trade. In the second half, Max interviews Arjen Kamphuis about his new and free digital manual The Infosecurity Handbook For Journalists and about driving the cost of NSA spying from the current 0.08 cents per person per day to $10,000 per person per day - thus, driving them out of business.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert ask, "What financial system ever existed a century and a half without a rebellion? And what banking system can preserve it's liberties if the bankers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance?" And while many billionaires and plutocrats worry that the pitchforks are coming, Max and Stacy suggest that the revolution is already well under way, as crypto, blockchain and peer to peer technologies and systems have put a pitchfork in the corrupt financial system. In the second half, Max interviews Joel Dietz of SwarmCorp.com and Simon Dixon of BankToTheFuture.com about crowdfunding, bitcoin 2.0 technologies like Swarm and the future of cryptofinance innovation.

This part looks at the UK and ONS lies on statistics like inflation, which lies about the UK's state of the economy with fake GDP figures. It's all a sham. National debt is heading to double by next General Election, from what it was in May 2010 at last GE. Osborne is up to his eyeballs in loans, to bluff us that we are in a "recovery". And Stacy sounds as if she has a bit of hay fever - a bit croaky, like me at the moment..

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the moral sink estate that is the City of London where dealers sell debt crack on street corners and many old ladies have their pensions stolen. They also discuss the corruption of the leveraged buyout whereby now whole nations are stolen using the nation's own assets and resources as collateral and now, with the TPP deal, the globe is about to be taken for cheap. In the second half, Max interviews investment adviser, Pippa Malmgren, a politics and policy expert who used to be Special Assistant to the President of the United States for Economic Policy on the National Economic Council and former member of the US President's Working Group on Financial Markets. They discuss 'shrinkflation,' inflation and the Plunge Protection team.

Watch the full Keiser Report: Saturday In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the word 'because,' the humble conjunction which "exploded with new grammatical possibilities" in 2013. So the news that the FBI and Department of Justice have 'lost faith in the value of bitcoin,' because concern trolling. And the news that the FBI has stopped enforcing the law and is, instead, 'protecting national security,' because MPAA. In the second half, Max interviews Kim Dotcom about Chris Dodd, the MPAA, Hollywood's failed business model and an encrypted internet and crypto-currencies.