Max Keiser interviews Steve Woolfe, City of London spokesman for the UK Independence Party,

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Barbara (unregistered) October 04, 2011, 13:45 quote

Max,  with all these delays on financing the greek debt, or in fact any real decisive movement to write off, take hair cuts, call it what they will…doesn’t it remind you of a decrepit gambling addict who insists on sitting at the table and pleading “Just one more hand, I know I can win it back” ?
Regards, Barbara

Freddie (unregistered) October 04, 2011, 13:53 quote

This is it! If the Deutschmarks returns then the Euro is toast! Germany still makes quality products and Marks used to be a reserve currency back in the day, so its a good story for Germanyt. As for the rest of the Eurozone, well how bad do you want it? Every EU country except the UK will have to respond to the Deutschmark. Spain and Italy will hit the panic button as for France, well french worker know how to go on strike and boy will they hit the streets demanding for the French Franc

GARY SMITH October 04, 2011, 14:11 quote

Love the show Max and Stacy. But Max, please stop the repeated self-reverential restating of your name ad naseaum.  At one time it was cute and tongue in cheek snarky, but now it is a tiresome and flat running gag that makes you out as self-reverential pufferfish! S T O P! It is taking away from the seriousness of what you are saying.
Other than the above quibble, go get them Max and Stacy! You two are rising on the global radar.

Simon Cardew October 04, 2011, 16:28 quote

Max and Stacey usually provide a useful forum to get the truth on the growing financial crisis and set the record straight; beyond the fringe. However by introducing a member of UKIP they have allowed themselves to linkup with the English angry brigade…a host of petty isolationists and advocates of  the former British Empire model; with colonies on tap.

 

The “continentals” were always seen as the neighbours from hell from across the street. Germany in particular could see the future with a united Europe with Russia acting as equal partners. Such an alliance of ideas and integration was alien to the English protectionists as it offered an egalitarian alternative. UKIP is a poisoned chalice. AVOID if possible.

Conrad (unregistered) October 04, 2011, 16:56 quote

I love Stacy’s classic reactions to Max’s remarks.  Keep up the good work, you two!

Justice (unregistered) October 04, 2011, 17:06 quote

The guy from UK Independent Party, is a typical example of why nothing positive is ever to be done in EU framework, because the level of SELFISHNESS and GREED to have it all, and never share with other (Excerpt ofcourse when the pain is their turn) attitude, is outrageous.

The biggest liability of Europe moving positively forward is to have countries like winging UK in, because their history is only that of exploitation and never to give back.

When looked at how involved the UK is in EU, it is clear they only choose the ’cosy’ areas that favour them and opt out from the ones (Often the most important areas of needed cooperation), they feel would not favor them fully (Who is then to make the sacrifice they want to reap from). It is the height of hypocrisy and selfishness that not only will eventually destroy UK, when it is their turn to cry for help, but they will drag others with them.

 

I wish the rest of Europe will get rid of those ‘leeching’ countries that does not want to be part of the important areas that requires all members participation.

Mr Nola October 04, 2011, 18:02 quote

Here’s a question that has been bothering me. If JP Morg and their fellow banksters are engaged in criminal activity and if, as Max says, their life blood is out money, then are we not complicit in their crimes?  Is it possible that we are aiding and abetting criminal activity? I am a law abiding citizen. I don’t want to help criminals. Should I withdraw all my currency and stop paying my mortgage and credit card bills? What if we all did?

Robbed October 04, 2011, 19:02 quote

Max,
You need to allow a five minute follow-up after your guest has spoken to review and comment on what they have said. This would complete the show. Too many episodes are left hanging.

mike heiss October 04, 2011, 19:51 quote

Keiser and Stacy, you two are getting better and better at this. You’re so funny! I think you should use more blue screen, and also props too. Anything you want – just follow your imagination.

You are incredible! Thanks for doing this, I watch you all the time!

xposelite October 04, 2011, 20:09 quote

Forget OWS, it’s a hoax brought upon by the very same powers that run WS from a distance. If one can’t stop undesired movement, one should head it up in order to lead it to a dead end, right?!
Technically, the usury creates an inflation. No usury leads to no inflation then to stability and eventually to prosperity and peace … The usury is the key to a problem.  The Fed’s masters know it only too well, hence OWS, etc,. WS is just a front. In a warfare (we’re at war) it’s called “diverting of enemy’s attention to a false objective”. Don’t fall for the bait. End The USURY! This in turn, step by step would end the rest of the punzi scam.

Gray (unregistered) October 04, 2011, 21:43 quote

Is Keiser on drugs or was he born that way? 8-/

james October 04, 2011, 23:26 quote

Max that was your Rastani moment, tighter vetting please

Heinz Geyer October 04, 2011, 23:46 quote

not the best argument for the introduction of any tax (that no one or not many people would notice it), the real problem with high-frequency trading is that it gives some market participants an unfair advantage, better than tax is to slow down order entry, make any order stick for a min time so that no one can game the system – but I guess the people advocating the ‘Tobin’ tax would not understand this technicality – nor would they want to. The most ardent supporters were – and are- kryptosocialists that basically hate free markets and loooooove the state. Ultimately they would not mind an economy such as Cuba as the price for their crusade.

Ovid Benelli October 05, 2011, 00:10 quote

What an idiot. Max Keiser knows about as much about international finance as the number of Deutchmarks in his bank account. That is, zero. How are you all doing with Max’s predictions on gold and silver prices? Don’t worry it only seems like you lost an arm and a leg; I’m sure Max will be glad to repay you for faulty advice from the same account just as soon as the notes are printed. Did I actually hear Blythe Masters laughing?

David (unregistered) October 05, 2011, 01:14 quote

Love the show and thanks for the information

HorstNRW October 05, 2011, 02:45 quote

Hello, I can`t share you optimisme that germany goes back to the Deutsche Mark. Our government acts for the interests of internationally operating banks. People doesn`t matter. There is also no opposition with any impact in parliament to get the DM back.
UKIP demands Greece to follow the UK in picking the fruits of the EU and to follow its own interests. Is UK really a model to follow? An overheated housing-market, slow production and an uncontrolled banking system, which destabilizes nations in their neighbourhood.

dvzqz87 October 05, 2011, 03:12 quote

how does germany become a super power from a crashing euro?

Hyperman October 05, 2011, 12:55 quote

Austerity debt etc.

A long time ago we received a pay packet and decided ourselves how much we would use, on bills, booze food etc. and how much we would save. Today everything goes directly to the banks, who then rob us with riddiculous transaction charges on regular payments, and allow us to use a vey expensive plastic card to pay for the rest.

No wonder everybody is in trouble, money is no longer a tangable commodity, and the right to controll your own credit has dissappeared in the process. Bring back cash payment, and a stack of bills to sit and count in the evenings.

 

 

Ali Müller-Finkelstein October 05, 2011, 13:16 quote

Germany would never be able to leave the Eurozone on it´s own. This is complete naive thinking.
We are even not independent. We don´t have a valid Constitution nor a peace treaty since WW2.
But Max, related to Germany, you need to see a shrink. You don´t get it. Why should German politicians agree to pay further 200 billion Euros into that stinking rat hole called EFSF, if they intend to leave the Euro. No, we are screwed by anglosaxxxxon financial terrorists with middle east passports. Think about your own tribe, before you blame others. The Euro is a scheme to confiscate German wealth. To say Germany profited from the Euro is a myth and a fairy tale. This Euro has cost Germany at least 500 billion Euros alone through higher interest rates on credits and loans, plus all the hidden subsidiaries taxpayers have to pay.

HorstNRW October 05, 2011, 14:05 quote

 

dvzqz87 wrote in #14
how does germany become a super power from a crashing euro?

Imports will get much cheaper, not only commodities but also imported parts for productions to end in labeled products Made in Germany.

The existing euro-debts of Germany will decline massively in value to be payed by rising DM currency. Interest rates will be low because everyone will invest in DM. The other european states can devalue their currencies and can hope to be more competitive.  With cheap imports Germany can rise its internal cosumption for the benefit of the working people.

Holidays in the south gets much cheaper. At the end european project will win, to get rid of blaming each other who is doing wrong. Europe can focus on politics to improve the live of their people and regulate their banks to get rid of the casinoa economics. Convinced?

 

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