In this episode, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss foul mouthed foreigners with banker tourettes in Singapore, while in America, traders at Barclays send each other expletive-filled emails admitting to manipulating energy prices down in order to have their big bets on declining prices pay off. They also discuss financial activists creating a rolling jubillee reverse vulture fund designed to liberate the population from unpayable debts. In the second half, Max Keiser talks to Teri Buhl about the investigation into fraud at Sun Trust Bank where whistleblowers allege the bank mis-sold mortgages to Fannie Mae, the government sponsored enterprise. Max and Teri also talk about recent developments in the case of residential mortgage back securities fraudulently sold to investors by JP Morgan’s Bear Stearns holding and Teri proposes a million man march on the SEC and the NY Fed.Clueless Bankers Know Nothing of Finance
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 By on November 12th, 2012 By on May 26th, 2010According to the FDA, walnuts are unapproved drugs because they have been scientifically proven to lower high cholesterol. So the FDA has unleashed a threatening attack against a large walnut company to scare them into removing all scientific research about walnuts from their website and marketing materials. The FDA, you may already realize, is waging a campaign of censorship, disinformation and consumer ignorance to try to destroy all knowledge of the scientifically-proven health benefits of healing foods and nutritional supplements. Today we bring you a must-read story about how the FDA is trying to destroy knowledge much like the burning of the Library of Alexandria in the year 48 B.C. read the full story: http://www.naturalnews.com/028879_censorship_healing_foods.html Robert Beadles By Beadles on January 21st, 2010Democrats just don’t get it. Two days after the voters in Massachusetts rejected the National Health care plan, California Democrats have introduced their own Universal Health care plan with a $200 billion a year price tag! Democrats Resurrect Single-Payer Health Care Bill By lvorderbrueggen With federal health care reform on life support, California Democrats this morning quietly moved to resurrect a state-based single-payer health insurance system with an estimated $200 billion annual price tag. The Senate Appropriations Committee voted without comment along party lines, 6-3, to lift from suspense — the dead file — Senate Bill 810 by Sen. Mark Leno, D-San Francisco. The bill is almost identical to former Sen. Sheila Kuehl’s 2008 single-payer bill that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed. Voting in favor of moving the bill forward this morning were Democratic Sens. Christin Kehoe of San Diego, Ellen Corbett of San Leandro, Leno, Carol Liu of Pasadena, Curren Price of Los Angeles and Leland Yee of San Francisco. In opposition were GOP Sens. Dave Cox of Fair Oaks, Jeff Denham of Merced and Mimi Walters of Tustin. The legislation would create a state insurance program for Californians at an estimated cost of $200 billion a year. Leno’s bill does not spell out how the financially strapped state would pay for the program; that would be left up to an appointed panel to determine. Kuehl’s bill would have imposed a variety of payroll and other taxes on the wealthy to fund the program. Robert Beadles By Beadles on November 21st, 2009As the U.S. Senate prepares to cast their vote on the Democrat $2.5 trillion government-takeover of health care plan, it’s worth keeping in mind a few important things for Californians to remember: 12.5 percent: That is the October 2009 unemployment rate in the state of California, according to preliminary numbers released by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics. The unemployment rate has risen, from 10.6 percent in February to 12.3 percent in September and now 12.5 percent in October 2009. According to the California Employment Development Department, “Californians holding jobs in October was 16,041,000, a decrease of 94,000 from September.” $1.42 trillion: The federal budget deficit for 2009 alone totals $1.42 trillion – a number higher than the total national debt for the first 200 years of the United States. During the month of October 2009, the deficit increased by $176.4 billion, setting another all-time record. $100 million a day: While Democrats brag that their health care bill “reduces the deficit by $130 billion over the next decade,” they leave out the fact that interest payments on their so-called stimulus bill total $347 billion over the next decade – an average of $100 million a day. |
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