Max Keiser interview

Posted on November 7, 2009 by Ellen Brown

Max Keiser interviewed me, posted yesterday. If you feel like making a comment, it’s here (with video). If you want to hear more audio interviews, they’re posted here.

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  1. Joseph Danison, on November 8th, 2009 at 3:27 am Said:

    A good interview. Pointed. There is a conspiracy within the financial elite to create a private global central bank with a global currency. The large Wall St banks ( or “bank holding companies”) are a party to this emerging elite consensus. Max Keiser frames the issue with the concept of a financial mafia. Ellen describes the modus operandi of the financial mafia take-down of Lehman Brothers as naked short selling. (But the 40-1 leverage Lehman was experiencing was a good reason to short Lehman, so we shouldn’t at the same time give the impression Lehman was an innocent victim.)

    Keiser contrasts Ellen’s state bank proposal with the private central bank, global central bank idea, and we can see the deep populist significance of the state bank.model. The sub text is a threat to national sovereignty as the money power moves further away from the people on Main St it is supposed to serve. When the national financial cabal that currently controls our financial destiny assumes an international role, we remain a sovereign nation in name only.

    Ellen’s state bank proposal is the best means we have to return the money power in the people and counter threats to our sovereign status at the same time..

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