Posted on February 29, 2012 by emptyvessal in Blog
In this episode, Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss 'no wrongdoing' settlements, defrauding school children and a morbidly obese, bedridden Volcker Rule. In the second half of the ...
Tags: control, economic crisis, finacial terrosim, freedom, Goldman Sachs, inflation, Interest rates, Keiser report, keiser report 255, max keiser, money, RT, wall St
Posted on January 3, 2012 by emptyvessal in Blog
Keiser Report 230 a look over the past predictions from the show aswell as future predictions for ...
Tags: austerity, Bank of England, banking fraud, control, economic crisis, eurozone, Finance, Interest rates, Keiser report, London Stock Exchange, max keiser, money, RT, the 1%, wall St
Posted on November 24, 2011 by emptyvessal in Blog
Premonitions of global collapse and Euro collapse and the year of the bankers. Time to get out of paper is getting closer?
"Did you ever wonder what would happen if they all decided to ...
Tags: banking fraud, control, economic crisis, euro, euro crisis, eurozone, finacial terrosim, Finance, fraud, freedom, inflation, Interest rates, max keiser, money, protest, RT, wall St
Posted on November 20, 2011 by emptyvessal in Blog
Capital Account:
Max Keiser on Financial Apartheid,
Germany 4.0, and Gold vs. ...
Tags: anti-capitalist, anti-capitalist protest, austerity, banking fraud, economic crisis, euro, euro crisis, eurozone, fin, Finance, fraud, freedom, giabo, Goldman Sachs, inflation, Interest rates, London Stock Exchange, max keiser, RT, wall St
Posted on November 16, 2011 by emptyvessal in Blog
Bank of England governor Mervyn King has been knighted in the Queen's birthday honours list.
King (pictured) was given the knighthood for his services to banking after steering the UK economy ...
Tags: austerity, Bank of England, crash, cuts, Finance, fraud, inflation, Interest rates, knighthood, mervyn king, robbing public, theft
Posted on November 12, 2011 by emptyvessal in Blog
Savers have been stealthily robbed of £43bn of the real value of their savings since the Bank of England froze interest rates at 0.5pc nearly 32 months ago but there could be worse to ...
Tags: anti-capitalist, anti-capitalist protest, Archduke Ferdinand, Armistice Day, bank, Bank of England, Brewin Dolphin, building society, deposits, economic crisis, euro, euro crisis, eurozone, Grant Thornton, inflation, Interest rates, London Stock Exchange, negative real interest rates, Office for National Statistics, pensioners, protestors, real returns, save our savers, savers, savings, slow-motion bank robbery
