PTV "On The Edge with Max Keiser" 'Brit Hume, Tiger Woods, Ben Stein and Ron Paul.'

[maxkeiser]

Run time: 02:49 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zksNe4LSuio   Posted on YouTube: January 08, 2010 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: January 09, 2010 By DU Member: maxkeiser Views on DU: 1513

 
pt. 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge1Z_A-wJSE&feature=player_embedded

pt. 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHSug0NGXHE&feature=player_embedded

[Oilwellian]

1. So the fed is manipulating the price of gold

as seen in Part 3. In doing so, they keep the value of gold artificially low and thereby continues to encourage us to invest in a currency that now has no value whatsoever. Motherfuckers. Now is the time to buy gold. It will only go up in value once the big fall comes. And it will come because in response to your second part, we are all Iceland.

Always informative Max. It's interesting there hasn't been a peep in the American media about the Icelandic people revolting against the banks of the world and their attempts to make them indentured servants for the next several decades. I wish them well and hope they're successful in this fight.

[Enthusiast]

2. Ben Stein's remark

was utterly ridiculous. Ron Paul is anti-Semitic for suggesting America's occupation is the reason for the terrorist attacks? I think Ron Paul is just stating the obvious. Why are we being ruled by biblical fundamentalism?

[whyverne]

3. Watch Iceland, I've been saying that for a year now.

They went for Reaganomics big time. Probably more than any other country. And they went in the hole to the tune of approx. $250,000 for every citizen. Then they threw all the right wingers out. It will be interesting to see what happens to the Icelanders.

Love my Max and Stacy.

[earcandle]

4. Max; you are a pleasure to watch. Have a great song on us!

The Hypnotist

[Mithreal]

5. Great show especially with regard to Iceland

[anAustralianobserver]

6. You're a funny guy Max! but I don't understand why gold is so 'tangible'.

It seems like a relatively useless, unwieldy and steal-able substance to base value on, eg compared to oil or hemp.

(No economic knowledge here, I studied psych.)

[whyverne]

7. I wonder that myself. I guess it's perceived value.

I don't see how it's any different than any other commodity. The gold sellers are saying that gold has never went to zero. Neither have pork bellies.

[anAustralianobserver]

8. Yeah, I've wondered if gold is deliberately being *over*-valued,

especially since every Alex Jones/GCN/libertarian/conspiracy/G Gordon Liddy 'underground' site is flogging it hehe. (Not associating Max Keiser with those things but he has an undergroundy flavour so I have to question haha.)

Maybe money should be receipts for oil or hemp (another oil and fabric source) or corn or acres of land or something which has an obvious universal human scale food-clothing-land value (?)