Max Keiser Interviewed by a Greek Reporter

[MarketNeutral]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dida7BypzEg&playnext_from=TL&videos=Hn2K9ABobHc

[Nomoss]

BUMP
It's Time to wake up All!

[Libertarian_Guard]

If I could, I would like to be counted as standing alongside the good people of Greece and Iceland by NOT bailing out any bankers.

But since I'm an American, I don't get a vote in such matters.

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http://ia361308.us.archive.org/20/items/MaxKeiserRadio-TheTruthAboutMarkets-10April2010/tam100410.mp3

Show from April 10th, one of his best.

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Greece has a huge current account deficit,
they will never be sound if they do not address
that. They do not have their own currency,
include IMF style austerity measures, ie cuts, taxes,
they will kill the economy that is left and will
be worse off. lol

They should leave the monetary union,
address these problems and work towards
destroying the Euro and EUSSR .

They won't, and if they get a bailout,
it will be for timing purposes, manipulations,
in the end they are done for good, like
next year even, some say.

Thanks MN, Keiser has done some good shows on Greece,
covering Goldman Sach control and manipulations, money making.

Personally I am for burning the house down sooner rather than later.
Maybe wake the sheeple up too. Rattle them.

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Wow, cool, I am going to steal this. ;D

http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l63/princebaldric/553f5c16fc676bbc-1.gif

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Euro-zone nations spell out rescue package for Greece

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/europe-ready-to-lend-41-billion-to-greece-2010-04-11

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Euro-zone nations on Sunday put meat on a rescue package of loans that Greece can tap, for the first time announcing the size and the rate of loans that the troubled country can potentially access.

As with the plan announced last month, euro-zone nations and the International Monetary Fund will jointly provide the loans. The European countries said they are willing to provide as much as 30 billion euros of assistance.

They also detailed the rate at which they will provide assistance. While they called it "non-concessional," the formula would result in three-year loans priced at 5% -- whereas two-year Greek bonds last week had yields of more than 6%.


Is this dollar negative ? Gold looks like it's going to double top for April.