Bill Moyers interviews William K. Black 03-23-2010

Sorry guys about the lack of blog posts. It'll probably be trickles from here on for awhile. The job's taking a lot of my time. You now how it is.

In the meanwhile, to keep you guys entertained and informed, let me refer you to Max Keiser and their comments feed. I get a lot of my links that I post here from Max's comment section. It's quite lively and quite hard to keep up with! I must say it's all the info you will ever need. Another recommendation is the Disquiet Reservations blog.

Anyways.. Onto to Bill Moyer's (2nd) last interview which is with William K. Black. Mr. Black's been there on Bill Moyer's program before. He had that blockbuster interview that really shed light on the banking fraud. This interview also sheds some light on some of the recent events in the news such as the "show" hearings by Congress where they ask bank executives some tough questions.

I must say, we must get William K. Black into a position where he can start going after these crooks and shut their operations down. He put over a 1000 bankers in jail during that S&L fiasco. This time around it should be at least 10x that much. Round up those paddy wagons! Demand Congress give William K. Black the ammo he needs to go after the crooks!

[Video] One of Bill Moyers' last interviews: William K. Black

Howard Zinn interview with Bill Moyers 12-11-2009

HOPE CHANGE and DEMOCRACY FROM THE BOTTOM

Howard Zinn shows us examples from times past of real change of the system, real courage standing up against power, and real democracy from people at the bottom. Alas, there is a way out of the present quagmire we find ourselves in!

It seems to me, a terrorist is to be defined throughout history as anybody that threatens the interests of power. What can be more terrorizing to the status quo than the thought that their control and injustice is no more? Hence, s war against terror is really a war against ourselves.


[Video] Howard Zinn interview with PBS's Bill Moyers 12-11-2009

Bill Moyers: Simon Johnson and Marcy Kaptur 10-09-2009

This kind of news isn't all that shocking anymore. Check out Janet Tavoli on Max Keiser's blog. There's an extended interview with her that's just been put up by Max today. Buckle up! The future looks bleak and tumultuous.

Is that shock, horror, or sadness on Bill Moyer's face? He's gulping a few times too. He interviews Simon Johnson and Marcy Kaptur. Simon Johnson worked for the IMF previously. I don't quite trust his 'theories' 100% because of it. He does come out swinging here though and Bill Moyers seems uncomfortable at times, realizing the significance of what's said by Simon. MArcy Kaptur is a Congresswoman who still believes that government can do good. At least she's idealistic and doesn't look to be (too) bought off. Anyways, here it is:

[Video} Bill Moyers interviews Simon Johnson and Marcy Kaptur 10-09-2009

Wendell Potter with Bill Moyers 07-10-2009

Wendell Potter was a former health care executive at Cigna. He's one of those rare people with a concious. He spills the beans on how health care corporations cheat the public.

[Youtube] Wendell Potter interviews with Bill Moyers 07-10-2009 Part 1/4


[Youtube] Rest of the Wendell Potter interview (3 more parts)

Bill Moyers interviews William K. Black on the banker fraud and coverup - 04-03-2009

Bill Moyers has an amazing interview with William K. Black where Bill Moyers is uttlerly stunned at what Mr. Black is telling him.

This video sheds some light on why the CEOs aren't being replaced at the zombie banks. It's because the Obama team, the Fed, and the banks are all in it to cover it up! They don't want to truth to get out. They also don't want any investigation to uncover fraud.

I'm going to send the Catherine Austin Fitts video that I have on this blog over to Bill Moyers. He seems stunned that there is fraud and a coverup going on in finance. I'll also send the video over to William K. Black.

As I've been saying all along, there is an integrity crises, not a financial crises.

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