Showing posts with label Goldman Sachs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goldman Sachs. Show all posts

Monday, February 15, 2010

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Max Keiser with Steve Keen 12-09-2009

For those of you not following Max Keiser's blog, Here's one of the funniest episodes he's ever done. He interviews Steve Keen, the Australian economist who called the downturn spot on, on his Keiser Report show. Steve Keen describes the US economy as being run by carpetbaggers.

[Youtube] Max Keiser interviews Steve Keen 12-09-2009

Friday, August 28, 2009

Catherine Austin Fitts: Podcast #3 - 08-27-2009

Catherine Austin Fitts provides another great podcast for us. Topics covered include Goldman Sachs, the historical milestones for capture of whole system starting the FED in 1913, the JFK assassination, etc. George Ure is cohost.

[MP3] Catherine Austin Fitts - Podcast #3 - 08-27-2009

Friday, July 24, 2009

Friday, July 17, 2009

Max Keiser: Duel on France24 07-16-2009

Max Keiser strikes gold as he duels a French Professor who keeps saying we couldn't let the system go and that blackmail and looting by Wall Street is A OK, and we have to roll with the status quo.

And the winner is......

[Youtube] Max Keiser goes against French Professor 07-16-2009 Part 1/2


[Youtube] Max Keiser goes against French Professor 07-16-2009 Part 2/2

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Matt Taibbi: Interview with Sam Seder on Air America's BreakRoomLive

One more really good interview by Matt Taibbi!!!

Sam Seder interviews Rolling Stone Journalist Matt Taibbi, who wrote the article on how Goldman Sachs profited on both sides of the housing bubble and cheated its way through the financial crisis.

BreakRoomLive Marc Maron & Sam Seder is a production of http://airamerica.com.

[Youtube] Matt Taibbi: Interview with Sam Seder on Air America Part 1/4


[Youtube] Rest of the interview HERE

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Max Keiser: Radio Show 07-11-2009

Good stuff! This one of Max Keiser's best radio shows in terms of explaining the world.

Max Keiser explains how the rich countries systematically uses financial warfare to keep world's poor poor, and how careless he consumers are. Also covered: Goldman Sachs market maker manipulation, bankers rob the system and then hand out some money to charity, tinsel brain money making machines, 2000 dead taliban, Robert McNamera, centralized bank sellouts, 2/9 Americans on food stamps, California IOUs level 3, savers vs. speculators, and AAA CDO securities once again and the second wave of retirement investment raids!

[MP3] Max Keiser Radio Show 07-11-2009

Saturday, July 04, 2009

Matt Taibbi: Goldman Sachs bubble videos

Matt Taibbi from the Rolling Stones reporting on Goldman Sachs fraud, manipulation, absolute power, and the new bubble, Cap and Trade.

[Video] Matt Taibbi Breaks Down Goldman Sachs’ Big Scam
[Video] BNN interviews Matt Taibbi on The Close 07-02-2009: The Great American Bubble Machine [07-02-09 4:05PM]

CAP AND TRADE - The Bubble

Here's why Goldman Sachs would love a Cap and Trade system with heavy emphasis on the TRADE part.

"The five bubbles the article says Goldman was central to creating are the Wall Street stock bubble in the 1920s, which led to the Great Depression; the tech-stock bubble of the late 1990s, which ended in the 2001 recession; the housing bubble of the past decade, which resulted in the current economic crisis; the oil price run-up last summer, when oil shot up to $140 a barrel, likely helping tilt the entire world into recession; and what Taibbi describes as "rigging the bailout," when Goldman Sachs' well-placed alumni inside the U.S. government engineered last fall's bank bailout in such a way that the company profited massively.

Taibbi writes that Goldman Sachs has traditionally been a late arrival to market bubbles, getting in once others have started the trend, but, once in, the company quickly ramps up the bubble, predicts its bursting, and then hedges its bets so as to make money from the bubble crash.

The article, which is not yet officially available online, adds one more bubble to the list: the "global warming bubble," or specifically, the proposed cap-and-trade legislation that would allow companies to trade pollution credits on an open market.

Taibbi's argument suggests the Wall Street bank may well want to turn climate change policy into yet another Wall Street casino game.

Because emissions caps will continually be reduced, Taibbi argues, pollution credits will constantly be growing in value, and Goldman Sachs wants in on the ground floor.

Taibbi writes: "The plan is (1) to get in on the ground floor of paradigm-shifting legislation, (2) make sure that they're the profit-making slice of that paradigm and (3) make sure the slice is -- a big slice. Goldman started pushing hard for cap-and-trade long ago, but things really ramped up last year when the firm spent $3.5 million to lobby climate issues."


[Article] Cap and Trade Bubble
[Article] Direct link to the Rolling Stones article

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Democrats will save the day. NOT! Gary Gensler, another Goldman Sachs crony, to head the Commodity Futures Trading Commission

Barack Obama names another Goldman Sachs alumni to his economic team. Bernie Sanders put a hold on the nomination of Gary Gensler to head the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Gensler spent 17 years at Goldman Sachs and then joined the Treasury Department under Bill Clinton, played a big a role in deregulating derivatives in the 1990s'.

DEMOCRATIC Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), however, plans to "move forward" with Gensler's nomination despite Sanders' hold.

BUSINESS AS USUAL FOLKS. NOTHING TO SEE. KEEP A MOVING. THE DEMOCRATS ARE HERE TO SAVE US FROM THE WOLVES.

[Youtube] Goldman Sachs to be added to yet another Obama post

Monday, April 13, 2009

GoldmanSachs666.com website traffic increases after Goldman Sachs sues to try to takedown website

Mike Morgan just got hit with a lawsuit from Goldman Sachs, alleging trademark infringement. His website features critisism and analysis of Goldman Sachs, and input time to time, by industry insiders and whistleblowers. They want to shut his website down.

Well, it backfired. Mike Morgan's website became even more popular as people found out about the hitjob. GoldmanSachs666.com