The economic war being waged against Greece, the E.U.—and North America! (40:07):
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Greece, Gold and Financial Terrorism: An Freedomain Radio Interview With Max Keiser (Video)
Posted: 10 March 2010 by Stefan Molyneux in International Affairs, National News, Political ScienceTags: Adam Smith, anti-Statism, Argentina, arts, bailout, banking, Bear Stearns, capitalism, CDS, CFTC, Chile, Congress, corporatism, credit crisis, credit default swaps, crony capitalism, culture, debt, derivatives, disaster capitalism, economics, economy, EU, European Union, fascism, Federal Reserve, fiat currency, financial terrorism, Freedomain Radio, gold, Goldman Sachs, Great Recession, Greece, Hank Paulson, healthcare, human rights, Iceland, IMF, inflation, John Perkins, law, libertarian, liberty, Lloyd Blankfein, market-anarchism, Max Keiser, Medicaid, Medicare, Mexico, mortgage crisis, neoclassical economics, Newspeak, Obama, Obama Administration, odious debt, PIGS, Portugal, prison labor, prisons, reality TV, social security, Spain, state capitalism, Stefan Molyneux, suicide banking, TARP, unfunded liabilities, US, Wall Street
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Daily Briefing: 8th-9th August 2009
Posted: 8 August 2009 by Editors in Daily BriefingTags: Af-Pak War, Afghanistan, anarchism, Baitullah Mehsud, Charles Wald, corporatism, Daniel Luban, David Richards, drug patents, economy, EU, fascism, Georgia, Gitmo, gold, IAEA, India, international law, Iran, Iraq, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, Middle East, Murray Rothbard, Newspeak, NPT, nuclear weapons, Pakistan, Pakistan Taliban, Portugal, Russia, South Ossetia, Timothy Geithner, US, US dollar, War on Terror, Wendy McElroy
Pakistan Taliban denies U.S.-Pak reports its leader was killed; 54% of Americans oppose Afghan War; U.S. kills five Afghan cucumber farmers thinking they were loading munitions; ‘Iran unlikely to produce uranium for a nuke ’til at least 2013′, U.S. intel says; U.S. dollar hits ten-month low; Georgia and Russia continue ‘warlike rhetoric’; E.U. seizes Indian generics to compete on the market because of patents… (more…)
