This is one of Max's Best Shows recently.

Catherine Austin Fitts and Max Keiser point out how the Aristocracy/Oligarchy is systematically defrauding and robbing the Economy, income disparities, destruction of  the middle class, and criminal activities in high places.

Part 1 of 2

Part 2 of 2

http://www.schiffathon.com/

Peter Schiff will run for Senate in Connecticut in 2010.  This presents an outstanding opportunity for the liberty movement.  A seat in the Senate is significant.  It is the closest American equivalent to a seat in the House of Lords.

Paul Krugman suggested back in 2001 that Greenspan needed to create a "housing Bubble"...

Krugman's Rearguard Apologists

Mises Daily by Lilburne | Posted on 7/7/2009 12:00:00 AM

I haven't been much of a fan of the Rolling Stone, what with their florid use of the sort of xanthous English that one doesn't want to hear from children, and their oft similarly hued journalism.

But this article by Matt Taibbi (follow the link) about what's going on with Wall Street's Carbon Tax is worth reading.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/16781569/16750352GoldmanSachs

 E. Wayne Johnson and special guest Barry Holley discuss

HR1207 and the Auditing of the Federal Reserve Bank.

(about 50 minutes)

Midwest Liberty Fest - Fall 2009

Richard Nixon was noted as saying "We're all Keynesians now.", after ending the Bretton Woods agreement in 1971.   Guru Noam Chomsky noted that the official end of gold-backed currency and transition to Paper Money (Fiat Currency) would be remembered as one of the landmark events in history.

I don't yet know where to find episode 1 -

here is Episode 2 , and the trailer/promo for On the Edge....

While Ben Bernanke and his cronies keep crying about the Spectre of Deflation, the cost of everything we buy, particularly food, continues to creep upward, while the government tells us that the "cost of living" is up "about 2.5% per year".

The actual rate of inflation is closer to 8-10%.

In the face of the call to Audit the Fed, they are engaging in the most outrageous Ponzi scheme...

Max Keiser appeared on Sebastian in the Morning, The Rock 106.9 WCCC in Hartford, Ct US

Part one

http://www.maxkeiser.com/temp/sebastian-pt1.mp3

Part two (there is a glitch in the audio...be patient)

http://www.maxkeiser.com/temp/sebastian-pt2.mp3

Part three

http://www.maxkeiser.com/temp/seb-pt3.mp3

Prof. Joe Mahoney at the University of Illinois Dept of Business Administration recently suggested to me a 1965 thesis by Elinor Ostrom, who is now at Indiana University.   The abstract is posted below, and the .pdf of the full thesis is available here.

I was limited to a 2 minute statement - 

We are currently in a depression, recession, or setback, or economic collapse---depending upon what one is willing to admit.   

The laws of economics have not been suspended, nor has there been any failure of the basic principles.  Gravity still works just like before, and all of the principles of physics, thermodynamics, and mathematics are still in effect.  The free market still works, and she still speaks wisdom to us if we are sensitive enough to hear her voice.

Video by "Aravoth" -

[Note from ewjohnson -

Little Faith sent the following word of wisdom from David Wilkerson.  Note that Wilkerson predicted the Gulf War and its aftermath in a book he wrote in the 1980's.  Let these words be an admonition to you as prepare for the worst and hope for the best...I agree with Wilkerson that the next bubble to pop will likely break in Europe.]

Antal E. Fekete
Gold Standard University Live
aefekete@hotmail.com
Apr 30, 2008

Wagner’s opera Gotterdämmerung is about the twilight of pagan gods. The most powerful of the latter-day pagan gods that has been guiding the destinies of humanity for the past two-score of years is Irredeemable Debt. Before August 14, 1971, debts were obligations, and the word “bond” was to mean literally what it said: the opposite of freedom. The privilege of issuing debt had a countervailing responsibility: that of repayment.

On that fateful day all that was changed by a stroke of the pen. President Nixon embraced the woolly theory of Milton Friedman and declared the irredeemable dollar a Monad, that is, a thing that exists in and of itself.