Max Keiser & David DeGraw: Decentralized global rebellion against neoliberal economic policies
Keiser and DeGraw discuss: the economic world war – the centrally planned neo-liberal economic aristocracy and the global decentralized rebellion taking shape against it; overcoming divide and conquer strategies; social media as a weapon; Anonymous as a powerful force of vigilante justice and the coming Empire State Rebellion.
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Heads up, everyone: make sure you know what ”neo-liberal” means.
(Hint: it’s not the opposite of ”neo-con”)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoliberalism
”We need independent platforms that are not going to be gamed and co-opted by people like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, as Facebook and Twitter are being right now”
at 5:00 in the first clip
Very well said! Use Facebook, use Twitter, etc. But don’t use them exclusively…
Full transcript of this interview: http://ampedstatus.org/network/activity/p/7402/
From 10:49:
”Libertarians and Progressives can find common ground.
”But at this point — still — they’re refusing to take a step back and concede a little bit to find the common ground!
”Look: Libertarians and Progressives have to come together on campaign finance, and lobbying — and, most importantly — they can come together on breaking up the banks!
”Why aren’t they doing this? This is ridiculous that they’re not coming together to break up the banks…”
This is one of the best fundamental points you make in the interveiw, @ddegraw
Why AREN’T the people working together to break up the banks?
What can be more important than that… what we are arguing about instead of that?
I could not agree more. Some one said to me ”IT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT TOPIC INTELLIGENT PEOPLE COULD DISCUSES” some twenty years ago. I believed him then and today It could not be plainer, I know he was right.
The only bank that needs broken is the Federal Reserve Bank. The rest will have no choice but to act as any bank in a free market would. Without the protection of the Federal Reserve System, even large banks are vulnerable to bank runs and insolvency. Start from the source!
@kapitalcon Sorry brother, but the Fed is not a bank as distinct from the megabanks… I know it claims it is, but it is not…. The Fed is staffed by men who will protect the megabanks, and it makes no sense to end only the Fed.
Politics and parties and elections is just nonsense. Real power comes from two places: money and authority. Elections and politicians are just there to be puppets for the people to love or get mad at, while the real power and money players hold the strings.
Read about what a ”primary dealer” bank is. You will soon realize that the Fed is not an independent body. It is a puppet body with the power to give money to the primary dealer banks. The U.S. Government gets its money from the primary dealers… The Fed is just the sham the banks use to pretend that they don’t own the whole place themselves…
@ofarmer @karlmarcks I’m sending you guys friend invites.