The Silver Circle crew took off for New York City to catch up with the Silver King himself, Max Keiser. He had been hinting towards a New York event weeks before and finalized a venue on Monday the 3rd at the Headquarters of the Ron Paul Meetup group. Knowing that Max hadn't been to the states in 11+ years we knew this was an opportunity we wouldn't want to miss.
In the interview we discuss the debt ceiling, Putin's latest claim of the US, and how we will get Max into Silver Circle.
Friday, August 5, 2011
Max Keiser Spotted at the NYC Ron Paul Meetup Headquarters
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Even though I am a bit of a gold/silver bug, I really struggle to be supportive of Max Keiser. At times he's absolutely on target about the fed, banksters and such but IMO his JP Morgan/silver pumping tactics are crass.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the previous comment. His support of ellen brown (the infamous greenbacker) tells me all I need to know about his economic reasoning. Sorry wenzel.... he's kind of a hack.
ReplyDeleteMegan Duffield is embarrassing. Here is her rant against discussing Austrian economics and the teachings of Murrary Rothbard from the 2011 Porcupine Freedom Festival.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3z1AaUFbcc
I respect Keiser's view on market corruption but
ReplyDeletehe is pro carbon tax ponzi scheme and his
views on "peak oil" are truly mystifying.
Keiser is still interesting to follow--thanks for the post!
ReplyDeleteHe is a very smart man. no question. Does he support important libertarian ideas (maybe with other motives) while at the same time ridiculing libertarians? Does mother Russia (Putin) allow him on the air for the sole purpose of criticizing the west? I would like to hear him ONCE criticize Russia in some meaningful way. Not that he isn't right about western banking corruption etc.
ReplyDeleteI echo many comments here. Keiser is right on the FEDs bumblings but is comes out of left field on global warming, Govt, ponzi schemes, etc. So I would say he might not be what he appears to be.
ReplyDelete@Jay sorry you feel that way about my rant, but in my world relating to people on issues that they can understand is the best first step to those tough to understand conversations like Austrian Economics and Rothbard's theory of money.
ReplyDeleteOnly good intentions were meant, apologies for offending you.