In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the fact that you can, indeed, fool all of the people all of the time thanks to hyper-financialized neoliberal capitalism. To prove this, they look at the windfall economy in the UK and the 1099 economy in the US where the populations are fooled into accepting no benefits and/or certain poverty. In the second half, Max interviews Neil Mitchell about the latest in his ongoing legal case against the Royal Bank of Scotland’s subsidiary, Global Restructuring Group (GRG).
Paradise for Fools - Max Keiser
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the fact that you can, indeed, fool all of the people all of the time thanks to hyper-financialized neoliberal capitalism. To prove this, they look at the windfall economy in the UK and the 1099 economy in the US where the populations are fooled into accepting no benefits and/or certain poverty. In the second half, Max interviews Neil Mitchell about the latest in his ongoing legal case against the Royal Bank of Scotland’s subsidiary, Global Restructuring Group (GRG).
A New World Order - Return to Slavery
Detailed and complete 6000 year history of the New World Order and the Illuminati. Includes the history of the Secret Societies, Ancient Beliefs and the Matrix of Control that has shaped human history for thousands of years. Also includes for the first time, a documented history of the true birth of the Illuminati and finally, its affect on the world today.
The Secret of the Seven Sisters
On August 28, 1928, in the Scottish highlands, began the secret story of oil.
Three men had an appointment at Achnacarry Castle - a Dutchman, an American and an Englishman.
The Dutchman was Henry Deterding, a man nicknamed the Napoleon of Oil, having exploited a find in Sumatra. He joined forces with a rich ship owner and painted Shell salesman and together the two men founded Royal Dutch Shell.
The American was Walter C. Teagle and he represents the Standard Oil Company, founded by John D. Rockefeller at the age of 31 - the future Exxon. Oil wells, transport, refining and distribution of oil - everything is controlled by Standard oil.
The Englishman, Sir John Cadman, was the director of the Anglo-Persian oil Company, soon to become BP. On the initiative of a young Winston Churchill, the British government had taken a stake in BP and the Royal Navy switched its fuel from coal to oil. With fuel-hungry ships, planes and tanks, oil became "the blood of every battle".
The new automobile industry was developing fast, and the Ford T was selling by the million. The world was thirsty for oil, and companies were waging a merciless contest but the competition was making the market unstable.
That August night, the three men decided to stop fighting and to start sharing out the world's oil. Their vision was that production zones, transport costs, sales prices - everything would be agreed and shared. And so began a great cartel, whose purpose was to dominate the world, by controlling its oil.
Four others soon joined them, and they came to be known as the Seven Sisters - the biggest oil companies in the world.
Three men had an appointment at Achnacarry Castle - a Dutchman, an American and an Englishman.
The Dutchman was Henry Deterding, a man nicknamed the Napoleon of Oil, having exploited a find in Sumatra. He joined forces with a rich ship owner and painted Shell salesman and together the two men founded Royal Dutch Shell.
The American was Walter C. Teagle and he represents the Standard Oil Company, founded by John D. Rockefeller at the age of 31 - the future Exxon. Oil wells, transport, refining and distribution of oil - everything is controlled by Standard oil.
The Englishman, Sir John Cadman, was the director of the Anglo-Persian oil Company, soon to become BP. On the initiative of a young Winston Churchill, the British government had taken a stake in BP and the Royal Navy switched its fuel from coal to oil. With fuel-hungry ships, planes and tanks, oil became "the blood of every battle".
The new automobile industry was developing fast, and the Ford T was selling by the million. The world was thirsty for oil, and companies were waging a merciless contest but the competition was making the market unstable.
That August night, the three men decided to stop fighting and to start sharing out the world's oil. Their vision was that production zones, transport costs, sales prices - everything would be agreed and shared. And so began a great cartel, whose purpose was to dominate the world, by controlling its oil.
Four others soon joined them, and they came to be known as the Seven Sisters - the biggest oil companies in the world.
The Four Horsemen of the Economic Apocalypse
As the global economy continues to veer from crisis to catastrophe many more people are looking for wise counsel on how to reshape the Western Economy. Over the last three years 23 global thinkers many of whom have been marginalized -have come together to break their silence and explain how the world really works.
Their views transcend mainstream media and short-term political explanations to describe in simple terms what needs to be addressed in our universities, governments and corporate structures. We will not be returning to business as usual.
Four Horsemen doesn t get involved in banker bashing, criticising politicians or conspiracy theories. The film looks at the systems that we have chosen to live under and suggests ways we could change them. With events veering out of the control of democratic governments and the global economy on life support for the foreseeable future Four Horsemen is a catalyst to begin a debate around the solutions we urgently need.
Were back, with the tax man!!
Sorry we've been away and the comments I sent from the island in bottles, will not get to the UK for another 4 years!!
So lets take a look at taxation!!
Once upon a time we were taxed by windows - it was known as 'daylight robbery!' - All true... we have now three centre right parties known as neoliberalism if you go to study politics also known as 'completely clueless, fucking useless and totally inept' if you are a commoner, like me. So why the big debate about taxation - should be 10% for the lower classes or 50p in the pound for the rich list etc, - this is because the capitalist system we live in, make the masses believe that we all have to share the pain of running the country, as we are all poor and broke.
Complete bullshit!!
The only statistic you should consider is the fact that 90% of the wealth is owned by 5% of the people even now in the 21st century, as it has always been even since Karl Marx noticed the unfairness of the system - Yes you have TV's, ipods and cars, but the true power of were our money is spent is still dictated by the elite (the top 5% of earners) as they have control of the parliamentary process. If you want to have a clear view of how a modern capitalist system works take a look at Russia - we in the west are much better in 'covering up' the holes in our democracy than the Russians, but the system is just as corrupt as theirs, we just drink less Vodka.
So how do we get rid of the 'latter day' window tax?
Simple Watson - death duty! The state should take 100% of all estates after someone dies and place it in common ownership. Unfair I hear you cry!! No is isn't, we should allow some monies to pass from wife to husband or father to wife also parent to sons and daughters - but a maximum of £100K per person. Now most 2.4 families will not have £340,000 (that's 2.4 children plus one adult) to pass on, so no change their for the majority, but the 5% (including the Queen) will have a majority of the estate given to government who can sell it, rent it, or keep it for the good of ALL the people.
The result?
No income tax needs to be paid for the duration of your life time, no brain drain, no need to stay on state benefits as jobs are tax free - simple effective and no chance because the ruling classes are left with the same as the rest of us in as little as 50 years - a bloodless revolutionist. But the cornerstone of any 'true' Democratic Political party.
No. 6
So lets take a look at taxation!!
Once upon a time we were taxed by windows - it was known as 'daylight robbery!' - All true... we have now three centre right parties known as neoliberalism if you go to study politics also known as 'completely clueless, fucking useless and totally inept' if you are a commoner, like me. So why the big debate about taxation - should be 10% for the lower classes or 50p in the pound for the rich list etc, - this is because the capitalist system we live in, make the masses believe that we all have to share the pain of running the country, as we are all poor and broke.
Complete bullshit!!
The only statistic you should consider is the fact that 90% of the wealth is owned by 5% of the people even now in the 21st century, as it has always been even since Karl Marx noticed the unfairness of the system - Yes you have TV's, ipods and cars, but the true power of were our money is spent is still dictated by the elite (the top 5% of earners) as they have control of the parliamentary process. If you want to have a clear view of how a modern capitalist system works take a look at Russia - we in the west are much better in 'covering up' the holes in our democracy than the Russians, but the system is just as corrupt as theirs, we just drink less Vodka.
So how do we get rid of the 'latter day' window tax?
Simple Watson - death duty! The state should take 100% of all estates after someone dies and place it in common ownership. Unfair I hear you cry!! No is isn't, we should allow some monies to pass from wife to husband or father to wife also parent to sons and daughters - but a maximum of £100K per person. Now most 2.4 families will not have £340,000 (that's 2.4 children plus one adult) to pass on, so no change their for the majority, but the 5% (including the Queen) will have a majority of the estate given to government who can sell it, rent it, or keep it for the good of ALL the people.
The result?
No income tax needs to be paid for the duration of your life time, no brain drain, no need to stay on state benefits as jobs are tax free - simple effective and no chance because the ruling classes are left with the same as the rest of us in as little as 50 years - a bloodless revolutionist. But the cornerstone of any 'true' Democratic Political party.
No. 6
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