Max Keiser prompts Greeks to revolt against their corrupt government and Goldman Sachs banksters! ***PIN THIS PLEASE***

WOW... that is about $1500.00 USD per month.

With a masters degree in SE... you can triple that with a plane ticket to Texas.

No BS.

There are still tech jobs here and we are hurting far less than most states. (just a thought)

I am a highschool drop-out and make 2600€ per month. (I'm at work now... LoL)

protest are useless . the Gov has to slash over head and the people have to produce goods to sell anywhere and every where . ..

Of course that's the point. There is this big debt, at least partly due to good old Goldman Sachs, and the Greeks know that they are expected to pay it, and they are hardening in their refusal to do so. They want to beat the banks for once.

sack Sachs

Germany is NOT the answer. They will want to take over a part of your country and not leave. It will change the purity/traditions of your nation. Greece should boil down the debt with reasonable trade agreements.


The arrival of the German Templers in 1868, who settled in what is now known as the German Colony of Haifa, was a turning point in Haifa's development.[33] The Templers built and operated a steam-based power station, opened factories and inaugurated carriage service to Acre, Nazareth and Tiberias, playing a key role in modernizing the city.[35]

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Yep, I suppose everyone knows by now that goldman sachs and the banksters put in thier own corrupt people to administrate countrys and then set up deals that pretty much broke the countrys. NIce people those goldman sachs people. NOt.

Usa is next after a few others collapse.

KREMLIN PUPPET

That we make also my friends, the game is well set up.

It has linked in Greek sites, report of Goldman Sucks, says that Greece will not be provided for her help by E.E up to the last moment where they will be ready to collapse economically. Then will be activated the article 122, says that all countries will be supposed to help economically in order that Greece is saved. In this point Germany wants to revenges England in order that it contributes with 6 billions of Euros. However even if comes the help according to Goldman Sucks, Greece will be forced the autumn to ask the help of International Monetary Fund

Max Keiser is super sexy. I love it when he tells it like it is! is he married?

I agree, but who has the power to do that?

The People, by putting honest people in office and those that put the good of the people before the greed of money and profit.

These people do not fuck around.

Millions would die all over the world before that happened.

Fracking good find OP.

It will take a year and a day for the vid to stream & buffer (old smart phone-gprs edge, (I had a faster connection 15 years ago but this is all I can afford at the moment (1p / meg download) thanks to the global banksters) but I get the gist from scanning through the post's (and following the whole situation since the bankster induced financial crash) what is going to be said and my sentiments exactly.

OP I wish you and your fellow countrymen/women all the best in tackling the banksters.

Passive resistance can remove the hardest scum.

edit-- spelling-I'm on the stella , look out. LOL

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From [link to www.americanfreepress.net]

Greek Economy In a Shambles— Is America Next?


By Victor Thorn

Is the current Greek “financial crisis” actually a deliberately created experiment orchestrated by predatory international bankers, to be later used against the United States? More precariously, what if the culprits responsible for undermining Greece are the same ones who caused our near-catastrophic economic meltdown in 2008?

During a recent speech, German Chancellor Angela Merkel snapped, “It would be a disgrace if it turned out to be true that banks that already pushed us to the edge of the abyss were also party to falsifying Greek statistics.”

Her suspicions are correct, because at the center of Greece’s debacle stands Goldman Sachs, historically a surrogate for the House of Rothschild via Sidney Weinberg, with an ownership stake in the Federal Reserve. They also received $10 billion in federal bailout TARP money.

Beginning in 2001, Goldman Sachs concocted an elaborate financial scheme whereby billions in “currency swaps” were funneled into Greece, only to be squandered and embezzled by government officials. In actuality, these shadow loans were hidden through the use of creative accounting practices, thereby skirting the EU’s strict regulations on debt to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratios.

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Under the current tutelage of CEO Lloyd Blankfein and President Gary Cohn, Goldman Sachs proceeded to buy insurance on these Greek debts as protection; then sold the risky loans to the National Bank of Greece in 2005. The American bank’s stranglehold is so prevalent inside Greece that the nation’s new debt manager, Petros Christodoulou, is a former Goldman Sachs employee.

In response, Greek newspapers such as Avriani are openly citing a Jewish plutocracy for plotting their nation’s demise. Likewise, during two interviews with historian Maria Papadopoulos on Feb. 17 and Feb. 19, she described the situation in Greece:

“There are dark forces of evil that play with people’s lives and use them to make money. Our prime minister—George Papandreou—is finalizing the destruction of our country that began 30 years ago with his father and grandfather. Papandreou is so determined to get more international loans at exorbitant interest rates that he’s willing to sell out our country. The prime minister is a puppet ruler who’s reading from a script written by vultures in the banking industry.”

Her assessments are certainly accurate. Famed international business writer Ambrose Evans-Pritchard noted on Feb. 16, “The European Union has shown its righteous wrath by stripping Greece of its vote at a crucial meeting next month, the worst humiliation ever suffered by an EU member state.”

Ms. Papadopoulos sees what is at stake.

“The Greek people are being taxed to death,” said Ms. Papadopoulos. “Their backs are against the wall, and they’re retaliating with riots and strikes. Corporations want to take over farms, so farmers are blocking highways. The people are rising up and inciting the army for a coup. They want to kick out the traitors like Papandreou. The EU has stripped us of our vote; Brussels wants to control our taxing and spending policies; and we’re losing our sovereignty.

Henry Kissinger—a major priest of deception—once said the Greek people are very rebellious. So, to put [us] in [our] place, they need to ‘strike’ at the heart of who we are.”

In a Feb. 11 article entitled “Greece Under European Union Diktat,” Peter Schwarz observed, “The crisis in Greece is attracting the most parasitic representatives of finance capital, whose methods resemble those of the Mafia, with the European Commission serving as the consigliore to the godfathers of finance.”

One of the men he alluded to was Jewish speculator George Soros. As a result, these outside dark forces are leveling their impositions on Greece. One such Big Brothertype demand arrives in 2011, where transactions over 1,500 euros are prohibited to be carried out using cash. Only cashless credit is permissible.

Ms. Papadopoulos also related another troublesome turn of events.

“Greece is being used as a weak link—a testing ground on a small scale,” she said. “Then the bankers will use this formula on larger countries, like the United States. Prime Minister Papandreou even said that, because Greece is close to default, there will be no official celebrations on March 25—our independence day. He wants to eliminate the glorious memories of our past. That would be like abolishing the Fourth of July in America. Try to imagine the symbolic devastation if that happened.”

Keep in mind that Greece’s debt-to-GDP ratio is not that much higher than the ratio in the United States. Jim Reid, a Deutsche Bank of London representative, provided a dire warning on Feb. 5 in regard to the big picture: “The problems currently faced by peripheral Europe could be a dress rehearsal for what the U.S. and UK may face further down the road,” said Reid.

As it stands now, European bankers led by Rothschild & Co. are making demands that are eerily similar to what America faces in relation to its astronomical deficit. To reduce the size of their bloated public sector, Papandreou must reduce deficits from 12.7 percent of GDP to 3 percent, cut public service expenditures and government jobs by 10 percent, raise the retirement age, slash healthcare benefits, raise taxes and reduce union pensions. In addition, any international loans will be levied at significantly higher rates than what is charged other European countries.

Faced with the heavy hand of parasitic financiers, many Greeks would simply prefer to leave the European Union, trash the euro, readopt their former currency, the drachma, and take control of their own destiny rather than suffer the slow, agonizing death of their national sovereignty.

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Sooooo...I had an amusing dinner tonight, with possibly the feistiest Greek that I know. When the Generals took over Greece, he was in the navy, assigned to drive around one of the Generals.

We were talking about the Greek situation, and suffice to say that it was amusing. First we compared notes as to what each of us had heard.

Then...off he went on a tangent. We had both heard that Germany had suggested that Greece sell off islands to pay their debt. What he had heard, was that this suggestion was to sell off uninhabited small islands.

I will tone it down, and of course leave out the hand waving and table pounding.

This is what he thinks that the Greeks should do. They should thank Germany and the EU for all the helpful suggestions they have made to find a solution to the Greek problem. That discussions are taking place to lease, then collect rent for these islands. If need be, Greece would consider the outright sale of these islands. Both Russia and China have expressed interest in this, because both would like to have bases in the Mediterranean.

He figures this might change the EU tone a little, and possibly lead to a more helpful solution for the Greek people.

Thanks for the bump. Could we keep this bumped up for another four hours till the Greeks are up?

At worst, they will find this amusing, at best they may find an idea of how to fight back.

Thanks.

For the cradle of western civilization!

Ok.

Max is great, truly telling it the way he sees it.

Rumor has it Greece has already started printing the drachma.

Possible Viral email....


I just heard this, don't tell anybody!

Greece is in an economic cluster fuck. Can you believe it? They are talking with Russia and China, who are both willing to pay huge amounts of $$$ to lease Greek islands to put up bases in the Mediterranean.

The Greek people, and government find themselves cornered. What the frig can they possibly do.

To survive, it seems, the Greeks have no choice but to lease unoccupied islands to the highest bidder. Heaven forbid that they are forced to sell their land.

Both Russia and China have offered large debt relief, at extremely low interest rates, and in return the Greeks ask very little upfront for their new tenants. All Greeks are grateful to both Russia and China for their help, to the Greek people in their time of trouble. What the Russians and Chinese ask is to lease some obscure, and very small uninviting islands from the Greek people.

They are willing to totally fund the developments of these islands. Their actions only relieve the Greek people of their back breaking tax burden.

Grteece give thanks for those that economically helped their country in this time of trial.

The Greek tourism bureau has evaluated that tourism will increase by 12.7 % in the high seasom due to the new bases in the Mediterranean.

It is anticipated that there will be a 5.7 increase in tourism over all with these new bases being in the Mediterranean.

Hey you!

I have heard the same rumor about the Drachma.

I will bet my last dime on Mad Max. I did my homework. He is for real.

My last dime is on the table.

Yes, I saw that on GLP sometime today, let me dig around and see if I can find it.

EDIT: Here it is...
Thread: *** Rumors that the Greek Mint is printing Drachmas ***

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Hey you!

If possible can you help to bump this thread long enough for the Greeks to see.

I have to go to sleep soon. I work 12 hr. shifts with no net access.

I would be be grateful if you and others could bump this because I am off the net for 12 hrs, plus hrs of sleep that I need soon.

Please bump once in a while until the Greeks wake for the day.

Ok, I'll be on for a few more hours.

Have a good sleep.

Thank you!