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On the Edge with Max Keiser - 12 March 2010

Ron Paul Says Giving Fed More Power Makes No Sense

George asks the question. Why work in America when the welfare state pays so well.

Peter Schiff Moody's Downgrade: Should We Care? March 15th, 2010.

Ashraf Laidi previews the FOMC decision.

EU finance ministers are about to thrash out how they can help debt-stricken Greece. Not all are convinced, saying prospects of a deal look bleak. Greece has been ravaged by strikes and protests as it tries to plug its 419-billion-dollar black hole. For more on this, RT talks to Euro MP David Campbell Bannerman, from Britain's UK Inependence Party.

Keiser Report №25: Markets! Finance! Scandal

This time Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert report on insider trading in the prediction markets and the billionaire boom and the scary rich outside America. Keiser also speaks to Kate Pickett, author of "The Spirit Level: Why More Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better" about the consequences of inequality.

NBR | Saving vs. Spending | Your Mind and Your Money |

Technical Analysis Round Up by Michael Hewson.

The Schiff Report. March 16th, 2010.

Dollar, Paul Krugman

For those into politics, there's a nice warm thick slice of it.

The Solution, Schaeffer Cox Speaks on the Future of the Liberty Movement.

I'm always facing that dilemma about politics on this thread. Schiff is one example. He became known for his economic views but he's now running for office. As a result, I post videos where he comments on the economy but try my best to steer clear of his videos on politics.

But at the same time, you have Ron Paul who's views I often find myself in agreement with. Then there's Adam Kokesh and other candidates.

Many of them are candidates as a direct consequence of the current economy.

Maybe some see my dilemma here. Politics or economics? I find it difficult to juggle the two. My concern is that I may end up in FF's martyrdom for posting too many political videos. At the same time, there are occasions where the information, whether or not one agrees with it, it just too good to pass up.

Comments and feedback appreciated.

Is there gold in Fort Knox?

Ron Paul wants to know.

http://moneywatch.bnet.com/economic-...t-knox/385523/

Max Keiser on Manipulation in the Obamacare Prediction Markets

EU budget report explained

The European Commission has released a country-by-country report into the state of the European Union's finances.

The report warns that the five largest nations using the Euro are too optimistic about their growth forecasts.

Webster Tarpley: US & UK want to sabotage China's economy

A post or thread that's blatantly partisan, hateful, vitriolic, argumentative, or is some way offensive enough to cause members to complain to Twee, will get binned. Thankfully, that doesn't seem to be happening very often here in the Video Store.

Here's my take on it fwiw, Jay. You're already doing a great job prefacing a lot of the vids with your personal comments and bits and pieces of Walker Wisdom. If you post a vid that seems to cross the blurry line into the realms of politics, add more comments about how the subject matter can affect trading, or monetary policy, or personal investment, etc. You get the idea.

No matter how political an issue seems on the surface, a subtext involving money can almost always be found.

Thanks Opie.

Most of the videos that get binned are duplications. Sometimes I realize that someone (usually a certain member who's name ends in "999" ) beats me to it and I just delete those when I catch up on it. Other times, someone will post something irrelevant to the thread (humour, music or whatever else).

I will just continue doing the best I can to hold the two apart. However, some videos with political talk do leak out. It happens

Jim Cramer and the 5th: Anniversary, or, Pleading? A Don Harrold commentary.

I don't see any problems and I watch 99% of what is posted here, but then again my politics are mostly in line with the thread content.

I say keep going as you have been.