Max Keiser on Racketeering and Roots of R3volution

It will be called On The Edge. Here is the pilot teaser....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo8GemDFwg0

This was an intriguing discussion and highlights the perceptions of different political perspectives . each speaker seemed to have a good grasp of the problem yet their solutions were the same old. The two socialists blamed "capitalism" and wanted all the people taken care of by the government as the solution. This is where revolutions become dangerous, for while a radical overhaul may be necessary the "solution" may be worse.

I was also wondering if Max Keiser when he stated that the American and British education systems had been "privatized" if he meant taken on by the government. I have heard that in Britain they use the term private for what we call public schools. Otherwise I don't know what he is talking about in that regard.

While Max made some great points, especially against the bankers and the corrupt government collusion with wall street, I don't think he spoke up enough in defense of free markets and individual freedom against the socialist solutions. It appeared as if he was in agreement with them across the board which I am certain he is not in agreement with their solutions.

The American diplomat guy had some good things to add about the reality of world trade and competition with China. This is complicated and while an overhaul is needed, we must be wary of leaders and movements that might usurp the agenda toward socialism, communism, and tyranny.

capital is. That is the essence of a 'Racket'.

"But corporate lawyers (acting as both attorneys and judges) subverted our Bill of Rights in the late 1800's by establishing the doctrine of "corporate personhood" -- the claim that corporations were intended to fully enjoy the legal status and protections created for human beings!" http://www.reclaimdemocracy.org/personhood/

This would lead to the rise of 'corporate monopolies' and their trumping 'human rights' in the 20th century. This needed to be 'installed' to create all the 'front' corporations for the Federal Reserve later on.

Why do they bash capitalism when capitalism is apart of every form of government whether it be communism or anarchy?

The problem is not capitalism, the problem is government. The government allows corporations and banks to get away with corruption and fraud not capitalism or capital.

Governments allow businesses to grow large and unlawful, NOT capitalism. In a true freemarket, we would never have people like Bill Gates and Microsoft because the freemarket would never allow it--only the very visable hand of government allows these corporations to grow into monsters. This is what these "socialists" don't understand. Big governments are not the cure, they are the disease of a sick society.