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Financial Survival in the "Clash of Civilizations"
James joins Melody for his regular bi-monthly appearance on Financial Survival to discuss the latest incident in the Persian Gulf, the future of the global reserve currency, the clash of civilizations, and how Italy is facing off with the European banksters.
Interview 1460 - Financial Survival in the "Clash of Civilizations"
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James joins Melody for his regular bi-monthly appearance on Financial Survival to discuss the latest incident in the Persian Gulf, the future of the global reserve currency, the clash of civilizations, and how Italy is facing off with the European banksters. |
Interview 613 - Radio Liberty: The Austerity Conundrum
Every Monday afternoon James Corbett joins Dr. Stan Monteith of Radio Liberty to talk world finance, economics, and geopolitics. This week we discuss the austerity conundrum, in which governments convince people of their necessity by creating a government-controlled economy and then pulling the rug out through austerity measures. From Italy's elections to the sequestration "cuts" in the U.S., more people are buying into the government line that the only solution is increased government spending (and taxes). But is there any other model for prosperity? Find out in this week's Radio Liberty conversation.
David L. Smith on the Eurozone Breakup (video)
David L. Smith of GenevaBusinessInsider.blogspot.com (YouTube: genevabusinessinside) joins us for a conversation on the Eurozone, including the latest from Italy with Berlusconi running for office once again. We also discuss the Greek bailout and its implications for the Eurozone generally, the FOMC's decision to up the QE ante to $85 billion a month, and the ultimate futility of trying to meld the European countries together.
Interview 563 - David L. Smith on the Eurozone Breakup
David L. Smith of GenevaBusinessInsider.blogspot.com (YouTube: genevabusinessinside) joins us for a conversation on the Eurozone, including the latest from Italy with Berlusconi running for office once again. We also discuss the Greek bailout and its implications for the Eurozone generally, the FOMC's decision to up the QE ante to $85 billion a month, and the ultimate futility of trying to meld the European countries together.
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