Central bankers are giving away free money to banksters. We’re fighting back by giving away free @start_coin crypto to everyone. — Max Keiser (@maxkeiser) July 30, 2015

Radical anti-establishment politician and prospective London mayoral candidate George Galloway is proposing to use the blockchain to track the capital’s $17 billion budget in real time.

VICE is both a sin and a tool in the UK and Oz. In North America, the tool is VISE. I am using vice as both the tool and sin… When stagnation grabs exporting nations by the throat, the universal

.@StartHLDGS is proving that you can START an economic revolution by giving away free coins to makers and doers (not bankers and shysters).
— Max Keiser (@maxkeiser) July 29, 2015

Everyone lauds “creative destruction” when it shreds monopolies and disrupts private enterprise “business as usual.” If thousands lose their middle-class livelihoods– hey, that’s the price of progress. Improvements in productivity and efficiency can’t be stopped, and those employed making buggy

– Austrian decision to renege on guarantees made to junior bondholders overturned – Court does not overrule bail-ins per se – Bail-in legislation still in place across Europe – EU deadline to implement bail-in legislation by end of this month

We discuss the b-b-b-bad to the bone Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two government owned facilitators of mortgage lending which are bigger and badder than ever. In the second half Max interviews Dr Youssef El-Gingihy about How to Dismantle

Did you know that the Federal Reserve pays an annual 6% dividend to its shareholders, i.e., the member banks of the cartel? Must be nice, considering savers who had nothing to do with cratering the world economy, and failed to

Panicked by the possibility of declines that undermine the official narrative that all is well, authorities the world over are purchasing assets like stocks, bonds and mortgages directly. Central banks are explicitly taking on the role of buyers of last

– “I own Krugerrands” says legendary Jim Grant – He is “very bullish indeed” on gold – Gold is “investment in financial and monetary disorder” – says Grant –  It thrives in current environment – “uncertainty, turbulence and disorder” –