The following article from Nomi Prins details out the growing threats to the liquidity that sustains the modern global banking system, and why it’s more crucial than ever for people to consider extracting a portion of cash from their bank…
We discuss the Greek referendum, the 50 ways to not pay their creditors and the future for the “demerging” economy in which debts are repaid “parametrically.” In the second half, Max interviews Simon Dixon about what Bitcoin could do for…
Said Manolis Glezos, Greek left wing politician, best known for his participation in the World War II resistance. The same war that Greece claims claims Germany owes them 279 billion euros, or $303 billion. Emotions are running high as many…
Podcast: Play in new window | Download With Greece on the Brink, Alasdair Macleod Joined the Show to Provide an Inside Look at the Crisis, Discussing: What is the Greek Referendum REALLY ABOUT? Will the Greek debt be written down? China CRASHES By 30%- CHINESE…
– Gold price has been flat but interesting developments bubble under the surface – Emergence of new tech is undermining existing banking cartel and will make owning and trading gold easier – Gold price my rise if current shortages cause…
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart has probably hurt women more than he his helping them, but this could be the best thing for bitcoin yet.
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Galloway and his team of developers, including advisor Max Keiser, have proposed a design for a blockchain-based technology that will implement the Bitcoin 2.0 platform Horizon and a “network” of blockchains called the Blocknet
We discuss how it is that Aristotle predicted this day of financial and economic despotism. In the second half, Max interviews Nozomi Hayase about bitcoin and blockchain technologies enabling evolution of the human species which is presently kept enslaved by…
George Galloway, London, U.K. mayoral candidate who is using block chain technology in running his 2016 campaign, has called for the city to adopt block chain technology to provide full public accountability of government business