Showing posts with label Goldman Sachs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goldman Sachs. Show all posts
08 December 2011
05 October 2011
27 June 2011
Zero Hedge: "Bernankenstein's Monster"
A. Gary Shilling: "Why China Is Heading For A Hard Landing, Pt. 1"
Dr. Housing Bubble: "The end of Ponzi financing era in the United States and the World – When income, revenues, and swindles no longer support servicing debt. From California home owners, Greek bondholders, and Japanese zombie banks."
Dr. Housing Bubble: "The end of Ponzi financing era in the United States and the World – When income, revenues, and swindles no longer support servicing debt. From California home owners, Greek bondholders, and Japanese zombie banks."
10 November 2010
12 October 2010
12 September 2010
Business/Economic/Business/Housing/Layoff News for September 13, 2010
Michael Moore Teaches Rahm Emanuel a F**cking Economics Lesson
Retail Sales in U.S. Probably Rose for Second Month on Merchant Discounts
Class interests and the future of inflation
Scott Bleier says we can't have a double dip recession as we never came out of the first one
Signs of the Times
How America's Working Class Died on the Disco Dance Floor
Chinese Best Seller Slams Goldman Sachs
China and India: Still Hungry for Coal
Billionaires pessimistic about the Economy
Retail Sales in U.S. Probably Rose for Second Month on Merchant Discounts
Class interests and the future of inflation
Scott Bleier says we can't have a double dip recession as we never came out of the first one
Signs of the Times
How America's Working Class Died on the Disco Dance Floor
Chinese Best Seller Slams Goldman Sachs
China and India: Still Hungry for Coal
Billionaires pessimistic about the Economy
02 March 2010
10 November 2009
Nick Hildyard On Civil Society And Banks
Nick Hildyard from the Cornerhouse at The Bigger Picture Festival in London October 2009 (organized by nef - the new economics foundation. Filmed by EcoLabs.)
Since its founding in 1997, The Corner House has aimed to support democratic and community movements for environmental and social justice. It is motivated by the concerns of such movements, whether they be locally-based struggles for land or water rights or better health care; campaigns against destructive mining, dam or forestry projects; or struggles against racial discrimination.
Here, Nick Hildyard of the Corner House tells his audience that the Big Banks are much better organized than We the People. I believe it's always a good thing to listen to people whose views on religions, Economy, politics, etc., don't mesh with my views . . . and Hildyard's view on government is way more benign than mine. However, I like what he says about people vs. the Big Banks.
I'm outraged about Goldman Sachs power and how it is growing geometrically throughout this crisis. So is Nick Hildyard. Listening to him, I found myself shaking my head virorously in agreement and disagreement during his short speech. Still, his anger against the Big Banks is not misplaced.
Give this a listen to understand more clearly we are sitting on a powder keg of lower and middle class anger across the world, and if the banksters don't start listening soon, this Recession could turn into something much worse than what we've experienced thusfar...
Since its founding in 1997, The Corner House has aimed to support democratic and community movements for environmental and social justice. It is motivated by the concerns of such movements, whether they be locally-based struggles for land or water rights or better health care; campaigns against destructive mining, dam or forestry projects; or struggles against racial discrimination.
Here, Nick Hildyard of the Corner House tells his audience that the Big Banks are much better organized than We the People. I believe it's always a good thing to listen to people whose views on religions, Economy, politics, etc., don't mesh with my views . . . and Hildyard's view on government is way more benign than mine. However, I like what he says about people vs. the Big Banks.
I'm outraged about Goldman Sachs power and how it is growing geometrically throughout this crisis. So is Nick Hildyard. Listening to him, I found myself shaking my head virorously in agreement and disagreement during his short speech. Still, his anger against the Big Banks is not misplaced.
Give this a listen to understand more clearly we are sitting on a powder keg of lower and middle class anger across the world, and if the banksters don't start listening soon, this Recession could turn into something much worse than what we've experienced thusfar...
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