Max Keiser just called for a boycott with a $1 million prize to destroy the stock value of Whole Foods on the Alex Jones show. He’s screaming and ranting right now. He’s targeting the free marketers and defending the state and its oligarchy.
Max has made a fool of himself on the health care debate recently, and I meant to post about that, but haven’t been able to get inspired to post lately, so it has gone without refutation.
Sad stuff.
Alex just pushed back, and its about time. Max has been slipping off the deep end for awhile.
Might be time to boycott Max Keiser and his progressive socialism.
The first Chinese participant does a fantastic job of challenging George Soros, with what sounds to me, like an argument directly out of Tom Woods NYT bestseller, Meltdown. Now I haven’t read Meltdown, but I have caught all of Woods’ articles and speeches available online, and feel I can confidently make that assessment.
At 2:30, the Chinese participant mentions that markets can correct themselves, and Soros argues they cannot.
Notice how Soros stumbles when he talks about how markets are smarter than regulators, then claims that only regulators can stop perpetual market failure. And the questioner does a wonderful job of pointing out, that only expansion of the monetary base can provide the necessary environment for these large booms, and Soros starts blinking, which sometimes is a sign of discomfort (approx. 4:30)
Continue reading George Soros withers in the face of an Austrian critique
I have been listening to Webster Tarpley on the Alex Jones show for some time. Tarpley is a very clever disinfo agent, who uses large amounts of doublethink to unbalance the listener. Infowars has some great guests, but the show has really tanked in the last 6 months.
Now why Alex Jones has Tarpley on Infowars and continues to pump him up is beyond me. Tarpley is the opposite of Ron Paul and Chuck Baldwin. On economics, law, history and social policy, Tarpley is basically an ideological neocon. Webster is as far from a Libertarian as Obama is, just in a different direction.
Continue reading Are Alex Jones and Webster Tarpley Disinfo Agents?
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