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Savers vs speculators

Are government and Central Bank remedies are penalising workers and savers.

September 07, 2009

By People & Power (View author info)

London, United Kingdom -

Max Keiser looks at the ongoing financial crisis and asks whether the government and Central Bank remedies are penalising workers and savers.
 
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  • EXPOSING AMERICAN JUDICIAL CORPORATIONS - Taffy Rice
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  • AN EARMARK IN HISTORY: IF OUR GOVERNMENT HERE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WOULD SAY THEY ARE SORRY FOR WHAT THEY DID TO US AMERICAN CITIZENS - Wendy Clardy
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  • Mortgage lending sinks to lowest figure since 2005 - Angela Balakrishnan
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  • Northern Rock to be nationalised - FT Reporters
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  • Black Monday: recession fears spark global share crash - Larry Elliott
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  • THE $7.7 TRILLION CRIME - AHRC News Services
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  • Moneychangers Destroying America--And Christians Don't See It b - Chuck Baldwin
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  • Tax Lien Fraud: ". . see how deep the rabbit hole goes . . ." Morpheous, "The Matrix" - Jeff Sedgwick
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  • AMERICA'S HOME FORECLOSURES AND MORTGAGE SECURITIES FRAUD - AHRC News Services
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  • The Foreclosure Crisis: What it means for Northeast Ohio - Thomas Ott and Michael O'Malley
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  • KLEPTOMANIACS ON THE LOOSE IN AMERICA: - Part 2 - Wendy Clardy
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  • Memo To The FBI: Expand The Probe Of Economic Crimes - Danny Schechter
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  • THE FOG OF HOUSING, SECURITIES AND FINANCIAL FRAUD - Peter Amherst
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  • FRAUD: MADE IN THE U.S..A. - Part 4 - Kevin McAllister
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  • Countrywide's Mozilo accused of fraud - Tami Luhby
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  • FRAUD: MADE IN THE U.S.A. - PART 11 - Kevin McAllister
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  • FRAUD MADE IN THE U.S.A., PART 12 - Kevin McAllister
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  • My $250,000 trust fund with UBS Bank has vanished - Willowdean Vance
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  • Corporate And Judicial Fraud Create Economic Implosion - Taffy Rice
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  • Judge calls on US to clarify position on UBS - Haig Simonian
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  • US and UBS request court delay - Joanna Chung and Haig Simonian
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