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not see soldiers heralded as heroes in latvia at a rally given top level support but triggering a public outcry. this is r.t. now brace yourself for this to kaiser. most cars are this is the cars report young goldman sachs or strong stacey banks when you were a banker on wall street did you ever repeat what he's eyeballs out. common vernacular for just wrong it cost them or their eyes a tear off their head put down their necks you know typical things like this the idea is to destroy the customers ok well we're talking about goldman sachs why i'm leaving goldman sachs this is the viral video of this week the coney twenty two all

of this week greg smith goldman sachs executive director and head of the firm's united states equity derivatives business in europe the middle east and africa he spent twelve years at the firm is now wrote a letter he resigned but a letter to the new york times explaining why he's resigning and said that the company is toxic and destructive and he said what are the three quick ways to become a leader at goldman sachs they execute on the firm's axes which is goldman speak for persuading your clients to invest in the stocks or other products that we're trying to get rid of because they are not seen as having a lot of tension profit be hunt elephants in english get your clients some of whom are sophisticated and some of who aren't to treat whatever will bring the biggest profit to goldman or c find yourself sitting in a seat where your job is to trade any illiquid opaque product with a three letter acronym right well the take the middle order the first idea around the axis of the product line i mean bowman like any law street shop is in the

business of repackaging stocks and bonds into some exotic flora and fauna the idea is you can charge huge commissions on these products the big spread these are the usually never reported to the customer they mark it up five percent six. cent the law says you can market up by more than a small percentage but they never actually report the markup as an internal markup on their desk and when the lloyd blankfein says he's making a market what he's doing is he's marking off the price of in-house packaged joke what they call on their axis so customers with the second paid buy it there are mediately down five percent or more twenty percent in the case of some of the liquid the writ of contracts they're down fifty percent the second they take possession of it or they're down one hundred percent they're literally selling them tainted meat that's filled with maggots of risk now the second point that they make about this is the way of the elephant hunting i mean this is elephants that also

you're hear people on wall street for the whales the whales are the big customers and the exact same are go that one finds in a las vegas las vegas is dominated by the whales and people come in were willing to lose millions for a free breakfast now the thing about las vegas is very similar to wall street is that in vegas you have hosts and these are not all that not always hookers they sometimes are just guys who take clients of the of the casino out for a good time and they take on gambling the hosts are paid as a percentage of the amount of money the customer loses. and this is exactly the wall street model when someone at goldman sachs makes a ten million dollars bonus or a thirty million dollars bonus he has lost for various clients including greece or other countries or other corporations three hundred or four hundred billion in losses he's paid a percentage of the losses this is why the global g.d.p.

is in retreat this is why the united states us to increase our debt load to fifteen sixteen seventeen trillion to paper over the losses that goldman is in the business of delivering to customers many of which are too frickin stupid to understand that it's not necessarily green idea but a lot of c.e.o.'s are so frickin stupid because the cost of money is some cheap but they're willing to give away their company their family their life for just such an arrangement ok so here this racket is going on this is the way goldman sachs is operating and if they're operating in that with that mentality of course all of us are market so let's look at the biggest markets of all in the u.k. we're in to offer a one hundred year gilt meaning current government borrowing will not be repaid until the next century under a radical plan to be unveiled by george osborne in next week's budget similar guilt have only previously been used to fund the first world war and the fallout from the

south sea bubble when speculators almost bankrupted the global economy the exchequer in the u.k. is still paying interest on those loans underlining the scale of the economic crisis now facing the country this is a remarkable story. they are offering one hundred year gilts and as i and others point out they haven't done the says the collapse of the south sea bubble they have the collapse and then the operators one under your guilts to try to refinance the british economy using the quantitative easing of its day to reliquefy banks to you know offer that up to the insiders notice that it came. after the south sea bubble crash here they're doing it before before the mega crash that's cooked into the cake at this point and what this tells us is that the global economy particularly in the u.k. where the jet the debts the g.d.p. in the u.k.

would invent that is just under a thousand percent of g.d.p. there has already ben this magnificent crash in the u.k. economy cam'ron. he and oz bore and mervyn king over there the bank of england through price manipulation. are are hiding the crash essentially but now the people on the street are beginning to feel because for example gas is an all time high priced in british pounds that's the result of oz born sneaking in this one hundred year guilt and other quantitative easing techniques to try to hide the fact that they're standing in front of the curtain that's hiding like the wizard of oz this multi-tiered the british britain has over five trillion pounds in debt that's there now they're not even officially keeping on their books well ok let's talk about this hundred year guilt however who sold it to them if you're sitting at the table discussing a derivative or a product or on the goldman sachs you can bet your the market so look at the

prospectus speak and the way the treasury sold this to the media who doesn't ask the questions a treasury source said tonight this is about locking in for the future the tangible benefits of the safe haven status we have today the prices lower debt interest repayments for decades to come it is a chance for our great grandchildren to pay less than they otherwise would have done because of the government's fiscal credibility and this is it to put it in wall street terms a roll up a roll up so you've got five trillion in debt in britain and you've got it you've got an economy of almost a thousand times debt versus g.d.p. there's no way that they can generate the growth to pay the debt for one thing they sent all the jobs overseas right they only have financial shysters in the city who are doing show games of paper and that's generating enough income to pay for the debt it will never ever be paid so when they do they roll it up they say we're

going to take this five trillion or twenty trillion pounds of debt and we're going to make it into forty trillion bergan extend the maturity out by a hundred years so the coupon rate is still the same so your interest cost don't go up but your indebtedness now isn't it goes out to. many generations going forward and relocked in the vat and oh by the way the austerity measures are going to have to keep on coming to pay for boards new fangled absurdism well with these low rates we have the next headline max richard branson plastic financial apartheid with rates from borrowing by banks at record lows this type of rate is truly sick so remember sir richard branson was able to buy northern rock the state owned bank in the u.k. by promising that he was going to introduce competition and innovation into the market well sir richard branson of virgin money which recently bought northern rock

has increased interest rates on its credit cards by almost fifty percent and the latest blow to consumers already hit by rising mortgage rates the bank group has issued a take it or leave it ultimatum tell you customers to accept the rises or pay off their balances talk about markets sky grants of those big. who. own who are who are the norm. and then advise it of course he's part of the club any jacks people's rights up and he commits financial hole because he can put financial part time he's an ugly ugly british muppet who is basically also on his knees in front of osborne performing services well the credit card rates they're charging are now twenty four point nine percent let's look at thirty percent we're just going to string you know mug old ladies you piece of trash so here we have. our governments taking out one

hundred year mortgages on our country essentially in order to give these banks to which goldman sachs executive director has just said are continuing to defraud the population's right so forcing us to continue to use their products. now look at this next headline max f.b.i. says paying cash for coffee is a sign of terrorist intent so apparently the f.b.i. has sent around this memo and saying using cash for small purchases like a cup of coffee gum and other items is a good indication that a person is trying to pass for normal without leaving the kind of paper trail created using a debit or credit card for small purchases because if you're doing god's work you would use it good card so that richard branson can make fifty percent of your money otherwise if you don't make progress on your money. you're anti-god your infidel

and of course the call of be like all of george cameroon and they call of all that and these are they say let's go kill some people out there let's go invade a country most will kill iraqis those who kill of the only steady so the rich are present to go over charge of predatory loans to people in car fifty percent to go get a cup of coffee those who wish to program are going to wake up you look at it's different police. and then finally you know we have these bankers trapping us all into their high cost loans and trying to basically criminalize owning or using cash so however what about laundry detergent max grime wave it's a dirty job police nationwide take on soaring tide detergent theft law enforcement officials across the united states are puzzled over a crime wave targeting an unlikely item tide laundry detergent so tide has become a form of currency on the streets detective larry patterson of the somerset kentucky police department where authorities have seen

a huge spike in tide laundry detergent theft says there is no serial numbers and it's impossible to track it's the item to steal because we find that during the two thousand and eight collapse the economies run on drug money cocaine money from mexico that's the single greatest source of actual cash to run the economy now because the banks have not loaned into the economy and they're hoarding. the cash people are saying you know what we need to create our own cash so whether it's tide laundry detergent to clean up their money laundering or whether it's a stick of gum or whether it's whatever it's going to be we're going to create our own cash our own economy because you're not letting us live in this economy you know richard branson is trying to financially rape was twenty four hours a day so where if we get to use tide one of the thirteen to escape is rape farm then that's what we got to do so this is what the people are doing i say tally ho fine get a light use your tide laundry as a currency and wash your clothes at the same time who can be better all right stay

here we got to go thanks for being on the gaza report thank you so am i going away so stay right there are. only. imagine welcome back to the kaiserin part time now to go to los angeles and talk

with jeff shoddily legan live stream syria all right jeff welcome to the kaiser report william walker the kaiser report thanks for having us they say out of this all right fantastic so well you know you just returned from syria where you traveled on a crowd funded piece. of journalism crowdfunding the dragon slayer to mainstream media the new paradigm buster tell us about the process of the site that you did this on how much did you raise and who chose the location so start off i chose the location it was something that i had been thinking about watching the news and i had to crowd fund it because that's the way we work here in the united states is crowd funding every trip that we did so i actually used a donation site called we pay to crowd fund it i put out a call on the internet through facebook and twitter and various social media

portals and basically said i want to go to syria and i want to live stream i want to show the plight of the people there and i want to tell the truth and you know i was able to raise about about five thousand dollars over the course of about a week and a half fantastic now jeff year background is computer to carry and as a teller comics agent so how did you get involved first of the occupy wall street movement and now in this crowd funded reporting project well basically i got first got involved in the occupy wall street movement when i saw some videos being. being displayed that were getting mainstream media attention the scottish video of him getting hit my head with a tear gas canister in oakland the other videos cal state berkeley beating videos and basically worked from a communications perspective in a distribution element to help get those videos out to mainstream media and as far

as op life in syria goes i was running operations for will as has headquarters at our headquarters in new york and once we'll get his first broadcast from istanbul he was receiving death threats and people were claiming he was a cia agent and we also learned about some syrian malware that was being developed and. to target journalists and activists so we knew that we need to step up the security element of things will called me and said come over and i got a ticket within a few hours i was on my way now it's very exciting that the soul crowdfunding phenomenon is that in this space of p.d.p. networking and this also all networking revolution and then of course with the internet you have incredible ways for distribution but up until now there's never been really any way to do the funding aspect of these productions so now finally you've got peter this p.t.p. social networking phenomenon has disinter mediated if you will have got rid of the

gatekeepers on the funding side so you guys are completely free to produce distribute and fund these projects let's focus on the syria subject for a moment neda bakri a lebanese turtle is covering syria for the new york times said quote it's been very hard to cover syria because you rely on activists accounts activists they have never met you know you don't know where they're at what their genders are now if if this journalist who is very familiar with the region and who speaks the language is an unevolved to discern the agenda of all the desperate elements there how did you guys navigate this issue because obviously or era stranger in a strange land how did you navigate through that well we have contacts we have contacts with a lot of activists with the f.s.a. with civilians inside of syria and in turkey and pretty much we just we have been

digesting as much information as possible from these people we're trying to just report out what we actually see from our own eyes and develop some of our own contacts on the ground you know we we went to syria we we took our own our own route in we were led by a syrian military defector and we interviewed the f.s.a. we saw one. there are camps and you know we're we're trying to get information from the people directly from the people as to not be biased on either on either side but clearly in the case of the syria reporting it's an incredibly lopsided when you contrast of course happening in a country like bahrain and i know one of the mainstream outlets out there al jazeera english is now on a tremendous flak that they're getting because that apparently they're completely biased suddenly they're not covering bahrain at all and they're just going with the the government in syria and their line of thinking and you guys are very you're on

the ground you're journalistically feeling what a journalist does seeing looking for the truth but of course there is another element to this networked world that we live in because you have guys so-called activists like danny from syria who c.n.n. is being there to prove their force to prove that he's not fake he's their guy on the ground in syria so how do you deal with this because it's very difficult in this in this age of. it's very easy to go and be in a country like syria and shoot and great equipment and just you've got distribution you've got funding but it's also great to come up with fake news and you know seem to be in a career an increasing problem how do you deal with that i think being on the ground there for us it was actually what we're trying to do was we were trying to bypass those activists and bypass you know those people and actually go see for ourselves so we could actually report back to people that actually might trust what

was coming from us warden they're going to trust various activists reports and mainstream media who are actually feeding off those activists in those reports and so that was i mean that was our purpose in going trying to find out the truth for ourselves so we could take it directly back to everyone at home. and i think that's that's really valuable to the people back here is that they can actually see a firsthand report from from us that is not coming through multiple people before it gets to us we're telling the truth of what we're seeing right there before our eyes i think it's also important to note that when we got on the ground we were attending pro side rallies we were attending you know anti assad rallies we were attending all of these different meetings and meeting with you know working with activists and working with the pro side groups in turkey and in syria so in just showing i think a lot of media will only show one side and picture what we want to do with show

show show as much as we can from both sides and able to discussion from that point in the future the more crowd funded journalist the more dependent journalist we can get on the ground around the situations i think the truth has a higher probability to come out i let me ask something more of a personal question what in the last two or three years or five years what incident or event or action earth or a person galvanize you on a personal level to go down this path of truth seeking and to go of these war torn areas can you identify any one event or person that really got you in this going on this path and i have to say max for me it's my mother you i mean you've been following the occupy wall street movement here in the protests and whatnot and when that started i had just actually had tragedy in my family my mom lost her business and her home due to the economic crisis here in the united states and so for me it really got real at that point and then occupy wall street started and i really felt

you know this is what i've been waiting for and so i stepped out of my normal life as a college student and a bartender working in a restaurant and left all that behind quit my job quit school and left to start covering these protests. almost from day one i became an independent journalists out there live streaming. that that was my motivation and incense send it is just the next step the next step in that progression and syria was the last step and who knows what the next one will be our last thought about the next one i know that you were going to go to the da in chicago they have lived it the venue to camp david but i think instead of doing something with the g eight i know something is on fire my film it's listed people are if you want to help crowd fund your work they can go to part of my found dot com but what is their g eight film coming are you going to bypass the g eight are doing something for ga we're still going to go

to the g. eight and we're also going to be in nato in chicago that's going to be you know the protest laws in chicago have been implemented are providing additional challenge for us and we're going to use it showcase a lot of new tools and citizen and independent journalism we have a drone helicopter that is capable of live streaming we have cameras that we can mount on buildings that can stay live for days and days upon end without having any recharging and we're going to set up our headquarters in our hub there an alternate alternate communication networks and we're going to we're going to capture what goes on there and maybe we can turn it into a turn into a film if the battle in seattle is any indication of what's to come in and in chicago for nato and all of the activists that we're seeing already booked tickets and hotels to fly in from around the world you know i don't think that since since the jihad has been moved i don't think it means that we should we should pull out from protesting or for covering the protests rather that it's the time that we

should you know stay strong and advance to cover these these events. and act echoes from both nato and pray you mentioned the battle in seattle which was an ethical obligation protest really to keep things off i think thousand nine hundred ninety nine and that was a huge outcry from around the. world and then the momentum of that was really snuffed out two years later with the events of nine eleven and then this coalesced again in occupy the wall street which is really that space that came after the the battle in seattle but looking at the historical frame of reference area talk about chicago you go back to nineteen sixty eight of course the democratic national convention eight hundred sixty eight this was an extremely important year and political activism around the world that was against the war the vietnam war but it

seems to me as though we are in the midst of another war this is a war against it's tough to play under and put your finger on it but it's a war against civil liberties as the war against freedom of the press is the war against your generation it seems almost intergenerational that the old guard is simply taking all the money and running leading you guys high and dry would you agree with that certainly i feel like our generation is feeling it more than the last generation i feel we at this point have have started to realize that something's wrong and feel like somebody's sticking it to us and you know to be honest with the technology and the way social media and internet works today we have a way to communicate that among ourselves and so it's it's not the same as it was ten years ago or twenty years ago we can instantly communicate what you know our our our fears about what's happening and organize better because of all the platforms that are out there that we have at our fingertips you know twitter

facebook my films you know with it with these tools we're going to be able to make a change and communicate effectively which is also why i think the powers that be want to institute. rules and laws and censorship in such a shit bills like sopa and act to. to limit the capabilities of the game changing tool which is the internet straddling lame gagan time but thanks so much for being on the kaiser report will be checking in with you again soon. thank you very much and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and i thank my guests jeff shively and weigh in gagan going to send me an e-mail please do so kaiser report it r t t v dot ru until next time my stars are invaluable.

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