Thanks!
In reply to this comment by enoch:
*promote

Hmm..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concision

No, I think in this case it may be just poorly said and without proper set-up.
I don't mind a long topic, just organize it better before you go on air.
The topics of conversation jump around quite a bit here.

It's like a well laid out essay vs. a poorly constructed layout.
I've been around professional voice presenters all my life from both Radio and News. The woman here sounds like she keeps trying to keep things on topic but the MAx keeps derailing the conversation, mostly due to his style - listen to this without watching it, he just sounds uncouth and possibly drunk (maybe not - but he sounds like he is).

That's just my opinion. I know many people like Max Keiser mainly because he makes some good points and cut through some of the Bullsh!t and knows what he is saying, but he is also hard to follow because he jumps around so much. This is fine for you and me but as a man in the profession of speaking, I think he can arrange his tops a bit better. If he can't, at least give him an assistant that can arrange his notes for him before going on air. ...Or is that what his co-host is trying to do??

Also, The topic here is "Woman Offers Favors for Chicken McNuggets" - I had to listen through 11 minutes and 45 seconds before getting to that story. I stand by my point
Edit: and that was just an into sentence to something else altogether - Me thinks the title was a ploy!

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^Sagemind:
Too long - make your point and move on...
Upvote made based on first 5 mins only

That's what's called "concision" and it's the reason why Noam Chomsky was never on Nightline.

>> ^Sagemind:

Too long - make your point and move on...
Upvote made based on first 5 mins only


That's what's called "concision" and it's the reason why Noam Chomsky was never on Nightline.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Keiser' to 'Keiser, abandon ship' - edited by Sagemind

Thank you. I've been monitoring matters particularly since Thanksgiving week.

In reply to this comment by marinara:
if you have 30minutes, you can watch this
I like http://maxkeiser.com/2011/12/01/max-keiser-uberdebten/

but make sure you read this first
A Beginner’s Guide to the European Debt Crisis http://gonzalolira.blogspot.com/2011/11/beginners-guide-to
-european-debt-crisis.html via @expat229


In reply to this comment by dotdude:
Thank you for the link. I enjoyed seeing the photos. :

In reply to this comment by marinara:
http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/11/national-g
eographic-photo-contest-2011/100187/

if you have 30minutes, you can watch this
I like http://maxkeiser.com/2011/12/01/max-keiser-uberdebten/

but make sure you read this first
A Beginner’s Guide to the European Debt Crisis http://gonzalolira.blogspot.com/2011/11/beginners-guide-to-european-debt-crisis.html via @expat229


In reply to this comment by dotdude:
Thank you for the link. I enjoyed seeing the photos. :

In reply to this comment by marinara:
http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/11/national-g
eographic-photo-contest-2011/100187/

>> ^marinara:

>> ^EMPIRE:
this guy is a moron, and so is anyone who listens to him.

Pretty much the same thing you said for my Max Keiser video; you're repeating yourself, Empire.
I have alex jones channel in my youtube subscriptions, I love his coverage of the TSA gropings, the IPhone privacy questions, and his interviews of people like Ron Paul, Jesse Ventura, and Paul Craig Roberts.
You just assume that he is talking garbage because he's not a "respected" journalist.
You may say i'm a moron, but at least i don't wear my ignorance and prejudice like a badge of honor.


How about Alex Jones meets Noam Chomsky for a debate. Then we'll have to ask why Noam is soo bad at researching these important Astronaut mortality related issues of our time.

>> ^marinara:

>> ^EMPIRE:
this guy is a moron, and so is anyone who listens to him.

Pretty much the same thing you said for my Max Keiser video; you're repeating yourself, Empire.
I have alex jones channel in my youtube subscriptions, I love his coverage of the TSA gropings, the IPhone privacy questions, and his interviews of people like Ron Paul, Jesse Ventura, and Paul Craig Roberts.
You just assume that he is talking garbage because he's not a "respected" journalist.
You may say i'm a moron, but at least i don't wear my ignorance and prejudice like a badge of honor.


If you come to comment on this video, defending Alex Jones integrity, you kind of ARE wearing your ignorance and prejudice like a badge of honor.

Alex Jones is either legitimately insane or a deliberately manipulative and deceptive liar. That doesn't mean if he observes that the TSA has issues, or that the sky is blue that those things are untrue, even a blind squirrel finds some nuts now and then. Or perhaps in this case, even the nuts sometimes manage to recognize reality. That doesn't make them journalists, let alone respect worthy sources of any form of useful information.

>> ^EMPIRE:

this guy is a moron, and so is anyone who listens to him.


Pretty much the same thing you said for my Max Keiser video; you're repeating yourself, Empire.

I have alex jones channel in my youtube subscriptions, I love his coverage of the TSA gropings, the IPhone privacy questions, and his interviews of people like Ron Paul, Jesse Ventura, and Paul Craig Roberts.

You just assume that he is talking garbage because he's not a "respected" journalist.

You may say i'm a moron, but at least i don't wear my ignorance and prejudice like a badge of honor.

Keiser Report: Regime Change in Greece Now! (E152)

^ Those surveys are of people who are fully covered! Great for them! What about everybody else?

You don’t get those numbers if the population isn’t right along with it. But – for your edification…

http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2006-10-15-health-poll1.htm

There you go. Poll conducted by Keiser, USA Today, and ABC (no conservatives here) which says that 70% of the UNINSURED are satisfied with their health care. Total population is 88% satisfied. That's as high or higher than the satisfaction rates of people participating in public systems...

You, Winstonfiled_Pennypacker(P), make me sick… closed minded, short sighted, cold hearted piece of human filth, selfish prick, no compassion for anybody but yourself, fear change, fool, selfish bastard...

Its tolerant, patient, open-minded perspectives such as yours that make the neolib movement what it is today. Its always nice to meet folks so accepting of other ideas and points of view. Shine on you crazy diamond.

I would be happy to pay… I would be happy to pay… I would be happy to pay…

Then do so. No one is stopping you. Volunteer at your community clinic. Donate money to your local health care providers. Or if you find that unacceptable, there are forms you can fill out to donate as much as you want to the Federal government so they can spend your money for you. That's the great thing about the conservative approach. You are free to do whatever you want with your time, money, and talent.

The neolib problem is that when they say “I would be happy to pay” they don’t really mean it. They really mean that they want government to pay so they don't have to volunteer time or money. They also mean that they want government to make everyone else do the same thing. But just because there are people that need help does NOT mean that there needs to be a federal program in place to help them. Federal solutions are slow, inefficient, ineffective, indirect, and far more expensive than private alternatives.

But if we look at all the empirical evidence from around the world, we could have universal coverage that would actually cost less, and you STILL would oppose it.

1. No one has supplied any evidence that public health care would be cheaper – in fact the Democrat CBO proved that it won’t save a penny. 2. I oppose it not from fear, but from principle. Government intrusion into private freedom is unnecessary for the reasons I listed above – but more importantly they represent a reduction in human freedom. I will oppose that every time I can because freedom is far more precious and rare than health care.

Why is it that the US is the only industrialized country without universal healthcare?

What a crock. Almost everyone in the USA is a Christian. Does that mean you should be one too? This 'we should do it because they're doing it' mentality is total baloney, and it really is hard to believe it's coming out of the mouth of a self-avowed atheist 'free thinker'. Let's just say I reject this argument for the logical fallacy it is and leave it at that. I will never accept the premise that America should use socialism & fascist methodologies just because other countries do. What a stupid suggestion.

More righteous Goldman Sachs bashing from Matt Taibbi.

I don't hear much to disagree with from Keiser in this clip. I might quibble about the hyperbole, but the only real point I disagree with him on was him holding up a return to the gold standard as a panacea. Seems to me that transparency and accountability would be sufficient.

Max Keiser sounds irrationally aggressive, and then the other guy acts like a slimy liar and makes me positively reconsider everything Keiser says.

Part 2 is equally if not more interesting (yay Max Keiser!)

Been following Max Keiser's work since 2004... He's always spoken his mind.. If only he managed to tone it down a bit, the veracity of his insights might be taken more seriously.

Part 2 is here.