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article imageMax Keiser: Goldman Sachs Are Scum

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Andrew
By Andrew Moran
Jul 18, 2009 in Business
By Andrew Moran.
Karma Banque founder Max Keiser, told France 24 Thursday that Goldman Sachs are scum and Paulson, Geithner and Obama dance to the tunes of the organization.
Max Keiser, founder of Karma Banque and another prominent forecaster who called the current global financial collapse and foresaw the downfall of Iceland one-year before, called Goldman Sachs scum in his interview on France 24, Thursday.
Mr. Keiser, who frequently appears on European and Asian networks such as Al-Jazeera and France 24, said on the program, “Goldman Sachs are scum– that’s the bottom line. They have basically co-opted the government; they’ve co-opted the Treasury Department; the Federal Reserve functionality; they’ve co-opted the Obama administration. Barack Obama dances to Goldman Sachs tune.”
Host of BBC’s the Oracle further added, “If you go down the list, they’re all Goldman Sachs scum: whether it’s Hank Paulson, Geithner has very close ties to Goldman Sachs, and all these banking bonuses are paid out to their cronies, who are Goldman Sachs scum. And America for some reason has allowed this coup d’etat to take place– this silent coup d’etat where Goldman Sachs and their friends now control the U.S. Government and manipulate prices.”
Mr. Keiser has had strong words, views and opinions in the past. In an interview on a Press TV show, Max Keiser had this to say about Americans, “All you need to give an American to be happy is a gun and a box of doughnuts.” He also believes there will be another French revolution and that Americans will revolt against the establishment.
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