[2015-06-13] Max Keiser: Banker Suicides Likely to Increase

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Max Keiser: Banker Suicides ‘Likely to Increase as the Fiat Bubble Continues to Implode’


Max Keiser discusses raising over US$1.5 million, who the number one basher of Bitcoin is, and why bankers’ arrests are needed if he becomes the economic advisor to the Mayor of London.

Max Keiser, host of the Keiser Report, and Simon Dixon, an ex-investment banker, have raised over US$1.5 million from 710 backers for 50% of their new venture capital fund Bitcoin Capital. The project on the equity crowdfunding platform BnkToTheFuture.com surpassed its funding goal by over a half a million dollars. 


http://cointelegraph.com/news/114532/max-keiser-banker-suicides-likely-to-increase-as-the-fiat-bubble-continues-to-implode

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Max Keiser: Banker Suicides ‘Likely to Increase as the Fiat Bubble Continues to Implode’


Max Keiser discusses raising over US$1.5 million, who the number one basher of Bitcoin is, and why bankers’ arrests are needed if he becomes the economic advisor to the Mayor of London.

Max Keiser, host of the Keiser Report, and Simon Dixon, an ex-investment banker, have raised over US$1.5 million from 710 backers for 50% of their new venture capital fund Bitcoin Capital. The project on the equity crowdfunding platform BnkToTheFuture.com surpassed its funding goal by over a half a million dollars. 


http://cointelegraph.com/news/114532/max-keiser-banker-suicides-likely-to-increase-as-the-fiat-bubble-continues-to-implode

A fiat implosion will hurt common people more, actually. If you look at the meltdown in 2008, people in the financial industry were affected, but they managed to bounce back. Stock prices recovered much more quickly than housing prices. The bankers had their money in stocks, while others had invested in real estate.

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A fiat implosion will hurt common people more, actually. If you look at the meltdown in 2008, people in the financial industry were affected, but they managed to bounce back. Stock prices recovered much more quickly than housing prices. The bankers had their money in stocks, while others had invested in real estate.

The bankers were able to survive, as they received hundreds of billions of USD worth of bail-out money from the various governments. It has become the usual practice now. The bankers will get themselves rich, by indulging in corruption. As a result, the bank melts down. Then the government bails it out, and the banker returns once more to continue his corrupt practice. This is a never-ending chain reaction.