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Max Keiser: "On The Edge" Webcast on Georgism, Ending the private banking cartel & fixing the economy

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I recently had the great pleasure of being interviewed via Skype by Max Keiser for On The Edge - his popular webcast about the economy and politics.

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Max Keiser

I recently had the great pleasure of being interviewed via Skype by Max Keiser for On The Edge - his popular webcast about the economy and politics.

Max Keiser is the inventor of the virtual specialist technology / prediction markets, Hollywood Stock Exchange, Karmabanque, and PirateMyFilm). Here are the two links to my interview, where I talk about Georgism (aka Geoism/Geonomics), taking back the printing of our own money, and where Max shares his thoughts on the banksters and the general decline of the world economy:



 

Scott Baker is a Senior Editor and Writer at Opednews, and a blogger for Huffington Post.
Scott Baker is President of Common Ground-NYC (http://commongroundnyc.org/), a Geoist/Georgist group. He has written dozens of articles for Common (more...)
 
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Wha' happened? by John Little on Saturday, Mar 20, 2010 at 10:52:32 AM
Article vs. Diary by Scott Baker on Sunday, Mar 21, 2010 at 4:12:27 AM