3 chapters across the catalog
Lebanon is reportedly at a breaking point, with one in four residents now a refugee due to the Syrian Civil War. The hosts discuss the potential for financial experts like Horowitz to explain how investors can "short" government bonds during periods of extreme social instability. They reiterate the concept of "trading on chaos" as a primary motivator for globalist funding of the migrant crisis.
Finland Rejects ESM Bond Purchases, Hillary Clinton Visit
Finland has rejected a proposal to use European Stability Mechanism (ESM) funds to purchase government bonds without collateral, potentially blocking the necessary ratification. The segment notes that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is visiting Finland simultaneously. This visit is framed as a potential move to influence or disrupt the Finnish government's stance on the Eurozone rescue fund.
Egypt Elections and European Bond Markets
The New York Times reports that Islamist parties, including the Muslim Brotherhood, have gained a significant mandate in Egyptian elections. Meanwhile, in Europe, central banks are buying time in the debt crisis as countries like Italy and Belgium use national sports teams to promote the purchase of government bonds. The hosts mock the idea of citizens buying their own country's debt as a viable solution.
