Sat, 17 Jan 2009 01:49:25 GMT
 Max Keiser |
Keiser replied that if Gaza had bought a hundred thousand billion dollars of bad collateral debt obligation from Goldman (Sachs) and J P Morgan, it would have been bailed out rather than being bombed into oblivion.
Keiser pointed out that since the deadly 27 December attack started on Gaza, the price of the dollar and pound has depreciated, whereas the Israeli shekel has been constant. He explained the reason for the changes in the US and UK currency prices as being the result of American and British money laundering syndicates moving their assets to Israel.
Keiser noted that because of the financial crises in the US and UK, these money laundering syndicates can no longer function in the those countries, hence the massive transfer of their funds to Israel.
Press TV's correspondent also asked about white phosphorous manufactured in Pine Bluff, Arkansas being used in Gaza by Israel and what interest groups or individuals are making money from this war.
Keiser responded that the issue is not about who is making money but rather who is accepting money from the US, a bankrupt country with a currency that no longer has real international standing.
Keiser also suggested that China will have put a halt to its reliance on the US dollar and the entire world must adopt global responsibility toward what is taking place in Gaza by boycotting Israeli and US products. He also recommended halting use of the US dollar as the primary international currency as a basic financial security measure.
The Press TV correspondent indicated that the US is subsidizing the Israeli war machine and US tax dollars are directly responsible for killing children in Gaza, Keiser replied that because of the nature of globalization, not only is US tax money being used but also that of any nation tied into the global banking system.
He said all states bear a degree of responsibility for the ongoing slaughter in Gaza, if for no reason other than being tied into the world economic system.
Keiser suggested that the world must adapt a new banking system that is not based on a massively and falsely valued currency, as is the US dollar.
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