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Infowars Interview: Max Keiser on Bilderberg and 

the global financial crisis

Infowars correspondent Patrick Henningsen talks with top financial guru Max Keiser in London about this week's Bilderberg meeting in Chantilly and how they factors into the current global financial meltdown.
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Published June 2, 2012

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Greek Selective Default: Comedians Can Do It Better!

Try to make sense of the following from CNBC. I cannot - the language is convoluted, the syntax is, at best, poor and, once again, the content leaves me wondering about the quality of European (not just Greek) "leadership" (methinks we're scraping the bottom of the barrel, leadership-wise):

 A selective default of Greek debt is no longer being excluded as a possibility, Dutch Finance Minister Jan Kees de Jager said on Tuesday.

"We have managed to break the knot, a very difficult knot, of a contradictory statement that you are saying that you want substantial private sector involvement and on the other hand you want to avoid a selective default," de Jager told reporters ahead of a meeting of European finance ministers.

"Obviously this was a contradiction. So we have broken this knot and now we can do the work in the next few weeks. The (Eurogroup) working group can prepare. It has a broader mandate, several options" he said.

Asked if this could include the possibility of a selective default for Greek debt, he said: "It is not excluded any more. Obviously the ECB has stated in the statement that it did stick to its position, but the 17 ministers did not exclude it any more so we have more options, a broader scope to work with."

Attempts to find a way of sharing the cost of Greece's debt burden with private investors have so far been unsuccessful because debt rollover or extension plans would likely prompt rating agencies to place Greece in selective default, which the ECB opposes (cnbc.com).

In closing, for your listening and viewing pleasure, here's Laurel and Hardy dancing (the selective default dance) to the tune of the GAP Band: