The Daily Blog Open Mic Tuesday 28th April 2015

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  1. Latest on what our very own Kim Dotcom is up to…and how the revolution in digital communication is causing an international revolution in the media similar to the printing press…not only this it is causing a revolution in other areas as well eg banking

    http://rt.com/shows/keiser-report/251337-episode-max-keiser-747/

    “In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss gyrocopters and glitter bombs as a solitary acts of Global Insurrection Against Bankster Occupation (GIABO) in a day of gulags when organising collective actions can be extremely dangerous. They also discuss Kim Dotcom’s plans for an equity crowdfunding campaign for MegaNet and the ‘inconceivable’ negative interest rates on some mortgages in Spain. In the second half, Max interviews Professor John Mill Ackerman about protest parties in Mexico, including Morena, and the economic crisis driving them”.

    (Aren’t these American journalists working for RT just fantastic!?….I think RT has creamed off the best of American journalism( this is how American journalism should be! )….for example Professor Peter Lavelle with his ‘CrossTalk’ — international discussions with experts from around the world from both sides on issues — and former American trader and entrepreneur Max Keiser and American journalist co-host Stacy Herbert with the ‘Keiser Report’ …there are many other American and international journalists as well….no wonder Hillary Clinton is concerned….the Truth is now getting out…and showing up the propaganda and controls on American and our media)

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Keiser

    • Thanks, Chooky; I haven’t watched TKR for a while now, I probably should start again. Max and Stacy have an entertaining rapport, but do start to recycle material and guests if you watch for too long (but the points usually bear repeating). RT seems to have headhunted American journalists as systematically as Al Jazeera did with the BBC.

      • yes well RT is pretty new to me and I dont get a lot of time to watch ….so I stay enthusiastic…and it is so much better than the pathetic offerings on NZtv…Campbell Live and Maori tv and one or two others excepted

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