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Hudson, Keiser on 2012 Imperialism
• January 29, 2012
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See Dr Hudson with Max Keiser in On the Edge as they sift through the latest issues including the EU, Ron Paul, Austrian economics, Iran and the role of the US dollar.

(Republished from Michael-Hudson.com by permission of author or representative)
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• Category: Economics • Tags: Euro, Greece, Max Keiser, TV, Washington Consensus 
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