*VIDEO*Harvard Prof. Niall Ferguson on Decline of America and New Economic Order

[nbruno322]

Interesting interview with Harvard Professor Niall Ferguson. I don't agree with everything he says, but he is most def. well versed in the finance and geopolitics. He also has written two well known books on the Rothschilds.


Part 1

YouTube - Harvard Prof. Niall Ferguson on Decline of America and Rise of a New Global Economic Order 1/3

Part 2

YouTube - Harvard Prof. Niall Ferguson on Decline of America and Rise of a New Global Economic Order 2/3

Part 3

YouTube - Harvard Prof. Niall Ferguson on Decline of America and Rise of a New Global Economic Order 3/3

 

[emazur]

just finished part 1, thanks. I also find Ferguson to be a mixed bag but who has interesting things to say. He's right about China turning its consumption inward - I just posted another thread w/ a news report from CBS on this

 

[emazur]

Just finished the rest - very interesting questions and answers. Recommended

 

[zdenek795]

The best moment is ......

Everybody believes that, everybody believes that, everybody believes that ........
[that US government won't default on debt]

 

[CMoore]

I am familiar with Niall Ferguson from his writings on WWI and the British Empire. It is so exciting to hear him speak on the current state of affairs regarding our economy. I do not see him saying anything that would contradict the fundamental ideas of Ron Paul. Given that he is a academic historian and not a politician, he really does not have a dog in this hunt and can see things from a more detached perspective.

 

[schiffstudent]

Wow, this Charlie Rose is a complete dumb shit, he defends everything this administration is doing.

 

[lavis88]

Thanks for sharing, very interesting

 

[hugolp]

I am familiar with Niall Ferguson from his writings on WWI and the British Empire. It is so exciting to hear him speak on the current state of affairs regarding our economy. I do not see him saying anything that would contradict the fundamental ideas of Ron Paul. Given that he is a academic historian and not a politician, he really does not have a dog in this hunt and can see things from a more detached perspective.

He defended Bernanke and the Fed in a program. I think he is very monetarist, not austrian at all (I am not sure, just my impresion).