Diary: The Max Keiser takedown of JP Morgan

On Thursday November 11, 2010, financial analyst Max Keiser offered an idea on the Alex Jones show about how to bring down JP Morgan, one of the banking giants on Wall Street that stole billions of dollars from the American people. Max said that JP Morgan, a bank that criminally manipulates the silver market, has a soft underbelly, and that we as consumers and buyers should each buy a silver coin within the coming days and weeks to expose and hit JP Morgan where it can most feel the pain.

Max said Alex can help spread this idea through Infowars's famous "Google Trends" viral marketing. Basically, Alex tells the listeners of his hugely popular radio show to google a specific search term that is connected to a news article so that the term becomes number one on the Google Trends list, which drives traffic to the article, and consequently awakens many new people to information about cancer-causing airport body scanners, the false-flag 9/11 attacks, Wall Street's mega-theft, and other important issues. The term that Max suggested was "Crash JP Morgan Buy Silver."

Max said the inception of his idea happened minutes before he appeared on Alex's show, and was inspired by a conversation that he had with Michael Krieger of KAM LP. Since Thursday, the idea has gained a lot of traction on the internet, and it is only the beginning of what could be a major blow against JP Morgan, and the banking status quo. This criminal status quo depends on fraud and complicity to stay in power, as Charles Hugh Smith writes in his article "Fraud and Complicity Are Now the Lifeblood of the Status Quo."

The status quo is not invincible. It can be changed. There is not a single silver bullet, there are a handful of silver bullets. Ideas are powerful, they have the potential to cause a paradigm shift and possibly change the course of history if they are executed well, and enough people really believe that their participation can make a difference. The idea that Max Keiser suggested is one such idea. It allows for individuals around the world to make a small dent in JP Morgan's shiny, but weak armor.

And we can make a difference. Just because the U.S. legal system and Washington D.C. are not going to fix the broken financial system, it doesn't mean that all hope is lost. There is real power in grassroots activism, citizen participation in direct action democracy, and what Krieger calls conscious capitalism which is about consumers choosing wisely and consciously about what kind of products they buy, who they buy it from, and where they invest their money. The criminal financial institutions on Wall Street and other places in the world don't have a chance against an engaged and determined global citizenry. They may be too big to fail and too big to jail but they are not too big to derail by individuals who are united and dedicated to changing the course of history for the better.

Visit the following links below to learn more about the inception of the idea, and why it will be effective.

This link has a lot of information.

From Max Keiser's site : "This could be an historic event. I've been in communication with Max about triggering a paradigm shift using Alex Jones' ability to attain the #1 Google Hot Trends ranking at any time, which triggers a flood of secondary news reports."

Washington's Blog: Here's How to Stop Market Manipulation and Show Too Big To Fail Banks Like JP Morgan Who Is Boss

Michael Krieger - The Giant Cover Up (November 11, 2010)

Crash JP Morgan Buy Silver says Max Keiser

Video: Max Keiser & Alex Jones - November 11, 2010 - Part 1
Video: Max Keiser & Alex Jones - November 11, 2010 - Part 2
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Video: The Max Keiser takedown of JP Morgan