Thread: Important Show today, please listen in! 3pm EST 12 noon pst

Friend,

Getting ready for a very interesting show today. I have three incredible guests joining us and you can call in and ask them questions.

We will be discussing this article
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-143375.html

and what it is like on the borders for American citizens that live there. Some of the things we will discuss today are things that are never spoken of in the MSM.

Here is the show description, how you can listen, and the call in number.

Voices from the Border & Meltdown in Mexico!
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-143171.html

I will watch this post during the show for your comments.

William

Can some of you look up info for us on the Eurasia Group and this guy quoted in that article Manual Infante?

Please post links of anything interesting you find here so I can review the info just before and during the show.

W

http://www.eurasiagroup.net/

is this the group you want info on


the only hits im getting on infante is this article posted on a few places,
and a spanish compser from years ago who is long dead

So this is what bailout money is going for?

Citi Private Bank to Provide Its Clients Eurasia Group's "Global Political Risk Index" for Economic and Political Risk Analysis

NEW YORK -- Eurasia Group and Citi Private Bank announced today a relationship to offer Private Bank global clients exclusive access to Eurasia Group's unique political risk analysis. Through specialized client briefings, conferences and research products, Eurasia Group and Citi Private Bank intend to connect this research with the investment process to deliver a comprehensive view of how political and financial factors interact to affect investments.

"As capital moves increasingly into emerging and frontier markets, decision makers need better methods to weigh political risk against financial reward," said Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group. "This relationship will couple political analysis into broader investment analysis, which often only includes consideration of economic and financial factors, thus providing a truly comprehensive research offering."

The flagship product is the monthly publication "Perspectives on Geopolitics," which will feature Eurasia Group's Global Political Risk Index (GPRI). The Index provides unique comparative and international political analysis to help global business decision-makers best understand the global economic environment.

Private Bank clients will benefit from Eurasia Group's political risk analysis in the GPRI. The Index is the only risk assessment tool on Wall Street that features detailed analysis of political, social, security and economic developments tailored to meet the needs of emerging market investors. The GPRI rates 24 countries along four distinct categories of risk. The methodology used to generate the index consists of 20 distinct indicators - both quantitative and qualitative - that influence political, economic and social change and, in turn, political stability within each country.

"Traditional investment risk analysis is enhanced by precise and detailed assessment of political factors," said David Rosenberg, Head of US Investment Solutions at Citi Private Bank. "Without this element, the risks and potential rewards of an investment might not be accurately forecast."

The countries covered in the GPRI include Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, China, Colombia, Egypt, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, and Venezuela.

Eurasia Group is a research and consulting firm that focuses on global political risk and emerging market country analysis, serving major financial institutions, multinational corporations and governments. Founded in 1998, Eurasia Group has a full-time staff of 85, a global network of more than 480 in-country experts and partners covering more than 65 countries. Eurasia Group is headquartered in New York, with offices in Washington, DC and London. www.eurasiagroup.net

As part of Citi Global Wealth Management, Citi Private Bank is one of the largest private banking businesses in the world, providing wealth creators in today's global economy with a full range of finance, banking, investment, trust and advisory services through its nearly 600 private bankers and 300 product specialists in more than 30 countries. Our clients rely on us for comprehensive solutions, including access to capital, sophisticated investment strategies and liquidity management, as well as expertise from Citi Markets & Banking. Citi Private Bankers act as trusted advisors, designing and coordinating insightful solutions for individual client needs, with an emphasis on personalized, confidential service.

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anyobody listening here?

yep, off and on.

Rusty Fleming's last point was the scariest thing I have heard. Opening the borders with a violent collapsed nation and letting in who knows who is the last thing we need. Granting asylum is lunacy, and I was upset when we opened the borders for those escaping the hurricane. Who knows if any of them ever went home.

I listened to the whole thing and i was on hold at the end of the show but you ran out of time.

I was calling to just to say thanks to the two movie makes and to show support for the landowner