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Expect new crashes unless occupywallstreet demands met

Posted by Featured Media Friday, September 23rd, 2011
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Fears have increased over a second wave of worldwide economic recession, as Asian markets opened with a slump, after an arduous session on Wall Street. It’s the second straight day of bad trading, after Thursday’s global markets had their worst drop for a month. Max Kaiser, host of ‘The Keiser Report’, says banks are to blame…

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