Farid Khavari
In my October 2009 interview with author Ellen Brown, I invited Florida state gubernatorial candidate Dr. Farid Khavari to join us as we discussed Web of Debt and monetizing the economy from a banking perspective. He is the author of many books on the economy, including Environomics and Towards A Zero Cost Economy.
Tune in and learn about Dr. Khavari’s great plans for the state of Florida. He has a firm grasp on how to ignite a massive wave of new jobs and reinvigorate the wary spirit that has overtaken this country. We discuss the ideology of “carefreeism” and its capacity to create lasting economic security. Don’t miss this important interview!
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I would say that Mr. Schiff has excellent intentions, understands many aspects of teh problem, but these two are really onto solving the systemic problem.
Peter Schiff economic knowledge is without substance. Certainly it provides no solution to our economic woes.
Dear Kim,
If you want to talk economics talk with Peter Schiff.
http://schiffforsenate.com/
If you don’t know him just look on youtube. If someone knows to explain what’s wrong with the economy it’s him.
Peter Schiff certainly understands the fundamentals of economics like few do.
There are many people who contain important pieces of the whole. Thank you for your input.