Nomi Prins - Collusion: How Central Bankers Rigged the World

Nomi Prins is that rare combination of real-world expertise, scholarly method, and a brilliant writing style. Here, she goes beyond the tired complaints about central bank money printing to show that manipulation of markets by the central bankers is far more complex and pervasive than labels like easy money can convey. Collusion is brilliant and timely. Its a must-read for savers, students, journalists, and public officials.

James Rickards, bestselling author of Currency Wars and The Death of Money

Nomi Prins spent years embedded behind enemy lines with the corporate criminals who caused the economic crisis of 2008 and whose executives continue to reap record profits while gambling with the futures of millions of families. She could have joined in the grand theft and lived the highlife. Instead, she switched sides and has emerged as one of the fiercest critics of crony capitalism and its sustained attacks against poor and working people. This is the book that the financial elites dont want you to read.

Jeremy Scahill, Academy Award nominee, bestselling author of Blackwater, and cofounder of The Intercept

The US doesnt have a financial press. It has something betterNomi Prins. Prins shows that the financial corruption of today exceeds that of the Roaring 1920s, because today the Federal Reserve and US Treasury are leading participants in the corruption. Read this book to understand the central bank conspiracy against the world economy.

Paul Craig Roberts, former Wall Street Journal editor and assistant secretary of the US Treasury

Central Banks, led by the Federal Reserve, are the opioids for private banks addicted to being reckless with other peoples money. Prins, drawing from her previous work in Wall Street firms and her present field research around the world, says, We are headed for another epic fall. Taxpayers, workers, and consumers who will suffer from another bailout all better read this clear, concise, compelling book.

Ralph Nader, consumer advocate and author of Breaking Through Power: Its Easier Than We Think

Scarier than Stephen King horror fiction. Prins, a refugee from Goldman Sachs, tells the truth on her fellow banksters and their abuse of the scary uber-power they wield when they take control of money-printing machinery of the worlds central banks. Astonishingly, she got deep inside these secretive power chambersand came out alive with truly fascinating tales of the blood diamonds of global finance. I particularly enjoyed, if you can use that word, her exposure of the cruelty and cupidity of the banking potentates who suffocated Greece to please the gods of Markets and Mammon.

Greg Palast, author of The Best Democracy Money Can Buy

[An] unflinching, troubling expos well worth a close read by anyone looking to understand the roots of the last crash and prepare for the next.

Publishers Weekly

A somber, important warning thats likely to cause readers to wonder about the safety of their assets, if not fear for the near-term future.

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