Bob Morris Posted on Mon Feb 27, 2012 11:00 am. Tags: Greece
Germany wants to make Greece an offer it can’t refuse, apparently. But this is just a bailout by another name, i.e. we’ll pay you to go. This solves none of the underlying problems and is typical for the incompetent criminal class that runs the international banking system. Their short-sighted greed is only exceeded by their [...]
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Bob Morris Posted on Sun Feb 19, 2012 13:00 pm. Tags: Greece
You read that right. Germany is not only planning for a Greek default, they atr now encouraging it. Here’s something else that is right. When debt is more important than people, the system is evil.
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Bob Morris Posted on Fri Nov 25, 2011 20:30 pm. Tags: Eurozone, Greece
Bruce Krasting A move is being made in Brussels to “force” the Swiss government/ banks to transfer all of the assets of Greek citizens back to the Greek banks. For a Greek this means that your money is hostage. It has been functionally expropriated. It will be transferred into a banking system that is fraught [...]
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Bob Morris Posted on Thu Nov 3, 2011 9:00 am. Tags: Greece
Greece PM Papandreou may or may not resign. There was an important meeting of exalted muckety-mucks scheduled but it was cancelled after much confused running around. Sarkyois getting all huffy about Greece refusing to be good serfs and take on onerous crushing debt for decades for the betterment of the bankster/gangster elite. Credit Writedowns sums [...]
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Bob Morris Posted on Tue Nov 1, 2011 11:05 am. Tags: Greece
Greek PM Papandreou has called for a referendum in Greece on austerity and bailout measures in a desperate attempt to gain support to enrich the bankster cartel. Happily, his own government is revolting and a no-confidence vote is planned for Friday, causing banksters worldwide to squeal in panic. Greece should default. Phuque the banks.
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Bob Morris Posted on Thu Jun 2, 2011 14:15 pm. Tags: Greece, Ireland, podcast, Polizeros Radio, Syria
Topics: Who are the global warming deniers? Greece financial crisis. Irish are 10 billion euros in the red due to fall in tax revenue, now want to be sharia-compliant financial center of Europe (you read that right.) Syria barbarity. Western-backed barbarity in Libya, Ivory Coast. Murder of Syed Shahzad, Asia Times journo, in Pakistan. To [...]
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Bob Morris Posted on Fri May 20, 2011 10:45 am. Tags: debt, Greece, Ireland, Norway, Spain
Greece may default, Ireland can’t sell more debt, Spain may fess up to hiding debt. Norway has frozen loans to Greece. Protests against banks are spreading. The banksters may no longer be able to force countries to pay for bonds that banks knew were dicey and never should have bought in the first place. Instead, [...]
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Bob Morris Posted on Wed May 18, 2011 12:30 pm. Tags: ECB, Greece
There will be no restructuring of Greece debt because that might hurt the banksters. Goodness, we can’t have that, better that an entire country be impoverished instead. “‘A Greek debt restructuring is not the appropriate way forward — it would create a catastrophe’ because it would damage the banking system” said ECB Executive Board member Juergen [...]
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Bob Morris Posted on Sat May 14, 2011 14:45 pm. Tags: debt, Greece
Bad enough that reverse migration is now happening. People are leaving Athens and moving to rural areas to escape the explosive political situation, high cost of living, and shuttered businesses. “Athens has failed its young people. It has nothing to offer them any more. Our politicians are idiots … they have disappointed us greatly,” said [...]
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Bob Morris Posted on Wed May 11, 2011 12:15 pm. Tags: EU, Greece
Interview with Financial Times chief economics correspondent, Martin Wolf. From Wolf’s point of view, the choice is an easy one: Restructure now and force the private sector to at least share in the pain (for a change). But the banksters never want to take a writedown on their dicey bond ‘investments’ and instead try to [...]
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