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| Siempre les quedará el yogur... Haz click aquí para ver el "Spoiler" ![]() ...griego, se entiende (aunque este es francés). |
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| Más allá de Grecia y Portugal, hay todo un ramillete de BOMBAS preDEFAULT.. 3 de diciembre de 2009 (LPAC).— "Vean nomás la cantidad de naciones en incumplimiento, y vean las cifras sobre Dubai", comentó Lyndon LaRouche el martes pasado en una reunión con miembros de su asociación. "No pregunten que tanto dinero se perdió. Ni pregunten, ¡nadie sabe! Digan una cifra, y resulta demasiado pequeña. Digan una cifra mayor. ¡Demasiado pequeña! Porque este Dubai es el nuevo Hong kong. Es el nuevo centro del narcotráfico mundial, desde donde se dirige todo tipo de delincuencia imaginable, ¡y es una operación británica!".
__________________ La Matriz de la VIDA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6Mgl...eature=related 2012 Desde la Exociencia:Cambios para la Humanidad. Mad Max: http://www.syti.net/ES/Targets.html http://www.syti.net/ES/Revolution.html Última edición por Negrofuturo; 07-dic-2009 a las 23:16 |
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| Japón entra en pánico y bombea a todo subprime. 2 de diciembre de 2009 (LPAC).- En la medida en que, después del incumplimiento de Dubai, se iniciara la era de incumplimientos soberanos, Japón se halla en una crisis económica exacerbada. La segunda economía más grande del mundo no está en la lista de naciones que tiene la reina como blanco para un incumplimiento inmediato, pero la crisis de Dubai ha enviado nuevos flujos monetarios de dinero caliente a Tokio, haciendo que se revalúe el yen contra el dólar y agravando la ya deprimida economía con base en las exportaciones. El pánico global de la semana pasada después de que el fondo Dubai World incumplió, revaluó el yen a una marca record en 16 años, lo que llevó a una reunión de emergencia del gabinete el lunes y a una reunión de emergencia del Banco de Japón (BOJ) el martes. El Primer Ministro Yukio Hatoyama le dió instrucciones al gabinete para que diseñaran soluciones, pero nadie tenía idea de qué hacer.
__________________ La Matriz de la VIDA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6Mgl...eature=related 2012 Desde la Exociencia:Cambios para la Humanidad. Mad Max: http://www.syti.net/ES/Targets.html http://www.syti.net/ES/Revolution.html |
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| Mi impresión es que les van a salvar el pellejo hasta ver si mueven ficha para corregir los desequilibrios macro. Si no es así ya veremos lo que pasa. Conociendo la situación en Grecia pienso que no van a tomar ninguna medida seria. ¿Hará un rescate con el riesgo que ello conlleva? (de que Portugal, España e Irlanda esperen lo mismo y de que a la vuelta de un par de años estemos igual o peor). ¿Jugará rudo Europa y les arrojará en brazos del FMI? (Y en última instancia respaldará la permanencia en el euro). O todavía peor ¿Serán los griegos los elegidos para dar ejemplo a los otros alumnos torpes de la clase? (Es decir, fuera del euro y todos los demás firmes a toda velocidad).
__________________ Creímos que la construcción era una industria, cuando industria es lo que se aloja dentro de las construcciones. |
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| Y que lo digas.... When You See The Flash...... - The Market Ticker When You See The Flash...... This is rather humorous, really.... Bankers are furious that two defaulting Saudi conglomerates that owe $20 billion (£12.2 billion) appear to be favouring local banks over foreign creditors. State-owned Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC and Standard Chartered are all understood to have exposure to Saad Group and Ahmad Hamad Algosaibi & Bros (Ahab). Dozens of other Western banks are also owed money, including Citigroup and BHP Paribas. So what? You banksters were perfectly happy when you got preference you weren't entitled to last year! Remember that? You got paid at par on things that were worth much less and in many cases zero. AIG Credit Default Swaps anyone? GM bonds? Chrysler bonds? Various bank deals that "protected" bondholders that should have taken losses, while screwing non-bank debtholders and others? I have raised hell about the refusal to honor the sanctity of the capital structure in these pages since, well, The Market Ticker began publication. But I haven't seen any of you banksters complain when the favoritism and violation of the capital structure favored you! Now, suddenly, Saudi Arabia is joining the ranks of defaulting Arab nation-state-projects, and they're doing the same sort of thing to foreign holders that those very same banks did to other people last year, in many cases bankrupting them outright. Angela Knight, head of the British Bankers’ Association, said yesterday: “This is an important issue for our members and one we would like to see resolved as calmly and quietly as possible.” Funny how secrecy always is a primary concern when you're the one looking for something different.... and especially when you just got done screwing everyone else in the world a short time ago. I hope The House of Saud tells you where to stick your mendacity. You saw the flash over Thanksgiving with Dubai. You're welcome to believe that the 1500 degree wall of air and overpressure won't arrive if you'd like, or that the plume of fallout won't blow your way, even though the wind was in your face while you were facing that flash. Go ahead folks. Believe. Believe that all the bailouts and handouts that favored people who shouldn't have been, who protected lenders from their foibles and bad judgment, along with outright fraud, has no long-term consequence. That you really are the most the important people in the world - and that the rule of law is just a suggestion when you're concerned. I wish you the best of luck. PS: Saudi Arabia hardly needs your "credit" - they have this black stuff you want them to sell you so your fancy Lamborghini will go from point "A" to "B". Without it, you have a very expensive but utterly worthless hunk of red steel. Oh, and they're well-aware of this fact. Think about it.
__________________ “Un gobierno sano y frugal, que haga desistir a los hombres de dañarse mutuamente, y que los deje libres para regular sus propios asuntos de industria y progreso, y no tome de la boca del trabajo el pan que este ha ganado.” —Thomas Jefferson, 1801 "Roma no paga traidores" |
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| Greeks Scramble To Pull Out ?8 Billion From Local Banks As Greece Responds With Money Control Measures | zero hedge Greeks Scramble To Pull Out €8 Billion From Local Banks As Greece Responds With Money Control Measures Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/23/2010 13:46 -0500 Bank Run Fractional Reserve Banking Greece Gross Domestic Product International Monetary Fund Switzerland We previously wrote about the possibility of a bank run in Greece following unsubstantiated reports that Greek citizens don't trust the Greek financial system all that much anymore, courtesy of the whole bailout and GDP reporting fraud thing. The rumor was not only just confirmed and also quantified: Dow Jones reports that in the past three months Greeks have moved about €8 billion out of local banks "fearing a possible new tax on bank accounts, increased government scrutiny on assets and a run on the banks if Athens is forced to turn to the International Monetary Fund." This represents over a quarter of the money held by private banks in the country. This also represents about €400 billion in total money leaving the system courtesy of fractional reserve banking and the money multiplier. Yet the worst news for Greeks: money controls are coming. "There is a lot of uncertainty out there," said a senior private banker at a Greek bank. "We've had a number of customers asking to move funds out of Greece, mostly to Cyprus, Luxembourg and Switzerland." Clients of private banks also fear that Greece may be unable able to raise the EUR54 billion it needs this year to pay back maturing bonds and will therefore have to turn to the IMF for help. "Some of our clients are concerned about a run on the banks if the IMF gets involved," said another private banker, this one from a foreign bank. "They believe the situation in Greece will get worse before it gets better. There is also very little clarity from the government about its intentions on new tax measures." "We estimate that €8 billion has moved out of Greece to accounts abroad since December. It's money from bank accounts, stock sales, property sales and other sources. This is pretty substantial considering that there is only €30 billion under management in private banks here," he added. All is fine and well if this was all: just your plain vanilla run on the bank. But it's not - the Greek response to this capital outflow: upcoming money controls. Wealthy individuals may have good reasons to be concerned, however. Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou earlier this month urged Greeks with accounts abroad to repatriate their money and said the capital will be taxed at a 5% rate. He said those who choose to keep their money abroad should declare their deposits and pay a tax of 8% for the first six months. Thereafter he threatened that Greece will use all laws at its disposal, such as double-taxation agreements, to ask foreign banks for information on Greek account holders. "For us this is the first step towards taxing all accounts in Greece," said the chief financial officer of a major Greek shipping company. "The line is minimum deposits here and moving all assets abroad," And now back to your regularly scheduled program of curling and no mention of the imminent collapse of Greece in the mainstream media whatsoever. |
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| Buff, yo no meto hay la chorra ni loco, no vaya ser que este fumando y el gel sea inflamable
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