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Banks Start Falling in Eurozone Crash
May 18, 2012 • 7:16AM
The Eurozone banks, loaded with perhaps five trillion euros of bad debts, were starting to slide visibly toward the abyss of a new bank crash yesterday — one that continues to be fraudulently described in nearly all media as a "Greek," "peripheral nation" or "EU breakup" crisis rather than the huge bank blowout that it is.

Federal Reserve Open Market Committee minutes from April's meeting were released yesterday, showing that "several members" were agitating for the Fed to prepare new asset-purchase and "accommodation" programs if the Eurozone banking crisis continues to worsen.

Banks Start Falling in Eurozone Crash
 
Banks Start Falling in Eurozone Crash
May 18, 2012 • 7:16AM
The Eurozone banks, loaded with perhaps five trillion euros of bad debts, were starting to slide visibly toward the abyss of a new bank crash yesterday — one that continues to be fraudulently described in nearly all media as a "Greek," "peripheral nation" or "EU breakup" crisis rather than the huge bank blowout that it is.

Federal Reserve Open Market Committee minutes from April's meeting were released yesterday, showing that "several members" were agitating for the Fed to prepare new asset-purchase and "accommodation" programs if the Eurozone banking crisis continues to worsen.

Banks Start Falling in Eurozone Crash

Federal Reserve Open Market Committee minutes from April's meeting were released yesterday, showing that "several members" were agitating for the Fed to prepare new asset-purchase and "accommodation" programs if the Eurozone banking crisis continues to worsen.

and then the US banks will be downgraded a few months later and this whole sorry mess is going to end up in a big big crash due to leveraged asset purchases.

Just let everything fail. Crap for a few years but better in the long run...
 
Federal Reserve Open Market Committee minutes from April's meeting were released yesterday, showing that "several members" were agitating for the Fed to prepare new asset-purchase and "accommodation" programs if the Eurozone banking crisis continues to worsen.

and then the US banks will be downgraded a few months later and this whole sorry mess is going to end up in a big big crash due to leveraged asset purchases.

Just let everything fail. Crap for a few years but better in the long run...

strange how the trusty beeb "the worlds most trusted news source" (bbc) is not reporting about the bank runs across europe.
 
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strange how the trusty beeb "the worlds most trusted news source" (bbc) is not reporting about the bank runs across europe.

There's a lot of stuff they seem slow on the uptake recently especially everything slightly orientated towards civil unrest. They didn't report student riots in Montreal for quite a while.
Guardian is about the only paper picking these things up quickly at the moment (apart from Financial Times of course).
 
There's a lot of stuff they seem slow on the uptake recently especially everything slightly orientated towards civil unrest. They didn't report student riots in Montreal for quite a while.
Guardian is about the only paper picking these things up quickly at the moment (apart from Financial Times of course).

I got relatives in Milan, Italy they are only allowed to take out small amount euros each day out of their bank. the EUSSR is failing, Enoch Powell may he rest in peace tried to warn us. We have a criminal clique in government.
 
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