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reply to post by DangerDeath


If the nations been forced against their will to bailout other nations give in and those defaulting taking the demands behind the loans is going to be the end of the sovereignly of the nations in the EU.

the magnitude of what is going on is too big for the common people that are not in the mid of this fight of will to understand.

Once all the nations in the EU are under the big interest foot is nothing to stop a one world government.

So sad, you know even when this is a conspiracy many has been on top of this for many years, littler by littler the signs are there and is becoming an ugly reality.

www.reuters.com...

The euro hit an 18-month low versus the dollar and European shares fell sharply on Friday on speculation that fiscal austerity in some euro zone countries may stifle economic growth

reply to post by marg6043


What is wrong with ending the sovereignty of these countries, really?

The eu has built up many of these countries to a system, and culture that has benefit alot of people.

reply to post by andy1033


No, big interest with agendas has created a system in the EU that the end result is to force nations to give in or been ignored when it comes to be allowed into the scam that has become Free trade, making citizens slaves while the elite thrive with their blood and sweat.

Citizens in those nations are the one in charge no the globalist and banksters.

should be an interesting day on the markets! Already down 110

Euro trading 1.2454 to the dollar...crazy...

[edit on 14-5-2010 by KidIkarios]

reply to post by marg6043


In the real world there is always going to be them and us, why not have a system where at least us are all the same, i say. Thats alot of people, but at least maybe one day eu will show the way to others on how its done.

I do not care about the mega rich which are the them.

reply to post by KidIkarios


This why

Another wild day on Wall Street witnessed yet another jump on major composite indexes. The NASDAQ led the way with a 2.09 percent (49.71 points) charge. The Dow Jones (1.38 percent, 148.65 points) and the S&P 500 (1.37 percent, 15.88 points) also carried gains, but were far below the NASDAQ.

Unfortunately, the momentum from yesterday did not carry over into today. Stocks slipped at the bell as markets generally settled from yesterday. After some investment indecision in the first hour of trading markets have rebounded positively. The outlook for the rest of the day does not seem to indicate any major surge on the horizon.

According to Reuters, one factor in the morning dip that will hold back investment during the day is the most recent job data. Jobless claims for the week ended May 8 dropped by 4,000, but the small drop was less than many had hoped for. In an economy still struggling to build up steam the continued lag in employment is dead weight on our recovery.

www.economyincrisis.org...

reply to post by andy1033


The problem is that history tells a different story, we can not ignore is always oppression when it comes to those that hold the power and those that falls under that power.

It's never been an Utopia where everybody enjoy the same benefits and wealth, this power grab by banksters over the nations in the EU only means oppression while the ones on the top thrive the ones at the bottom are the slaves.

Is not going to work and the end results of that is revolution, civil unrest and war.

Europe has alot of history of that

The problem is that when economic situation is bad and there is no money, the accusations start: who is responsible, who will pay! And if you think those can be quelled down just like that, by creating Global government - ha ha ha

Those politicians, who are leaders of broke countries will not give up their careers just like that! They will fight.

And desperate people will also fight.

What will Global government give them? Economic security? How? I don't think this can work simply on the level of promises, because those have already failed.

And we all know - the job of governments is to pretend to fail. Their real job is to skin people alive. When money runs out, people suddenly get clear vision.



[edit on 14-5-2010 by DangerDeath]

5 biggest unions in romania are threatening general strikes, spain's 2 largest unions are threatening general strikes, Greece union's have another general strike on the 20th.. UK unions are threatening greek style protests.. portugal unions have threatened strikes... damn its getting interesting...

Here is what George Ure says:

What's going on is a growing sense that the trillion dollar bailout of Europe cobbled up last weekend will not be sufficient, and for that matter, another trillion might not solve it, so I expect the world's leading financial 'experts' will be busy this weekend debating how many zeroes to push this way or that to solve the global financial collapse.

urbansurvival.com...


What have bailouts changed? Imaginary money changes nothing. Buying some time, maybe (time is money :lol.

The source of the problem was never tapped.
Actually, the very source of the problem is the banking system, which now projects governments who "give" those bailouts.

It is a very simple logic which tells us that this will not work and that bailouts are nothing but sepia ink (squid ink) to disorient their "enemies".

So, we are to be faithful Big Brother spectators and enjoy the show, while our roofs are letting rain in.

In the case of Sarkosy, who "threatens" Germany with leaving EU if Germany doesn't play - that is a very transparent bluff! Sarkosy is, obviously, bankster's agent.

Right now DOW is: -112 and struggling. As those zeroes roll

Originally posted by TheCoffinman
5 biggest unions in romania are threatening general strikes, spain's 2 largest unions are threatening general strikes, Greece union's have another general strike on the 20th.. UK unions are threatening greek style protests.. portugal unions have threatened strikes... damn its getting interesting...

Too bad the MSM will not cover it live

Maybe, another smoking van will attract their attention...

OMG!!!

EUR breaks under 1.24 and still sliding!

The End is Near!!!

Is the Gold crashing ?
1245 $/oz at 10.00 and now it's 1217$/oz at 11.00....

Strange....

reply to post by Terviseks
JPM selling to prop up euro or taking their $$ and running?

This is NOT a good setup!




[edit on 5/14/2010 by Hx3_1963]

Paris is -4.27 % (-159)
Looks like the bailout is not working... at least their intention to bailout...

The gold is up again but still at 1222$/oz.
What are they doing ?

reply to post by Terviseks
www.indexq.org...

Russia 1441.68 -34.35 -2.33% 05/14
London 5289.92 -143.81 -2.65% 16:02
Paris 3582.47 -149.07 -4.00% 17:02
Frankfurt 6086.18 -165.79 -2.65% 17:02
Turkey 55747.88 -2181.77 -3.77% 17:38
Hungary 23193.86 -518.19 -2.19% 16:36
Austria 2493.43 -61.86 -2.42% 17:02
Poland 41075.45 -839.34 -2.00% 16:40
Czech 1194.70 -30.70 -2.50% 16:08
Sweden 989.58 -20.67 -2.05% 17:17
Finland 6568.58 -218.23 -3.22% 18:16
Norway 332.91 -9.11 -2.66% 17:02
Greece 1658.29 -58.51 -3.41% 17:19
Italy 20539.53 -944.20 -4.39% 17:02
Luxembourg 1424.93 -24.38 -1.68% 16:59
Netherlands 328.42 -9.38 -2.78% 17:02
Iceland 568.04 -6.21 -1.08% 15:06
Denmark 403.87 10.34 2.63% 05/12
Switzerland 6446.95 -128.10 -1.95% 17:02
Spain 968.85 -62.91 -6.10% 17:00
Portugal 2594.70 -14.66 -0.56% 05/13
Ireland 3125.43 -93.29 -2.90% 16:02
Israel 1154.62 -9.35 -0.80% 05/13
Egypt 632.62 5.23 0.83% 05/13
S. Africa 24355.07 -689.21 -2.75% 17:00

Nicely, poetically, put

The debt mountain that brought down some of the world's biggest banks has shifted to governments. And it's spreading.

www.marketwatch.com...

Global meltdown.

Now, governments will fight banksters.

Third World War.

They're already pulling Thailand from their sleeve, Pakistan is already frying, Romania may be next, as well as Korea. (Now that Russians have exterminated Somali pirates )

DOW - 200

Dollar 86,17

Gold 1222


I'm afraid, this is going to be like an instant hyperinflation.

Hyperinflation is the ideal means of banks to pluck the last reserves from everyone.



[edit on 14-5-2010 by DangerDeath]

Im no expert just an ordanary Joe Public but looking at these markets and reading the comments from so many "in the know" peeps on here its deffinatly got my arse twitching.

I feel a major event is imminent

WTI Crude Oil taking a hit as well

$71.53 was low end candle...

Gold gaining a few $'s after Europe close

Netdania
Use World Markets tab

VERY STRANGE TRADING DAY!



[edit on 5/14/2010 by Hx3_1963]