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Topic started on 29-4-2010 @ 11:52 AM by predator0187
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Anyone else find it disturbing how much control the banks have over the world? I hate them and wish that we never let them buy their way into government.
It is technically our fault though as we have shut our eyes for too long and let them dig themselves in like ticks.
It's a little disheartening but know in the end we have the power. This fallacy called money means nothing, not even to them. We can choose to eliminate then and kill their stranglehold they have on all of us.
This kind of news just disgusts me...
Any thoughts?
Pred...
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he crisis affecting the eurozone worsened yesterday when Spain's credit rating was downgraded less than 24 hours after Greece was sent into financial meltdown.
Fear of contagion gripped Europe's financial markets when the debt rating agency Standard & Poor's cut the rating on Spain's sovereign bonds. The decision - coming after the agency downgraded Portugal's rating and cast Greek bonds into the scrapyard, designating them junk - sent the euro plunging against the dollar.
The risk that weak eurozone economies might be infected by a Greek financial virus added pressure to an emergency meeting in Berlin, where the heads of the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank considered a proposal to triple the size of a bailout for Greece.
After a meeting yesterday with Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the IMF chief, and Jean-Claude Trichet, head of the central bank, German MPs said that Greece would need €120 billion over three years. That would almost triple the size of the bailout fund agreed in principle by the eurozone states and IMF under which the member states would contribute €30 billion and the IMF €15 billion.
Jürgen Trittin, leader of Germany's Green Party, who attended the meeting, said that two thirds of the enlarged €120 billion package would be provided by eurozone members.
Anyone else find it disturbing how much control the banks have over the world? I hate them and wish that we never let them buy their way into government.
It is technically our fault though as we have shut our eyes for too long and let them dig themselves in like ticks.
It's a little disheartening but know in the end we have the power. This fallacy called money means nothing, not even to them. We can choose to eliminate then and kill their stranglehold they have on all of us.
This kind of news just disgusts me...
Any thoughts?
Pred...
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