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Topic started on 22-5-2010 @ 02:04 AM by orangutang

GERMANY'S PARLIAMENT VOTES TO GIVE 66% OF COUNTRY'S ANNUAL INCOME TAX REVENUE TO BANKS


www.theflucase.com
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s centre-right coalition government voted to give 123 billion as Germany’s portion of a 750-billion euro loan guarantee package prepared by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund to enable governments to keep up interest payments to banks on souvereign debt.

The bill was passed by the Bundestag with with 319 "yes" votes, 73 "no" votes and 195 abstentions.

The abstentions came from the center-left opposition Greens and Social Democrats (SPD) and a handful of CDU/CSU and FDP backbenchers.

The 123 billion euro bank package comes on top of
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Mod Edit - All Caps Title.

[edit on Sat, 22 May 2010 02:24:59 -0500 by MemoryShock]


reply posted on 22-5-2010 @ 02:58 AM by plumranch
reply to post by orangutang



It sounds like the Germans are complete fools or Schmucks as the Greeks and others call them. But the Germans are anything but fools!

When the chips are down these tax dollars that are dedicated to maintaining Greece or Club Med or EU can easily be denied by Germany.

So this is a means of bolstering the EU and the Euro. It certainly looks good.

But Germany can easily deny giving any of its funds to countries such as Greece who do not meet austerity standards set out by Germany or EU!


reply posted on 22-5-2010 @ 04:03 AM by pikestaff
reply to post by Dr Conspire



After what Germany and Russia did to each each in WW2, I cannot see that happening anytime soon, even now, horror stories are still coming out of what was once 'Prussia'.


reply posted on 22-5-2010 @ 12:54 PM by plumranch
reply to post by St Udio





Germany needs to arrange a currency swap with a cache of southern EU printed € 's... as they will soon depreciate further compared to the northern EU € 's (print mark made in Germany)


One consideration for the Germans is to go back to their own currency, the DM,Deutch Mark. Germany is considering this. Problem, it is expensive, very expensive, everything, would need to be redenominated. But very doable for the Germans.

The Greeks could do the same, go back to the Drachma but there are more problems there. Any Greek that knew about this in advance would invest in something else as the Drachma would very soon devalue greatly. So it would have to be a sudden change over. Still a bad thing for the Greeks and Greece.


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 03:49 PM by St Udio
reply to post by St Udio



Dang.... i really try to give youse all a heads up and just get blown off most of the time...

hey read this portion of an article i just came across this AM,
where the inside whisper is of the northern EU states, incl. Germany,
are going to go head-to-head against the souther EU states euro unit


NORTHERN EURO CURRENCY

Word has come to the Jackass desk from the War Room itself, where important decisions were made in a series of meetings inside Germany. The new Northern Euro currency is finally in its formative stage. Contracts have been forged. Relationships with the more independent Central European central banks have been arranged. Market mechanisms
with the commodity markets have been delegated to Finland.
A role for Russia is being
planned, source of many commodities. The timing of the new Northern Euro is planned for June 2011, with perhaps little if any formal news releases. The key element of the new Northern Euro will be its gold component. Permit a Jackass conjecture of a 1% or 2% cover clause, meaning $100 million in Northern Euros could be redeemed
for assets that contain $1 or $2 million. The new currency will be born in crisis.
It will be begged for. One must wonder if Saudi crude oil will eventually require payment in Northern Euros. Maybe it will contain not only a gold component but a crude oil component.


For over a year, my openly stated belief has been that the first nations to create a monetary and banking system with clear distance set from the USDollar will be the next global leaders emerging. It will be Germany and its cohorts that include the Benelux nations and Austria.
In debate is the future role of France, which might be assigned squire duty for the Germans who hold 94% of their sovereign debt.


[...] By the way, the Northern Euro as planned is a USDollar Killer,
since the present day world reserve currency will fall rapidly in valuation,
finding its true worthless value, in reflection with its hemorrhage of USGovt deficits and debt ratios that put it in the same PIGS manure pen as the Southern Europe nations heaving in convulsion.


SOURCE: www.marketoracle.co.uk...



Ahem ! (see my earlier post referenced/ & time stamped)

... this move was pretty obvious, considering the German unilateral move to recently ban naked shorts & also protecting the shorts on their own German Banks...
together with the German voters angry at the seeming capitulation to the Club Mednations of slackers holding out their tin-cups out for 'benefits' from the worker ants of the nothern EU,
while all the Club Med grasshoppers fiddled away all summer & into the harvest...



thanks
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`

hey there PR,
yest there is a popular shift by the citizens to return to the Mark, but the formation of a Northern Euro would carry more weight, in fact as large & liquid and as much resource assets at the USA had.

a northern Euro, ' € ' is the best all around bet logistically & pragmatically
after all the Mark was approved because the USA rebuilt Germany with the Marshall Plan & the new NEU wants to distance itself from the failed world-reserve-currency hegemon, the USA & the financial evildoers that corrupted the leader of the free world

[edit on 27-5-2010 by St Udio]


reply posted on 27-5-2010 @ 04:59 PM by seataka
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