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His view that without a clear path to a fiscal lender of last resort - or a true fiscal federalism across a united Europe - which ensures solvent governments will never go illiquid, then the December 9th decisions mark a bifurcation point of critical import.
If governments choose to engage on the route to fiscal federalism, we believe that this does not mark the end of the crisis. It could, however, mark the beginning of the end of the crisis, as it would be a decisive first step towards stabilisation and a European federation. The alternative could well be the beginning of the end for the European confederation.
Europe has to choose between debt assumption (enhanced federal control of national budgets accompanied by centralised funding of governments) and a debt jubilee (wide-scale debt repudiation), with all the social, economic and political consequences this entails. Mares' framework for considering the words and deeds of December 9th is critical, though complex, reading to comprehend the tipping point we are at.
Originally posted by kushin
reply to post by Vitchilo
Everybody is blaming the Banks! Fair comment,
But what about the players in these banks that have caused all this?
Lets get their names out there, where they live, work, how they profited personally
Originally posted by kushin
reply to post by Vitchilo
Everybody is blaming the Banks! Fair comment,
But what about the players in these banks that have caused all this?
Lets get their names out there, where they live, work, how they profited personally
Eather way, collapse is very very close
edit on 1-12-2011 by camaro68ss because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by thoughtsfull
reply to post by camaro68ss
Eather way, collapse is very very close
edit on 1-12-2011 by camaro68ss because: (no reason given)
Sorry for butting in... I can not help but mentally add an "or".. and that is the bit that has me worried the most.. what they will think up next to avert disaster (for them in terms of control and for us in terms of what they'll think up)
Then again I might simply be paranoid thinking they'll never give up trying to avert a system reset.
Originally posted by Vitchilo
According to Morgan Stanley.
Fiscal Federalism Or Bust! Morgan Stanley Sees Dec 9th As Real European D-Day
His view that without a clear path to a fiscal lender of last resort - or a true fiscal federalism across a united Europe - which ensures solvent governments will never go illiquid, then the December 9th decisions mark a bifurcation point of critical import.
If governments choose to engage on the route to fiscal federalism, we believe that this does not mark the end of the crisis. It could, however, mark the beginning of the end of the crisis, as it would be a decisive first step towards stabilisation and a European federation. The alternative could well be the beginning of the end for the European confederation.
Europe has to choose between debt assumption (enhanced federal control of national budgets accompanied by centralised funding of governments) and a debt jubilee (wide-scale debt repudiation), with all the social, economic and political consequences this entails. Mares' framework for considering the words and deeds of December 9th is critical, though complex, reading to comprehend the tipping point we are at.
Two choices :
- Lose your sovereignty : that means that most of European countries budgets will be CONTROLLED by a central european body... which means that countries will lose their sovereignty... it's like the IMF taking over.
- Break up the euro or European countries defaulting : most banks in Europe go boom, destroying the European economy.
Either way this is gonna end badly.
What will it the elite choose? Me thinks they will choose concentration of power, losing of sovereignty... what the globalists have been after for decades. And this will create hell in the streets... possibly even revolutions and another war in Europe... which the elite would love too.
What Hitler couldn't do with tanks was done with banks. Congratulations Goldman Sachs.edit on 1-12-2011 by Vitchilo because: (no reason given)
Everybody is blaming the Banks! Fair comment, But what about the players in these banks that have caused all this? Lets get their names out there, where they live, work, how they profited personally