That even deledefs have to serve their contracts. In some german blogs it is mentioned that the "haircut" discussions for Greece are stopped. There seems to be some Hedge Funds (what a luck that they exist) which will not agree to the voluntary debt cut. And they may have a chance to succeed...
With an open end? Or are a fan of horror movies? Now I've found something for you: http://wallstreetpit.com/13428-total-us-savings-rate-lowest-in-recorded-history Do you feel the cold of death? Or do you fell hells heat? Well whatever it is pray that this chart changes soon. Or if you are against...
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Friedrich Dominicus
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Thu, Jul 7 2011
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Filed under: debt, lies, greece, deledefs, US, governement, printing money, Bubble, default, recovery?
<p> The highest court in Germany will start "thinking" about the lawsuits tomorrows. This were initiated a year ago before the first money was transferred. Just imagine you know a defrauder, he is caught and one year "nothing" happens. That's the situation of the "greece...
The Greek Parliament has agreed and will get another few billions. Has this changed the fundamental problem? Well let us assume the Greeks really will be able to sell of a few "assets". How often are you able to do that? Exactly one time. Now if still the income is not sufficient without this...
There are at least two of them here in Euro land. Named Merkel and Sarkozy Why do I write that? Well they want to keep Greece floating with anohter staging 120 billion bill fo all the europeans. Well they did not tell us they will give this money out at once, but in the end we'll have given the Greek...
Just a reminder the EU president Baroso, wants an action to help out Greece. The Maastricht Vertrag is very clear about this: Die Union haftet nicht für die Verbindlichkeiten der Zentralregierungen, der regionalen oder lokalen Gebietskörperschaften oder anderen öffentlich-rechtlichen Körperschaften...