..még.
Jah, erre utalt tegnap Heim Péter este a Lényegben. Háború ez ugyanúgy, csak (szerencsénkre) az eszközök mások..
Ennek nincs realitása, mert ha az EU bedől (mert erről van szó valójában), akkor az USA is megborul, ráadásul hirtelen piszkosul egyedül fogja találni magát a világban, szövetségesek nélkül. Ebben egyszerűen nincs logika. Akkor már inkább az, hogy egyesítsék az EUR-t és az USD-t mondjuk EURSD-vé, amit a FED nyomtathat...
jól jönne usának , ha a megtakaritások ismét dollárban tartsák az emberek világszerte, ne lehessen választani, euró, vagy dollár...
ezért bármire képesek.....szerintem.
jaja, londoni kóklerek fizetett cikke ez...
http://index.hu/gazdasag/vilag/2011/11/27/europai_lazadasoktol_felnek_a_britek/
ha lassan is, de alakul... csak sikerül pl. 2015-ig felszámolni az euro-t....
Ez kicsit durva és elembertelenitő.
Paprika-sprayt- medvék ellen szoktak használni, ha támad.
"At the University of California at Davis this afternoon, police tore down down the tents of students inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement, and arrested those who stood in their way. Others peacefully demanded that police release the arrested.
In the video above, you see a police officer [Update: UC Davis Police Lt. John Pike] walk down a line of those young people seated quietly on the ground in an act of nonviolent civil disobedience, and spray them all with pepper spray at very close range. He is clearing a path for fellow officers to walk through and arrest more students, but it's as if he's dousing a row of bugs with insecticide."
http://boingboing.net/2011/11/18/police-pepper-spraying-arrest.html
"The Dodd-Frank financial reform bill signed into law by President Obama on July 21, 2010 included a mandate for a one-time Government Accountability Office audit of the emergency lending facility the U.S. Federal Reserve established in response to the 2008 Wall Street financial crash. The audit revealed that the Fed had secretly made $16 trillion in financial commitments to a long list of the world’s largest financial institutions and corporations, many based in other countries. It was all done entirely in secret, at the Fed’s own discretion, and based on nothing more than computer key strokes."
"The U.S. Federal Reserve System [the Fed’s primary functions are carried out by a system of 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks] is a study in obfuscation. It appears in the organization chart of the U.S. government and presents itself to the world as an independent government body, but its highly complex governance structure assures its operations are in fact controlled by the big banks whose interests it faithfully serves. It piously reports that its accounts are subject to extensive internal and external audit, but only the special one-time audit ordered by the U.S. Congress in the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill signed into law by President Obama on July 21, 2010 under vigorous Fed protest revealed the amount and the beneficiaries of its $16 trillion post-crash handouts.
There are angry calls from both left and right to shut down the Fed. The anger is justified. The call to shut it down, however, ignores the reality that a national money/banking system requires oversight and management by a central bank or its institutional equivalent. The choices center on that institution’s degree of transparency, to whom it will be accountable, and what its priorities will be.
The Federal Reserve System under Allan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke has used its power to maximize Wall Street profits by suppressing wages, inflating financial bubbles, facilitating predatory financial games that should be illegal, and bailing out the losers—all behind a veil of strict secrecy. It can and should be restructured to be transparent and publicly accountable for using its power to support full employment and maintain stable asset valuations."
http://www.yesmagazine.org/blogs/david-korten/now-that-is-real-power
EU sem fog szétesni, ha megjön az eszük, de jön majd a korlátlan pénznyomda itt is, ott is.
Na most még azt mondja meg vki, hogy a dollárral mi a baj?
USA is szétesik?
" „Aki pénzben egész konkrétan Euróban, Dollárban tartja vagyonát arra bizony nagyon nagy meglepetések várnak a következő hónapokban, években.” Beszélgetés Vezér-Szörényi Lászlóval a kialakult gazdasági krízisről a nép, a kormány és a német fejlesztési bank tanácsadójának szemszögéből."
Ibiza linkelte az OTP topikban (hogy miért ott...), ide is beszúrom, ne vesszen el. :)
"The new president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, Italy’s new prime minister, Mario Monti, and the new Greek prime minister Lucas Papademos all reportedly have the US investment bank as a common denominator."
"Papademos was involved in Greece's transition from the drachma to the euro. One of the things that made this transition possible was, of course, a gross exaggeration of the health of Greece's finances – aided and abetted by advisers from Goldman Sachs who showed Greece how to conceal its debts using complicated financial instruments called swaps."
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/100118071/goldman-sachs-rules-the-world/
"For a number of years there has been an arid debate between economists and geologists about Peak Oil. The geologists maintain that Peak Oil (maximal production) is a geological imperative imposed because reserves are finite even if their exact magnitude is not, and cannot be, known.
In contrast many economists maintain prices will resolve any sustained supply shortfalls by providing incentives to develop more expensive sources or substitutes. The more sanguine economists do concede that the adaptation may be slow, uncomfortable and economically disruptive.
The reality, I believe, is that both groups have part of the answer but that Peak Oil is, in fact, a complex but largely an economically driven phenomenon that is caused because the point is reached when: The cost of incremental supply exceeds the price economies can pay without destroying growth at a given point in time. While hard to definitively prove, there is considerable circumstantial evidence that there is an oil price economies cannot afford without severe negative impacts.
The corollary is that if oil prices fall back to and sustain levels that do not inhibit growth, then economic growth will resume, with both recoveries and downturns lagging oil price changes by 1-6 months."
"the geologists are right that the depletion of low-cost oil will produce Peak Oil but it will not be caused by a shortage of oil resources.
The economists are right that there is no shortage of oil resources or oil substitutes but have so far failed to recognise that there is an oil price which cannot be afforded and this constraint will create and define an economic Peak Oil to be differentiated from a geological Peak Oil."
"Unless and until adaptive responses are large and fast enough to constrain the upward trend of oil prices, the primary adaptive response will be periodic economic crashes of a magnitude that depresses oil consumption and oil prices. These have the effect of shifting consumption from incumbent consumers—the advanced economies—to the new consumers in the developing economies.
This is exactly what happened in the last recession when between the start of the recession in January 2007 and its effective end in 1Q 2011 demand rose by 4.3 million b/d in the non-OECD area and fell by 4 million b/d in the OECD area."
http://www.theoildrum.com/node/8410
Az egész cikket érdemes végigolvasni.
