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Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
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15 June 2011
Video From Wednesday's (June 15, 2011) Riots In Greece
The first video (NBC News With Brian Williams) is a brief look by Tom Costello explaining why interest rates on Greek bonds are now 18% and why a default could reverberate as dominoes such as Ireland, Spain, and Portugal fall next. There is also a bit of footage of the street riots in this report.
The next four videos are all clips showing in more detail what the riots look like from street level and from balconies overlooking the battleground.
The next four videos are all clips showing in more detail what the riots look like from street level and from balconies overlooking the battleground.
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Al Jazeerah,
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Bonds,
ECB,
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Interest Rates,
Ireland,
NBC,
Portugal,
Riots,
Russia Today,
Spain
02 March 2011
"Greed, Greed, And Fuckin' More Greed!" An Angry Irishman Vents About Banksters, The Credit Crisis And The Collapse Of The Celtic Tiger Economy
I love this guy, whoever he is. And I love how he tells the interviewer to Fuck Off at th end of the interview. This is the kind of truth you will not hear on mainstream TV in America:
Labels:
Banksters,
Celtic Tiger,
Credit Crisis,
Economic Crisis,
Fraud,
Ireland
21 December 2010
Jim Corr of the Irish Band "The Corrs" Talks About "Robin Hood In Reverse"
Jim Corr of the Corrs talks more economic sense than 99.9% of all Politicians and Economists in Europe.
Corr proclaims what Ireland needs to do now: quit bailing out the bondholders and private shareholders of the Too Big To Fail Banks in his country. He states Ireland needs to follow Iceland's lead and feed the failure of the big banks to the people who supported the banks by purchasing bonds and failed derivatives. He advocates not forcing the failures of the banks onto the taxpayers who did not support the banks in the first place.
He says it is massive fraud in banking which privatized gains while socializing losses.
What Corr doesn't use are the words "Moral Hazard", but Jim Corr does introduce one free mention of "The Money Masters", a film which The Watchworld recently brought to light on this very blog.
If you have never watched "The Money Masters", click here now and educate yourself as to who controls the central banks of the most powerful nations on the planet.
Meanwhile . . . why does it take a musician from an Irish band to pose hardball questions which few elected politicians dare whisper?
p.s. And for those of you who have never heard The Corrs, here's one of my favorites by them, "When The Stars Go Blue" with some guy named Bono doing a stand in, LIVE:
Corr proclaims what Ireland needs to do now: quit bailing out the bondholders and private shareholders of the Too Big To Fail Banks in his country. He states Ireland needs to follow Iceland's lead and feed the failure of the big banks to the people who supported the banks by purchasing bonds and failed derivatives. He advocates not forcing the failures of the banks onto the taxpayers who did not support the banks in the first place.
He says it is massive fraud in banking which privatized gains while socializing losses.
What Corr doesn't use are the words "Moral Hazard", but Jim Corr does introduce one free mention of "The Money Masters", a film which The Watchworld recently brought to light on this very blog.
If you have never watched "The Money Masters", click here now and educate yourself as to who controls the central banks of the most powerful nations on the planet.
Meanwhile . . . why does it take a musician from an Irish band to pose hardball questions which few elected politicians dare whisper?
p.s. And for those of you who have never heard The Corrs, here's one of my favorites by them, "When The Stars Go Blue" with some guy named Bono doing a stand in, LIVE:
Labels:
Banksters,
Bono,
Business/Economic Video,
Central Banks,
EU,
Eurozone,
Iceland,
Ireland,
Rothchilds,
The Corrs,
The Money Masters
24 August 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for August 25,2010
Mish: Japan's Finance Minister Threatens Yen Intervention to Halt "One-Sided Movement"
Elliot Spitzer: They Still Don't Get It
Santander Analyst Made Insider Trades Before BHP Bid for Potash, SEC Says
Burger King 4Q net income falls 17%; sales slip
Apple Said to Prepare New 99-Cent TV Show Rental Service
Traders Freaking Out Over WSJ Report On The Fed: Here's Why
U.S. Existing Home Sales in Record PlungeEconomy Caught in Depression, Not Recession: Rosenberg
Ireland Long-Term Sovereign Credit Rating Cut by S&P
Yes Folks, Hindenburg Omen Tripped Again. . . Creator Of Hindenburg Gets Entirely Out Of Market
The Automatic Earth: "How Low Can We Fall This Fall?"
Louis Navellier: 9 Mega Cap Blue Chip Stocks To Dump Immediately
Gross Says Mortgage Yields Would Soar Without Government Aid
PIMCO's Bill Gross on "Deep Demographic Doo-Doo"
Former Countrywide CEO Mozilo faces more allegations
Home Prices: They're Not Quite What They Seem
NYT: "The Overconfidence Problem In Forecasting
Realty Check: The Experts Failed To See The Housing Crisis Coming
The Two Gangs Of Economists Warring Over The Causes Of High Unemployment
Deal between Miami Beach and CWA Union falls apart putting 450 jobs in peril
Between 600 to 1,000 workers to be laid off in Arkansas Whirlpool Plant
Pfizer: 150 plant workers to lose jobs in December
Income Inequality and Financial Crises
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