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Snowden, Putin, Greece: It’s All The Same Story

Snowden, Putin, Greece: It’s All The Same Story Through the last decades, as we have been getting ever more occupied trying to be what society tells us is defined as successful, we all missed out on a lot of changes in our world. Or perhaps we should be gentle to ourselves and say we’re simply […]

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ECB Press Release this Wednesday Could End Extortion Racket over Greece – à la Cyprus 2013

ECB Press Release this Wednesday Could End Extortion Racket over Greece – à la Cyprus 2013 It was Greece’s “last chance,” again. But Sunday, it too fell apart, as they always do. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker broke off his attempts to mediate between Greece and its creditors. The differences were too large, a spokesperson […]

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IMF To Tsipras: “Do You Feel Lucky, Punk?” (But Who Has the Gun?)

IMF To Tsipras: “Do You Feel Lucky, Punk?” (But Who Has the Gun?) In the wake of the IMF walking out of negotiations with Greece, the Financial Times says the Pullout is Amid an “Air of Unreality”. What’s Unreal? Sure, everyone expected Greece to buckle. But what if Greece did buckle for the nth time? Greece […]

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Macedonia Central Bank Blocks Greek Bank Withdrawals “In Case Of Grexit”

Macedonia Central Bank Blocks Greek Bank Withdrawals “In Case Of Grexit” The bank runs (and capital controls) begin. Macedonia Central Bank Governor Bogov states: *GREEK BANKS IN MACEDONIA CAN’T WITHDRAW CASH: BOGOV *MACEDONIAN BANKS PROTECTED IN CASE OF GREXIT: BOGOV How long before the rest of Europe follows suit and a bank holiday is declared […]

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How The IMF Can Save Greece And Itself

How The IMF Can Save Greece And Itself There’s a Reuters article by Paul Taylor today that’s thought provoking, but not along the same line of thought that the writer follows (or the twist he gives to it). Taylor concludes that the IMF would love to wash its hands off Greece, but can’t because it’s […]

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Europe Gives Greece 24 Hours To Comply; Germany Draws Up Capital Control Plans

Europe Gives Greece 24 Hours To Comply; Germany Draws Up Capital Control Plans EU officials turned up the heat on Athens Thursday after the IMF withdrew its team and sent its lead negotiators back to Washington. In what can only be described as a half-hearted effort, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras submitted two three-page proposals earlier this week […]

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Russia, China and the Battle Against Dollar Hegemony

Russia, China and the Battle Against Dollar Hegemony The Internal Contradictions of US Foreign Policy The Saker: We hear that the Ukraine will have to declare a default, but that it will probably be a “technical” default as opposed to an official one. Some say that the decision of the Rada to allow Iatseniuk to […]

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What Does California Gov. Jerry Brown Know about the Next Crash and Recession that We Don’t?

What Does California Gov. Jerry Brown Know about the Next Crash and Recession that We Don’t? California was America’s Greece in 2009. It had excellent wine and olive oil. But tax revenues were collapsing. The deficit ballooned. Its credit rating was cut to the lowest of any state in the US. It couldn’t borrow at […]

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Building Hope in Times of Crisis

Building Hope in Times of Crisis ‘There is a big need for the solidarity movement in Greece. It started in late 2011 and has nearly doubled now to around 400 groups – even more if you add the more loosely networked ones,’ Christos Giovanopoulos says. We sit in the central Athens office of Solidarity for […]

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Why Greece Must Leave

Why Greece Must Leave French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron and German Vice-Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel published a piece in the Guardian last week that instantly revived our long nourished hope for the European Unholy Union to implode and be dissolved, sooner rather than later. The two gentlemen propose a ‘radical’ reform for the EU. Going a full-tard 180º […]

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The European “Template” For Dealing With Crises: Freezing Accounts, Bank Holidays, and Capital Controls…

The European “Template” For Dealing With Crises: Freezing Accounts, Bank Holidays, and Capital Controls… More and more analysts are beginning to take note of the “War on Cash.” However, they’re missing the fact that the actual template for what’s coming to the US first appeared in Europe back in 2012. Back in March of 2012, […]

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Greece: It’s Time For Your Default And Debt Restructuring

Greece: It’s Time For Your Default And Debt Restructuring For some reason, people think a sovereign default, and a subsequent debt restructuring such as Greece’s government faces, is something that is conceivable – the proverbial asteroid hitting the earth – but which has never actually happened. Sometimes, raw data says more than words. According to […]

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Why Is The EU Forcing European Nations To Adopt ‘Bail-In’ Legislation By The End Of The Summer?

Why Is The EU Forcing European Nations To Adopt ‘Bail-In’ Legislation By The End Of The Summer? Are they expecting something to happen?  As you will read about below, the European Union says that any nation within the EU that does not enact “bail-in” legislation within the next two months will face legal action.  The countries […]

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Greek Banks On Verge Of Total Collapse: Bank Run Surges “Massively” As Depositors Yank €700 Million Today Alone

Greek Banks On Verge Of Total Collapse: Bank Run Surges “Massively” As Depositors Yank €700 Million Today Alone While the Greek government believes it may have won the battle, if not the war with Europe, the reality is that every additional day in which Athens does not have a funding backstop, be it the ECB […]

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Greece: Out Of Cash, Out Of Time, Out Of Options

Greece: Out Of Cash, Out Of Time, Out Of Options On Friday Greece is due to pay at least a quarter of the €1.5bn due to the IMF in June.  … The creditors say they will only disburse the money if the Greek government enacts various key economic reforms and does not roll back reforms the […]

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