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Is Market Behavior Unacceptable?

July 19th, 2012
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by Michael Pettis Last night I arrived at my family’s home in Spain just in time to catch Spain play Italy. The whole family and lots of friends watched it, while feeding on great seafood and lots of wine, at a neighboring chiringuito on the beach, an… more »

Tags: euro break-up, euro crisis, eurozone, francois hollande, michael pettis, sovereign debt, sovereign debt restructuring, spain, unacceptable market behavior, united states of europe

Coup d'Etat: Government of the Banks, by the Banks and for the Banks

July 2nd, 2012
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by Ellen Brown, Web of Debt On Friday, June 29th, German Chancellor Angela Merkel acquiesced to changes to a permanent Eurozone bailout fund—“before the ink was dry,” as critics complained. Besides easing the conditions under which bailouts would be g… more »

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The United States of Europe

May 2nd, 2012
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Written by Rodger Mitchell, www.nofica.com Let’s begin with this basic truth. The nations using the euro struggle for one reason, and one reason only. They surrendered the single most valuable asset any nation can have:  Monetary Sovereignty.That is th… more »

Tags: balance of payments, debt, european integration, eurozone, exports, federal deficits, imports, monetary sovereignty, money, private savings, rodger mitchell, united states of europe