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25 Mar 13
15:55
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So today the zionist bar stewards thought they were going to get away with robbing the Russians and business as usual, all markets were up, but Russia aint having that bullsh*t, Oil up, Euro crashing, I really hope they have enough leverage to do some real damage on this EU bastard state. Cut off the gas cut off the oil, see how you like that Merkel you shill.
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Pierre, FFS, chill mate.
The markets reaction now has very little to do with Russia who proved to be nothing more than a bear in high heels in this process. I'm actually quite amazed how easily the Russians were outflanked during this entire Cyprus kerfuffle considering what was at stake. Reality however is Russia without energy is financially in trouble so..........they are not going to do anything to upset their biggest customer, or future agreements for pipelines routes into delivering oil and gas to northern europe, or give an incentive to european politicians to push fracking in europe similar to the US.
The reaction this morning is the realization that property rights no longer are sacrosanct in europe. Deposits in the bank are no longer safe. Bondholders will always get paid at the expense of everyone else.
This is what the market is waking up to.
The new Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem is a very dangerous man, and as it turns out a very stupid man as well. Saying this morning, almost gloating about it, that the “Cyprus bank restructuring should be seen as template for rest of eurozone" might in his mind prepare to get the sheeple to accept what's happening in small doses but it also wakes up anyone who can fog a mirror and has wealth to protect.
Earlier this morning, on the Cyprus thread on the politics forum, I posted "The EU has opened up Pandora's box". Let's wait and see how this plays out, my words may turn out to be prophetic.
And please, FFS, leave out this "zionist" cr@p out of your posts, it demeans them.
The markets reaction now has very little to do with Russia who proved to be nothing more than a bear in high heels in this process. I'm actually quite amazed how easily the Russians were outflanked during this entire Cyprus kerfuffle considering what was at stake. Reality however is Russia without energy is financially in trouble so..........they are not going to do anything to upset their biggest customer, or future agreements for pipelines routes into delivering oil and gas to northern europe, or give an incentive to european politicians to push fracking in europe similar to the US.
The reaction this morning is the realization that property rights no longer are sacrosanct in europe. Deposits in the bank are no longer safe. Bondholders will always get paid at the expense of everyone else.
This is what the market is waking up to.
The new Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem is a very dangerous man, and as it turns out a very stupid man as well. Saying this morning, almost gloating about it, that the “Cyprus bank restructuring should be seen as template for rest of eurozone" might in his mind prepare to get the sheeple to accept what's happening in small doses but it also wakes up anyone who can fog a mirror and has wealth to protect.
Earlier this morning, on the Cyprus thread on the politics forum, I posted "The EU has opened up Pandora's box". Let's wait and see how this plays out, my words may turn out to be prophetic.
And please, FFS, leave out this "zionist" cr@p out of your posts, it demeans them.
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