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Jul 5 2015

Analysis of the Greece No Vote


Much to the surprise of the EU and the rest of the world, apparently, the Greek rejection of the EU’s current refinancing terms was a shock. As the post is being writing the No’s are over 60% which all but assures the no vote when all the ballots are counted. This level of dissatisfaction was not expected and leaves Brussels with major problems. As I see it there are only six options.

Number one is the EU central bank (the ECB) acquires all the Greek debt in the private sector at a discount level that leaves them all solvent. This would delay the real issues but still precipitate a market collapse on Monday unless they don’t open the exchanges.

Number two is the American Central bank (the FED) acquires all the Greek debt in the private sector at a discount level that leaves them all solvent. This would delay the real issues but avoid a market collapse on Monday and we’d see a drop but probably not a major one.

Number three Greek government could nullify the election and either argue for better terms or agree to the existing  terms of the EU. This would delay the real issues but avoid a market collapse on Monday and we’d see a drop but probably not a major one.

Number four the EU could seize all the assets of Greece and take Greece over as a defaulted creditor. Greece would be given the option to capitulate or the EU would occupy Greece.This would delay the real issues but still precipitate a market collapse on Monday unless they don’t open the exchanges

Number five the EU could consider this a rebellion and send in a military contingent to throw out the government and install an occupation government. This would also trigger a market collapse unless the exchanges are closed Monday.

Number six another country could buy the Greek debt held by the EU. This could be Russia China India or the US. This might also mean the need for an occupying force but might not. The market would go down but not as far as either of the other options.

As can be seen for these options there are no good ones for the EU or Greece.— we will know in a few hours what will happen.

Jul 5 2015

NO Vote Looks Like 55% in Greece


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Greek-Vote

Our staff there in Athens right now is reporting that it appears the NO vote has the majority. This is a vote that demonstrates Brussels has been dead wrong with austerity for the last 5 years. This is likely to encourage a contagion. Brussels will most likely resist for this is now all about saving their power and self-interest. They have crushed the European economy all for the benefit of the bondholders. There has to be a new way forward for this same line of thinking cannot resolve the Euro Crisis.

It is not final as of yet. But this is the reading from our people on the ground in Athens. This is not the official poll which still says it is very close.

Jul 5 2015

UK: Politicians Urge Ban on the Term “Islamic State”


Many seem to forget that it doesn’t really matter what you think of your opponents it only matter what they think of themselves!

Jul 5 2015

Islamic Sweden is now the world’s second largest rape capital with a 1,472% increase in rapes


Since these “rapes” are primarily committed by young Muslim men we must look at the definition of rape and if we consider that difference then these “rapes” are not really rapes and must be removed from the statistics as they gave an unfair few of young Muslim men.

In Islam women hold an inferior position and are owned property by the men and Kafir women are nothing but slaves. So in either case but particularly with Kafir women who are owned by the Muslims the Muslim men are only taking what belongs to them and si it is not rape.

Jul 5 2015

Sex Slavery and the Islamic State


Since so many western women promote Islam and since Islam promotes slavery and therefore that women can be bought and sold for any purpose one can only conclude the western men got it all wrong and that women really do like being slaves.

Jul 3 2015

UK’S FIRST FEMALE SHARIA JUDGE: ‘WE CAN’T ASK MUSLIMS NOT TO HAVE MORE THAN ONE WIFE’


This will be coming to America and very soon there is no way it can’t be allowed after the recent supreme court ruling on gay marriage.

Jul 3 2015

Islamic Immigration


Islamic immigration is unlike any other form of immigration. The political doctrine of Islam started with Mohammed’s migration from Mecca to Medina. After Mohammed went to Medina his message changed from pure religion to politics and jihad. Only 150 Arabs in Mecca converted, but after 10 years of jihad, every Arab became Muslim.
The migration from Mecca to Medina marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar, since it was migration that produced success. There are 91 verses that command Muslims to imitate Mohammed. Therefore, every Muslim has the duty to bring the Sharia to the host country, in order to Islamicize it.

Jul 3 2015

EXCLUSIVE: A Compilation Of Islamic Terrorist Quotes… Every American Needs To See This


what we call radical Islam is Islam as can be seen in these quotes so we have Pluralitas non est ponenda sine necessitate or If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.

Jul 3 2015

ISIS: A wake-up call for Muslims all over the world


An interesting read but with a false premise ISIS and all like groups like Al-Qaeda are EXACTLY FOLLOWING THE BEACHING OF MOHAMMAD. so are is reform possible. The Qur’an has in it words that state that it is literally the exact wold of Allah and must be followed to the letter. And since Mohammad himself was a warlord how can it be said the ISIS or Al-Qaeda are not the true Islam?

Jul 1 2015

Remember this date July 7, 2015 this is the end of the Dollar!


BRICS Bank to commence business on 7 July
June 20, 2015, 7:10 am

The BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - agreed to set up the $100 billion development bank last July, in a step toward reshaping the Western-dominated international financial system [Xinhua]

The BRICS New Development Bank will be launched at the first session of its Board of Governors in Moscow on 7 July, Russian officials have confirmed.

Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Storchak announced at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday that the BRICS Bank will be ready for action after the maiden meet of the governors.

The New Development Bank will provide a financing alternative to the World Bank, where the five large emerging markets have sought more clout.

BRICS leaders also announced the establishment of the BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement, a 100-billion-dollar fund from which the BRICS member countries will be allowed to draw funds when going through a crisis.

The bank is set to be headquartered in Shanghai. India has already announced the first president of the Bank.

It will eventually open membership to non-BRICS countries and coincides with plans for the Asian infrastructure development bank spearheaded by Beijing.

Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov will be the first chairman of the BRICS Bank’s Board of Governors.

The leaders of five of the world’s largest emerging markets will showcase a new currency reserve fund and development bank during the BRICS Summit in the Russian city of Ufa in July.

Brazil’s envoy to the IMF and newly announced BRICS Bank Vice President , Paulo Nogueirga Batista, said at the BRICS Business forum on Thursday in Russia that the BRICS are “not fully satisfied with the international financial architecture, not fully satisfied with the role that our countries are allowed to have at the IMF and the World Bank”.

“Our countries are very active in IMF….We work together at the IMF… Despite this active involvement in the Washington institutions, our countries have begun to realize that we need to do our own thing,” said Batista.

Batista on Thursday said the BRICS have created a pre-management team in Shanghai even before the actual entry into force of the New Development Bank.

The group’s growth rate is still above that of the global average and its economic and political weight is increasing, evident from the decision of several European countries to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

As the BRICS countries prepare to launch new financial institutions like the $100 billion BRICS Bank, the China-led Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank, and a $100 billion BRICS currency reserve fund, the IMF has once again delayed voting reforms to give emerging countries greater say.

A statement from the International Monetary Fund last week said the board has postponed the discussion on how to move forward without Washington.

The board will now take stock of the situation in September.d currency starts