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  1. This is one mafia style group IMF ?wacking? another mafia style group Russian ?oligarchs? via proxies. Please remember Europe ?some dishes are best served cold? Regarding clients of tax dodging offshore banking havens, lets not forget LIBOR and drug money laundering UK and U.S. banks, maybe a little less pot & kettle talk.
  2. Lets hope that there are some funds remaining in the Cyprus banking system, when at some point in the future the banks do eventually open. Reuters: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/25/eurozone-cyprus-muddle-idUSL5N0CG13920130325
  3. Given Jeroen Dijsselbloem statement today, it would be prudent for anyone holding euro assets to repatriate said assets.
  4. It does not matter now, I think Cyprus is finished. After the complete confusion of this levy, tax, haircut or stolen fund mismanagement, it looks like the under 100,000 will be protected i.e. no 6.7 tax, but the over 100,000 will now have to be tax at about 15% instead of the original 9.9%, it does not take an economist to workout that 1/3 of Cyprus bank deposits are going to be leaving the country ASAP. Cyprus may get through the bailout issue, only for it?s banks to collapse when billions of Russian euro?s start the flight to safer shores
  5. It is a ?big surprise? to 70% of people in the UK according to Ipsos MORI ?Who owns the money in your bank account? That small question has profound implications. According to a survey by Ipsos MORI, more than 70% of people in the UK believe that when they deposit money with the bank, it is theirs-but it is not.? And it has just become a very ?big surprise? to the people of Cyprus who are enjoying an extended bank holiday until Thursday or maybe Friday. Person to person loans are one thing, but bank accounts are completely different. Depositing funds into a bank account and becoming a ?creditor? renders one subordinate to bond holders who have seniority, i.e. the people who deposit their cash in the bank become the last in the queue when the bank goes belly up.
  6. Question: When is your money in your bank account not your money? Answer: As soon as any funds have been deposited into your bank account. Take a look at your bank account T&C. ?Money deposited in a bank account is, as established under case law going back more than 200 years, legally the property of the bank, rather than the account holder.? MP Douglas Carswell - September 15, 2010;
  7. Who else wet themselves with laughter when they read this statement? ?The EU has an obligation to its taxpayers to spend the money wisely.? Someone appears to be forgetting - ?EU auditors refuse to sign off accounts for 18th year in a row? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2228612/European-Union-STILL-wasting-billions-year-auditors-refuse-sign-accounts-18th-year-row.html EU = Malfeasants
  8. Dick Turpin had the decency to wear a mask. They are not even hiding behind the mask of ?austerity measures?
  9. Turn open Macbook, Turn Macbook upside down, Hit eject key. Worked 2 months ago on a Macbook Pro that had a DVD stuck in drive.
  10. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9cLRYoAIGY
  11. How can you tell when Mr. Clegg is lying? Answer: When his lips are moving.
  12. New Nexus

    Syria

    Someone should remind Mr Hague that funding terrorist is a crime. ?U.K. Foreign Secretary William Hague pledged an extra 5 million pounds ($7.8 million) in ?non- lethal? assistance to Syrian rebels possibly including medical supplies, communications equipment and body armor.? bloomberg
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    Syria

    http://worldmathaba.net/items/1337-syria-real-news-august-1-round-up
  14. http://www.ecomed.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/3-tomljenovic.pdf
  15. http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/2012/07-2/doyle%20Letter.pdf
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