TheInvisibleHand

Originally Posted by TheInvisibleHand

The Euro Sucks > Greece Should Leave, In fact all the countries should abandon this failed globalist experiment. We didn't have these problems before when each country had its own currency and retained it's national sovereignty. This way Soro's , Goldman and the others couldn't get away with their modern day serfdom and pillaging whole countries.

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Well as you said they were priced in, everyone knew they were coming.
The real place to be is in metals, they are debasing currency on a
global scale. It would be one thing if it was just isolated to one
country. I mean look at our credit rating and what happened doube A is
the new triple A.

Dow up over 12500 again, but volume is weak and
only thing pushing it up is inflation there is no strong breadth, WW 3
coming to a world near you soon !

Originally Posted by baronvonstocks

I think the European markets will be down Monday and Tuesday, but will the U.S. markets feel any impact from this. We already knew downgrades were coming but we didn't expect France to lose it's AAA rating. So I went ahead and took some profits on the last hour of trading on Friday because I am uncertain of the reaction....
What do you guys think???

Euro: Did the Market Fully Price in the French, Italian, Spain, Portuguese Downgrades?
The rumors of impending

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Originally Posted by TheInvisibleHand

"It’s The End Of The Eurozone As We Know It
But the agenda for centralized economic tyranny remains the same

Paul Joseph Watson
Source: Prison Planet.com
Friday, November 11, 2011

Stick a fork in it, the eurozone as we know it is done. That’s the message we’re hearing from every media outlet and talking head this morning. But whether the EU survives in its current incarnation or takes on a new form, the agenda remains the same, the evisceration of all national sovereignty and the centralization of power into a dictatorial federal superstate.
Words like “depression,” “collapse,” and “apocalypse,” are not normally uttered by people in positions of power, but such terms have become the staple of this week’s news diet, as the deepening of the euro crisis begins to make headlines about Greece look like they should be consigned to the “and finally” segment.

- President of the European Commission and Bilderberg luminary José Manuel

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Originally Posted by TheInvisibleHand

Max Keiser eloquently calls out the real situation with the recent Eurozone Bailout of Greece and the 1 trillion dollar slush fund.

Originally Posted by TheInvisibleHand

This video has created quite a controversy lately and has gone viral as how to profit from the crash. Call this economic crisis as a cancer and says" Get Prepared, the governments don't run the world, Goldman Sachs runs the world". Definitely worth watching!