Game Over: EURO ZONE FINANCE OFFICIALS CONSIDERING PROPOSAL TO DELAY ALL OR PART OF GREEK BAILOUT YET STILL AVOID DEFAULT!!! EURO JUST COLLAPSE!!

Listen Zazz like you've never listened in your life. A three year old with a four function calculator can tell you we're done. Mathematics does not make mistakes. The only mistakes made in the science of mathematics are mistakes made by HUMAN operators. Human operators are making intentional errors to prolong the "Europhoria". If you do not or cannot see or understand this concept of obfuscation/propaganda, there's nothing any of us can do to help. You my blind user are as lost as the Keneysian system we currently employ worldwide that has effectively raped and pillaged the world like a strip mining operation. The worst thing about you, is that you along with others are actually thanking your rapists. So like I said keep watching your football, eating beef jerky, and scratching your balls with the remote. Everything's gonna be just fine, you'll see. Now with that said, it would be in your best interests to refrain from making sensational claims that are clearly "straw-man" type arguments. It comprimises your validity and a source, belittles you as a user, and makes you look like a complete intellectual vacuum in front of millions of other users. Good luck to you and I'm sure someone will pray for you.

Nick®
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Nick Bernanke is devaluing his own posts, increasing printed volume by 100%

Nick®

anyone else collapsing like a boss?

Wow....excellent post Nick. I can't believe that idiot doesn't get it

So when does the fun begin?

I have a shotgun and a truck filled with gas and am currently awaiting a reason to get my shit together and bounce out of my major city.

Ty AC. Those are very kind words. It's not brain surgery for sure. Should be pretty obvious, but we are not responsible for fixing "stupid"; fortunately. Be well brother/sister. Thanks again for the kind words.

Nick®

nothing happened, market is rallying and is up, new daily highs reached

Greece will grab those tasty 145 billions .. before they leave the eurozone.

They will default on their debt which will be declared "odious" and have 145 billions to throw at their "new drachma" economy.

The greeks are no idiots .... all idiots are in brussels.

dianalizia Diane Shugart
seems privatization will start with sports--as i understand it, new just-passed law opens way for foreign investment. #greece
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Moth for prez!

preveza: VIDEO FROM SUICIDE ATTEMPT IN ATHENS TODAY [link to shar.es]

EL-ERIAN: GREECE = ARGENTINA

From Mohamed El-Erian's latest editorial for latest editorial for Project Syndicate:

Greece need not continue to follow Argentina’s miserable example of ten years ago. Yet, unless Greek and European officials reflect on that example and adapt accordingly, Greece will be driven down the same dangerous dead-end path.



Read more: [link to www.businessinsider.com]

Somebody had to say it. I like messing with the guy, but he really needs to hear this.

Mornin', Nick. Mornin', Luis.

Morning Rev!!! Heya brother Marc called. We're going to the studio to lay the track down on the 20th-23rd! Whooohoooo! I got it!!! I'll send you the track once it's mastered. How are things with you brother? All good I hope?

Nick®

Will someone please explain to me HOW will Greece avoid to default if they need the money BEFORE March 20th and they will only get them once the elections are done????????

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so much collapsing we can hardly take it, is everyone still alive with all the collapsing? GAME OVER!

Hi Rev!!!

The Euro Is Getting CRUSHED After Reports Of Greek Bailout Delay



The euro is getting crushed right now, after a Bloomberg headline that EU leaders were considering delaying all or part of the bailout.

According to the report, Greece would still be able to avoid default under this new plan.

The euro has plummeted back into the $1.30s, as optimism appears to vanish from the markets. European stocks, though still in the green, have fallen from earlier highs today.

According to Reuters, that delay could last until after a new round of Greek elections expected in April. That report quotes a source as saying, "There is pressure from several countries to hold off [on the bailout] until there is a concrete commitment from Greece, which may not come until after they've held elections."

Under this plan, Greece would still move forward with the private sector debt swap plan it has been discussing for the last few months. Other aspects of the original bailout agreement could also be honored to prevent Greece from suffering a disorderly default.

EU leaders are set to discuss this and other plans on a conference call at 11 AM EST.



Read more: [link to www.businessinsider.com]

EURO FALLS AGAIN! [link to www.freestockcharts.com] AND US MARKETS TOO: [link to www.marketwatch.com]

You tell him, Nick!

Doubt he's listening, but you're spot on.

zerohedge
Last time Nasdaq 100 rebal, happened (AAPL from 20.5% to 12.3%) stock fell 7% in week after
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Elections will be rigged, or someone will be installed from "outside"... Coup d Etat... one way or another...

Your signature is terrific discription of is happening.

Congrats, dude! Can't wait to hear it.

H.O.W. ???

Greece needs to follow Icelands example.

Iceland Declares Independence From Rothschild International Banking Cabal.
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"By Bill Wilson – Iceland is free. And it will remain so, so long as her people wish to remain autonomous of the foreign domination of her would-be masters — in this case, international bankers.

On April 9, the fiercely independent people of island-nation defeated a referendum that would have bailed out the UK and the Netherlands who had covered the deposits of British and Dutch investors who had lost funds in Icesave bank in 2008.

At the time of the bank’s failure, Iceland refused to cover the losses. But the UK and Netherlands nonetheless have demanded that Iceland repay them for the “loan” as a condition for admission into the European Union.

In response, the Icelandic people have told Europe to go pound sand. The final vote was 103,207 to 69,462, or 58.9 percent to 39.7 percent. “Taxpayers should not be responsible for paying the debts of a private institution,” said Sigriur Andersen, a spokeswoman for the Advice group that opposed the bailout."