Holy Shit Here We Go: People are freaking out in Europe of the Cyprus bailout.

Supposedly they are having "second thoughts" about doing this, but it's too late for that! Whether they confiscate the money on Monday or not, people now KNOW what's in the cards! There will be bank runs whether the money is stolen by the EU or not. And believe me, there will be bank runs on THE REST of the money to keep them from doing the same again and again. Anyone living in the OTHER southern European countries would be advised to do likewise. They sure as hell aren't keeping money in the banks because the "interest rate" is so high! Now its safety is directly questioned, there's no reason AT ALL to keep it there!

Buy a safe! Or a gun!! And preps. We're all gonna need 'em before this is over.

That makes two of us fellow Swede!

yep, the cat is now on a ladder and a fucking long way above the proverbial bag right now, infact, I suspect the feline is halfway to Beijing. Agree with you on the prep thing. owning a gun over here, well forget that. But a safe??? nah. Just going to buy a cellar full of nice red and the like.

I don't know if this question has been brought up, butin this hour of panic, would some of the Euro investors wire their money to the USA?
I am just wondering, if you were in their shoes, where could you send your money so the banks couldn't take it from you? The whole global banking system is on life support.

I'm in the US and planning my own "gradual" bank run starting Monday. If I were in northern Europe I'd be thinking about doing the same. Southern Europe should grab their money as fast as they can get their hands on it, while they still can, and park it someplace "safer," whether that be Switzerland or under the mattress!

If they pass this law its an amazing legal precedent.

Yeah, tell him to do what? WAIT ????


If he waits until the lines are formed...he won't be able to take out any money.There are LIMITED ammounts on money in the banks.

Firsts came, first serve.


Do YOU wanna wait if its YOUR money on the line "of fire"?

Last Edited by Recollector on 03/17/2013 07:47 AM

The insurance is a joke because they can do just as they did in Cyprus and declare it a deposit TAX.

Nothing illegal there.

I don't have any cash in the bank. Prepared years ago. Bring it on.

and always remember....."If you panic,panic first!"

Banks being close them I wonder

Fuck, I fucking hate it when people fuckin' swear like fuckin idiots.

Business Insider ‏@businessinsider
ANALYST: The Cyprus Deal Could Be The 'Trigger' We Were Waiting For In Europe [link to read.bi]

the artist taxi driver is only approximately correct. he seems fixated on 'the city', no fucking mention of the REAL culprits, the upper echelons

ive watched a few of his utube rants, and im not really a fan of his. not because of the all the FUCKS!... fuck knows its enough to make anyone swear their guts up. no, he ISNT particularly educated on the subject he covers. he is somewhat given to obtuseness (esp re immigration) and now look, he 'isnt a conspiracy theorist'

we really dont need no spitting swearing taxi driver to tell the bleeding obvious, and at this late stage in the game. like its some revelation

roll on tuesday, eh?


as for putting the vote of indefinitely, thats only gonna make things worse, whatever the decision


and lastly



FUCK THE FUCKING EU

American users here like to focus on obscure little islands in the EU, to get away from the economic reality of their own country..

16 Trillion debt America. And 1.5 Trillion deficit every year..

yea focus on Europe, focus on Europe.

Lets look at this cooly. Based on what law are they basing this possible decision?

Troika want to do the same in Spain, Italy and greece at least

Interesting day tomorrow, now when it's all over the news.
Just got a feeling this will get out of hand Monday morning.

I started getting scared yesterday! You know what? Family members--CLOSE family members--and friends are rolling their damned eyes at me when I tell them to take some money out "just in case.."

Business Insider ‏@businessinsider
The Stunning Bailout Of Cyprus Is A Reminder Of Who Really Is In Charge In Europe... [link to read.bi]

:idc:

Funniest fucking thing he said "How many Bentley's can their sons rap around a lamp post" ?

The Economist ‏@TheEconomist
The euro zone's bail-out of #Cyprus: Unfair, short-sighted and self-defeating
[link to econ.st]

I took all of my money out of the bank in 2008 and never looked back. I knew this was coming. I tried to warn family but they think I'm a nut job. Whatever. They will also be the ones knocking at my door for food and water, because I'm the prepper in this family while they keep about a few days of food in their homes.

Sebastian Valdivieso ‏@S_Valdivieso
"Cyprus has declared a bank holiday on Monday to prevent such a run on the banks and banned electronic transfers."

The law is not yet ratified, they will vote on it tommorrow or tuesday.