@MrMrBabumba I agree. A very nasty little system indeed. It is scary and the people who perpetuated this mess are safe with massive villa's in every desirable country and gold bars to tide them over. I read there were over 600 TRillion dollars worth of "toxic-complex" dirivatives, etc, out there and the FDIC reluctantly agree to take on 250 Trillion worth of insurance for the bank (boa) investors. Wonder when that will be printed? Effect? who knows? What do you think about Nigel Farage?
@MrMrBabumba If we could go back to living like our grandparents and great-grandparents, we (some) could possibly survive a while longer as "kind of free" people. But this Euro seems to be taking away the individuals of the countries freedoms to make choices. I'm not saying it is good or bad, I'm just noteing what it looks like. Personally, I think more freedom is usually allowed by local area governments, as the local officials have to answer for crazy unconstitutional law-making. Peace
is this available for English people? In America we only get spoon-fed news here, followed by the dancing bear story. A few of us search online, and even that will be censored start Nov 22,2011, passed by executive order, last December. The "Patriot" Act enacted under GW Bush removes constitutional rights to all citizens within 100 miles of any border, totaling 194,000,000 Americans, and THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW IT YET. It truly is Amazing.
@sandyj321 Hmm i think Euronews english and RussiaToday might be your best choice then. The BBC might be not as good as they are not in the Euro zone and therefore not as much affected by the crysis. (they still have their GBP)
@MrMrBabumba I agree. A very nasty little system indeed. It is scary and the people who perpetuated this mess are safe with massive villa's in every desirable country and gold bars to tide them over. I read there were over 600 TRillion dollars worth of "toxic-complex" dirivatives, etc, out there and the FDIC reluctantly agree to take on 250 Trillion worth of insurance for the bank (boa) investors. Wonder when that will be printed? Effect? who knows? What do you think about Nigel Farage?
sandyj321 4 months ago
Es müsste heißen "Wie Deutschland den Euro rettet" auf kosten seiner Zukunft.
Dabei lautet die Losung schon seit Jahren:
EU abschaffen, Deutschland retten!!
19GDeutschG87 4 months ago
@MrMrBabumba If we could go back to living like our grandparents and great-grandparents, we (some) could possibly survive a while longer as "kind of free" people. But this Euro seems to be taking away the individuals of the countries freedoms to make choices. I'm not saying it is good or bad, I'm just noteing what it looks like. Personally, I think more freedom is usually allowed by local area governments, as the local officials have to answer for crazy unconstitutional law-making. Peace
sandyj321 4 months ago
Scheiße wie gehen alle noch bankrott! Lasst die Griechen abrauchen eh es noch alle erwischt!
Die sind einfach nicht mehr zu retten...
M1Molter 4 months ago
1:22 "Beobachter überzeugt die Präsentation in Brüssel.....................nicht" Borat Style :)
theigl 4 months ago 7
is this available for English people? In America we only get spoon-fed news here, followed by the dancing bear story. A few of us search online, and even that will be censored start Nov 22,2011, passed by executive order, last December. The "Patriot" Act enacted under GW Bush removes constitutional rights to all citizens within 100 miles of any border, totaling 194,000,000 Americans, and THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW IT YET. It truly is Amazing.
sandyj321 4 months ago 4
@sandyj321 Check the BBC
PKJohansson444 4 months ago
@sandyj321
fake post is fake
-no available channel
-post in a video with almost no views and not a single comment
if not read newspapers there are some good ones ( e.g. Washington Post, NY Times)
BBC and Al jazeera arent bad as TV-channels or in the internet
TheStuK4 4 months ago
@sandyj321 Hmm i think Euronews english and RussiaToday might be your best choice then. The BBC might be not as good as they are not in the Euro zone and therefore not as much affected by the crysis. (they still have their GBP)
conhopper78 4 months ago