Clarke and Dawes ask the Million Dollar Questions

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Clarke and Dawes asking the important question regarding the European economies

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  • Silly, it's not one country owing another, it's the government of one country owing the investors and banks of another country. That's why governments cannot simply cancel each others debts.

  • The answer to the question is: The Federal Reserve. WE’RE putting up the money to bail out Club-Med countries. FED buys their sovereign bonds…they buy our Treasuries. It’s called a Swap.

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  • @birdmanjrd2

    This is why they are blaming Iran for trying to kill Saudi officials.

  • "Hey, I owe you bankers money? Well fuck off because you have the responsibility to make good loans. There is as much information available to prove this, regardless of what the persons or governments said while trying to apply for these loans."

    That is why I dont understand Bail Outs...

    I could sit there, kicking and crying, shouting and pouting for a loan from my grandfather.... Simple fact, I would never get it.

    Here's the payback plan, fuck over Iran, and pay the bankers with oil.FAK!!

  • What money? The civilized world uses legal tender (the isle of man excepted).

  • Hmm... I need to watch "Airplane!" again, Roger.

  • @jclark10

    It's called a travesty

  • Brilliant

  • i love this video

  • 'Financial innovation' FTW

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