Is the Euro Crisis Over?

William K. Black, Paolo Manasse, and John Weeks discuss the Euro and the danger of global recession

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News & Politics

Tags:

• finance
• Euro
• Crisis
• William
• K.
• Black
• Paolo
• Manasse
• John
• Weeks
• danger
• global
• recession
• Economy
• Economic
• Economics

[longgoodbyeIreland]

In Ireland we have been saddled with 450 billion euros bank bailout , the debt is not ours , they are destroying our country to pay off the criminals who carried out the largest fraud in history .

[freedomfighterone]

All three of these economic guys are full of shit. They didn't mention any thing about how the banks of Europe took on 60% of that fruadulent derivities debt passed by from criminal US banks like Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and others. They also didn't mention one word about the under the table loan deals that the Piigs governments did with JP Morgan and other banks to create jobs in the construction real estate market that went bust for lack of buyers.

[andmaketherain]

Would such a discussion be allowed on Fox or CNN?

[emilnomel2009]

Dust off the guillotine, and sharpen the blade!

[SrDonAlejandro]

Those liberal politicians that are ruling us now are destroying the middle class to benefit rich people. They don't care about the average citizen. It's a shit.

[gnomechomskylives]

@freedomfighterone Not to split hairs, but if the objective of this video was to discuss the *origins* of the Euro crisis you'd be absolutely correct; that would be a major omission. However the point is to discuss the on-going crisis - after the fact - as Germany\France push austerity for their own benefits. It's clear that the experts in the video are aware of the iniquity of the austerity; they recognize it was the banks and their investment schemes that should be punished instead.

[JanRichardus]

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[freedomfighterone]

@gnomechomskylives If they were aware of the defaulted derivities tranfers to European banks, then they should have mentioned it. These professors are working for the banking criminals, which is why they still have their tenure at their respective university.

[Lexman00]

@JanRichardus Hell no. I want it tripled in half a year or no deal.

[gnomechomskylives]

@freedomfighterone Just because they didn't mention it doesn't mean they're not aware of it or that they're hiding it. It's pretty obvious the experts are of the same ideological bend - that is to say - they agree that the banking system and the Euro zone policies are at fault for the crisis, not the European welfare state which is being blamed unfairly by the right and the financial powers that be. It would be redundant to talk about your points; it's all part and parcel of the same dead horse.

[JanRichardus]

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