US dollar will not survive 2015
Editor’s note: by ‘survive’ we are referring to the fact that the US dollar will soon lose major purchasing power. Just like it has lost over 98% since the Federal Reserve came into being in 1913. By...
View ArticleAre we evolving beyond capitalism?
The red flags and marching songs of Syriza during the Greek crisis, plus the expectation that the banks would be nationalised, revived briefly a 20th-century dream: the forced destruction of the market...
View ArticleBank runs in Greece, bank holidays coming next
The writing has been on the wall for quite sometime. Deposit flight from Greece‘s ailing banking sector has been running north of €500 million per day this week as the threat of capital controls casts...
View ArticleGreece agrees to 3rd bailout deal, more austerity
The Greek government announced it has struck an ambitious bailout deal with creditors aimed at securing around €86bn (£61bn) over three years in return for radical economic reforms to be pushed through...
View ArticleThe countdown to the break up of the Euro has officially begun
The results of the elections in France and Greece have made it abundantly clear that there is a tremendous backlash against the austerity approach that Germany has been pushing. All over Europe,...
View ArticleECB to launch €1.1 trillion of quantitative easing
Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, has announced that he will pump €1.1tn at a rate of €60bn a month into financial markets until September 2016, in an attempt to prevent the fragile...
View ArticleGreek banks get additional €10bn to counter ECB pressure
Banks in Greece have been given the go ahead to access an additional €10 billion in emergency funding from the Bank of Greece, according to a government official. This is a push-back from Athens...
View ArticleLive Greek election poll tracker
With the only real catalyst on the horizon not due for nearly one month – that would be the Greek elections of June 17 which while presented as the make or break event for the Eurozone, we believe will...
View ArticleGlobalist plan: European Union police state lockdown
European Union apparatchiks are preparing to lockdown Europe following Greece’s exit. From the Associated Press today: Olivier Bailly said Tuesday that, legally, limits could be imposed on movement of...
View ArticleAnti-bailout coalition soars in popularity ahead of second Greek election
Now that the first parliamentary election vote is meaningless, with no party able to form a coalition government, everyone is focusing on the outcome of the next election, which will take place some...
View ArticlePro-bailout party wins parliamentary elections in Greece
Greece’s pro-bailout New Democracy party has narrowly won the country’s parliamentary elections by securing 29.7 percent of the vote, the Interior Ministry says. The anti-bailout far left Syriza party...
View ArticleGreek bank run update: €100-€500 million per day
Five days ahead of the Greek parliamentary re-vote, the media propaganda machine has gone mute due to the moratorium on the RAND() known as popular polling: forgotten are the days when Syriza’...
View ArticleGreece to trigger collapse of fascist eurozone
From Filip Karinja, for Birch Gold Group Greece is rapidly running out of money. In a last ditch effort to remain afloat, the nation recently passed a law requiring all cash reserves in public sector...
View ArticleGreece plans return to drachma and nationalization of banks
Greece is drawing up drastic plans to nationalise the country’s banking system and introduce a parallel currency to pay bills unless the eurozone takes steps to defuse the simmering crisis and soften...
View ArticleSyriza’s 40 point plan for Greece
Greece‘s newly elected political part Syriza has some bold plans for the nation. Should Syriza action some of these game changing plans listed below, we would likely see other nations in the region...
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