Greece hints at action against US banks

I just found this article. It seems that the greek parliament is discussing about some "fraud and lack of transparency" prctices, especially naming goldman sachs here.

http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_articles_politics_100013_17/05/2010_117097

So I wonder, would they have any chance to prove what we all know to be true?
Knowing the fact that the greek loby in the USA is very strong, who knows?

Just a thought here...

with much respect

Mall...

Kudos to this PM- Prime Minister George Papandreou! Someone gotta grow some balls to stand up and say something. Hope the other countries in similar situation follow suit.

Nebula wrote:Kudos to this PM- Prime Minister George Papandreou! Someone gotta grow some balls to stand up and say something. Hope the other countries in similar situation follow suit.

I wish the Greek PM tries to arrest Soros and all the major directors of edge funds that speculate against currencies by " shorting them " .
I can't understand why those white collar crims are still free to play in the Stock exchange . They are the ones that should be lined up against the wall..
Something is happening to the banksters that caused a lot of trouble in Iceland some of them are on trial .

Is this the first strike back? Hmmm...

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704314904575250814079760090.html?mod=rss_whats_news_us

I think it's about to get very sticky, for lack of a better word. Silly idiots thinking they were teflon coated... they didn't see ahead to the day people would get activated, oops maybe they did ( chemtrails /fluoride/ SSRIs/ crap food etc etc) It's NOT WORKING. and neither will we , for them that is.

enemyofNWO wrote:

Nebula wrote:Kudos to this PM- Prime Minister George Papandreou! Someone gotta grow some balls to stand up and say something. Hope the other countries in similar situation follow suit.

I wish the Greek PM tries to arrest Soros and all the major directors of edge funds that speculate against currencies by " shorting them " .
I can't understand why those white collar crims are still free to play in the Stock exchange . They are the ones that should be lined up against the wall..
Something is happening to the banksters that caused a lot of trouble in Iceland some of them are on trial .

True, the banksters are feeling the heat and so are panicked. My question is..... what's going with the individual families... the Rothschilds, Builderbergs, Rockerfellas, Bushes...etc ,

In the 80's, the squaters movement in Amsterdam forced the banks to co-operate in legalising the 5000+ squated houses. (whole blocks, sometimes - counted as one squat).

Not because they liked us, but because we smashed in the windows of every banking 'branch' in town, on a very regular bases - as in twice a month.

'Bulletproof' windows. 15.000 euros each. Two windows in every building, 20 - 30 ABN, Fortis RABO, etc. branches around town, twice a month. 2 x 15.000 x 20 - 30 x 2 = 1.200.000 euros on a monthly bases.

It took us 6 months to wake up their bookkeepers and within a year we had them begging on their knees offering interest free loans - whatever - to put a halt to the destruction of their expensive windows.

A simple plan ...

" Greece may have to quit the Eurozone , warns former head of Germany Central bank .

SNIP

" A former head of Germany’s central bank has warned Greece may have to quit the Eurozone and revert to the drachma.

Karl Otto Poehl, who ran the Bundesbank when the mighty Deutschmark was still in existence, told Der Spiegel magazine that Athens should never have been allowed to join the single currency area.

While Greece is unlikely to leave the euro soon given it is hooked on vast quantities of foreign aid, in the ‘mid and long-term’ it may well turn its back on the euro, he warned. "
the rest at :

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1279451/Greece-quit-Eurozone-warns-head-Germanys-central-bank.html


On the surface the solution of the rescue package of over 120 Billion Euro at 5% of annual interest is just like lending ten million dollar to a person that earns only 50,000 dollars a year . When will the borrower be able to repay the debt ?

enemyofNWO wrote:"

On the surface the solution of the rescue package of over 120 Billion Euro at 5% of annual interest is just like lending ten million dollar to a person that earns only 50,000 dollars a year . When will the borrower be able to repay the debt ?

This is truly the gravity of the situation. Not just in Greece but the USA, Spain, Itally, Japan, but most of the world.

We have to de-leverage these loans (defaulting on them and taking the hit in the short run which would mean a world wide depression the likes of which no ones wishes to see) or inflate out way out of them, there doesn't seem to be any other options.

That is what TPB are trying to do by keeping the printing presses running around the clock. At some point more liquidity is like pushing on a string - it goes no where. If their efforts fail I fear that we could be headed for a world war. (after all war always adjust our thought processes)