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date: Sun, 12 Oct 2008 13:28:32 -0700 (PDT),
group: uk.politics.misc
back
, Chronic gambling addicts debts canceled and brand new limitless
taxpayer funded credit cards issued
On Oct 13, 4:26 am, wis...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Apparently there hundreds of banks ready to go under. If the fed.
> insurance plan works and your bank closes you can get you money
> in a matter of a few weeks. Suppose the system becomes overwhelmed?
> And do you have unlimited confidence in the Federal government?
> ted
When banks lend money to their mates and go broke
You will get back the money you have deposited
It will come from the TAXES YOU PAY
It will soon be LAW
you guarantee to refund your own money ,the bankers gave to their
mates . and YOU will go to jail if you refuse for tax evasion
only in america
sadly not , now the entire world of USA puppets seek to entrap
taxpayers in the same trap while pretending to bail you out they are
going to screw you senseless , most will be to frightened to even
notice
Looks like another interesting day on the finance markets
France USA puppet president , has led the EU into the USA trap
The USA is trying to pull off the biggest military scam in world
history by tricking every country on earth to hand over complete
control of all economic activity to USA jews
If they pull this one off taxpayers deserve to be screwded senseless
The jews scammed the yanks back in 1913 into handing over full
control of USA economy and now want the entire world to follow
if they pull it off we will need another world wide war to regain the
lost freedom once taxpayers FINALLY work out what they are putting in
place
I suspect most taxpayers are far too dumb to spot the scam and will
thank the USA for saving them , until it eventually dawns on them
they are or will be jewish slaves
kanga
======
The 15 eurozone leaders are meeting in Paris to try to establish a
common front to tackle the financial crisis.
They were joined by British PM Gordon Brown, who urged them to adopt
similar measures to his bank rescue plan.
According to a draft statement seen by the AFP news agency, the
leaders plan to guarantee loans between banks.
Banks' unwillingness to lend to each other has been the key problem
of the credit crunch and it is hoped that loan guarantees will solve
it.
Money lent for up to five years would be guaranteed but the banks
would be charged at commercial rates for the service.
The draft statement also says that the eurozone leaders are
determined not to let any major financial institutions fail and will
step in to provide extra capital to failing banks if necessary.
Gordon Brown says there is 'common ground' on what needs to be done
A member of the French government has already said that the French
cabinet will hold a special session on Monday to approve a bill
offering state guarantees and recapitalisation to banks in trouble.
Several other countries also announced steps to protect their banks
and depositors on Sunday.
* Norway's government said it would take control of the Norwegian
branch of ailing Icelandic bank Kaupthing
* Norway is to borrow 41bn euros ($55bn; £32bn) to pay for
measures to provide extra cash to financial markets
* Portugal's finance minister announced a 20bn euro state
guarantee for banks
* Australia has agreed to guarantee all deposits in the banks,
building societies and credit unions for the next three years
* New Zealand is guaranteeing all retail bank deposits for two
years.
The British rescue plan, which was announced last week, involves
making £50bn available to buy stakes in major banks, another £200bn
for short term loans from the Bank of England and offering £250bn of
loan guarantees for banks lending to each other.
The decisions we make in the next few days are decisions that will
affect us for many years ahead
Banks may get bail-out on Monday
The French plan sounds similar, although the details are not yet
clear.
After meeting other EU leaders, the British prime minister said he
expected confidence in the banking system to be restored "in the next
few days".
"The decisions we make in the next few days are decisions that will
affect us for many years ahead," Mr Brown said.
He added that European leaders had found "common ground" and agreed
"co-ordinated action" on the way forward.
Gilles Carrez, a senior member of the French parliamentary finance
committee, said earlier: "We need a law to put in place a state
guarantee and an organ that will be charged with raising funds to
help banks deal with their need to recapitalise."
The heads of the EU's four biggest economies - Britain, France,
Germany and Italy - held a first crisis summit last week, but were
split over the need for a common plan.
Ahead of Sunday's eurozone meeting, French President Nicolas Sarkozy
and German Chancellor Angela Merkel ruled out a joint financial
rescue fund for Europe, along the lines of a recent $700bn rescue by
the US government.
Late on Friday, the architect of the US scheme, Treasury Secretary
Henry Paulson, said the US planned to invest directly in banks for
the first time since the 1930s, following the UK programme of partial
bank nationalisation.
date: Sun, 12 Oct 2008 13:28:32 -0700 (PDT)
author: kangarooistan
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Culling camels from helicopters is great fun!
I'd recommend it to anyone.
On Oct 13, 7:28 am, kangarooistan wrote:
> On Oct 13, 4:26 am, wis...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> > Apparently there hundreds of banks ready to go under. If the fed.
> > insurance plan works and your bank closes you can get you money
> > in a matter of a few weeks. Suppose the system becomes overwhelmed?
> > And do you have unlimited confidence in the Federal government?
> > ted
>
> When banks lend money to their mates and go broke
>
> You will get back the money you have deposited
>
> It will come from the TAXES YOU PAY
>
> It will soon be LAW
>
> you guarantee to refund your own money ,the bankers gave to their
> mates . and YOU will go to jail if you refuse for tax evasion
>
> only in america
>
> sadly not , now the entire world of USA puppets seek to entrap
> taxpayers in the same trap while pretending to bail you out they are
> going to screw you senseless , most will be to frightened to even
> notice
>
> Looks like another interesting day on the finance markets
>
> France USA puppet president , has led the EU into the USA trap
>
> The USA is trying to pull off the biggest military scam in world
> history by tricking every country on earth to hand over complete
> control of all economic activity to USA jews
>
> If they pull this one off taxpayers deserve to be screwded senseless
>
> The jews scammed the yanks back in 1913 into handing over full
> control of USA economy and now want the entire world to follow
>
> if they pull it off we will need another world wide war to regain the
> lost freedom once taxpayers FINALLY work out what they are putting in
> place
>
> I suspect most taxpayers are far too dumb to spot the scam and will
> thank the USA for saving them , until it eventually dawns on them
> they are or will be jewish slaves
>
> kanga
> ======
>
> The 15 eurozone leaders are meeting in Paris to try to establish a
> common front to tackle the financial crisis.
>
> They were joined by British PM Gordon Brown, who urged them to adopt
> similar measures to his bank rescue plan.
>
> According to a draft statement seen by the AFP news agency, the
> leaders plan to guarantee loans between banks.
>
> Banks' unwillingness to lend to each other has been the key problem
> of the credit crunch and it is hoped that loan guarantees will solve
> it.
>
> Money lent for up to five years would be guaranteed but the banks
> would be charged at commercial rates for the service.
>
> The draft statement also says that the eurozone leaders are
> determined not to let any major financial institutions fail and will
> step in to provide extra capital to failing banks if necessary.
>
> Gordon Brown says there is 'common ground' on what needs to be done
>
> A member of the French government has already said that the French
> cabinet will hold a special session on Monday to approve a bill
> offering state guarantees and recapitalisation to banks in trouble.
>
> Several other countries also announced steps to protect their banks
> and depositors on Sunday.
>
> * Norway's government said it would take control of the Norwegian
> branch of ailing Icelandic bank Kaupthing
> * Norway is to borrow 41bn euros ($55bn; £32bn) to pay for
> measures to provide extra cash to financial markets
> * Portugal's finance minister announced a 20bn euro state
> guarantee for banks
> * Australia has agreed to guarantee all deposits in the banks,
> building societies and credit unions for the next three years
> * New Zealand is guaranteeing all retail bank deposits for two
> years.
>
> The British rescue plan, which was announced last week, involves
> making £50bn available to buy stakes in major banks, another £200bn
> for short term loans from the Bank of England and offering £250bn of
> loan guarantees for banks lending to each other.
>
> The decisions we make in the next few days are decisions that will
> affect us for many years ahead
>
> Banks may get bail-out on Monday
>
> The French plan sounds similar, although the details are not yet
> clear.
>
> After meeting other EU leaders, the British prime minister said he
> expected confidence in the banking system to be restored "in the next
> few days".
>
> "The decisions we make in the next few days are decisions that will
> affect us for many years ahead," Mr Brown said.
>
> He added that European leaders had found "common ground" and agreed
> "co-ordinated action" on the way forward.
>
> Gilles Carrez, a senior member of the French parliamentary finance
> committee, said earlier: "We need a law to put in place a state
> guarantee and an organ that will be charged with raising funds to
> help banks deal with their need to recapitalise."
>
> The heads of the EU's four biggest economies - Britain, France,
> Germany and Italy - held a first crisis summit last week, but were
> split over the need for a common plan.
>
> Ahead of Sunday's eurozone meeting, French President Nicolas Sarkozy
> and German Chancellor Angela Merkel ruled out a joint financial
> rescue fund for Europe, along the lines of a recent $700bn rescue by
> the US government.
>
> Late on Friday, the architect of the US scheme, Treasury Secretary
> Henry Paulson, said the US planned to invest directly in banks for
> the first time since the 1930s, following the UK programme of partial
> bank nationalisation.
date: Mon, 13 Oct 2008 01:30:54 -0700 (PDT)
author: Dean Jones
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Re: , Chronic gambling addicts debts canceled , and let lose with
brand new limitless taxpayer funded credit cards issued
> Apparently there hundreds of banks ready to go under. If the fed.
> insurance plan works and your bank closes you can get you money
> in a matter of a few weeks. Suppose the system becomes overwhelmed?
> And do you have unlimited confidence in the Federal government?
> ted
Gambling addicts let loose with brand new taxpayer funded limitless
credit cards to go on their next binge
When banks lend money to their mates and go broke
You will get back the money you have deposited
It will come from the TAXES YOU PAY
It will soon be LAW
you guarantee to refund your own money ,the bankers gave to their
mates . and YOU will go to jail if you refuse for to pay up ,for tax
evasion while the addicts and their mates go on holidays at luxury
resorts for a rest
only in america
sadly not , now the entire world of USA puppets seek to entrap
taxpayers in the same trap while pretending to bail you out they are
going to screw you senseless , most will be to frightened to even
notice
Looks like another interesting day on the finance markets
France USA puppet president , has led the EU into the USA trap
The USA is trying to pull off the biggest military scam in world
history by tricking every country on earth to hand over complete
control of all economic activity to USA jews
If they pull this one off taxpayers deserve to be screwded senseless
The jews scammed the yanks back in 1913 into handing over full
control of USA economy and now want the entire world to follow
if they pull it off we will need another world wide war to regain the
lost freedom once taxpayers FINALLY work out what they are putting in
place
I suspect most taxpayers are far too dumb to spot the scam and will
thank the USA for saving them , until it eventually dawns on them
they are or will be jewish slaves
kanga
======
The 15 eurozone leaders are meeting in Paris to try to establish a
common front to tackle the financial crisis.
They were joined by British PM Gordon Brown, who urged them to adopt
similar measures to his bank rescue plan.
According to a draft statement seen by the AFP news agency, the
leaders plan to guarantee loans between banks.
Banks' unwillingness to lend to each other has been the key problem
of the credit crunch and it is hoped that loan guarantees will solve
it.
Money lent for up to five years would be guaranteed but the banks
would be charged at commercial rates for the service.
The draft statement also says that the eurozone leaders are
determined not to let any major financial institutions fail and will
step in to provide extra capital to failing banks if necessary.
Gordon Brown says there is 'common ground' on what needs to be done
A member of the French government has already said that the French
cabinet will hold a special session on Monday to approve a bill
offering state guarantees and recapitalisation to banks in trouble.
Several other countries also announced steps to protect their banks
and depositors on Sunday.
* Norway's government said it would take control of the Norwegian
branch of ailing Icelandic bank Kaupthing
* Norway is to borrow 41bn euros ($55bn; £32bn) to pay for
measures to provide extra cash to financial markets
* Portugal's finance minister announced a 20bn euro state
guarantee for banks
* Australia has agreed to guarantee all deposits in the banks,
building societies and credit unions for the next three years
* New Zealand is guaranteeing all retail bank deposits for two
years.
The British rescue plan, which was announced last week, involves
making £50bn available to buy stakes in major banks, another £200bn
for short term loans from the Bank of England and offering £250bn of
loan guarantees for banks lending to each other.
The decisions we make in the next few days are decisions that will
affect us for many years ahead
Banks may get bail-out on Monday
The French plan sounds similar, although the details are not yet
clear.
After meeting other EU leaders, the British prime minister said he
expected confidence in the banking system to be restored "in the next
few days".
"The decisions we make in the next few days are decisions that will
affect us for many years ahead," Mr Brown said.
He added that European leaders had found "common ground" and agreed
"co-ordinated action" on the way forward.
Gilles Carrez, a senior member of the French parliamentary finance
committee, said earlier: "We need a law to put in place a state
guarantee and an organ that will be charged with raising funds to
help banks deal with their need to recapitalise."
The heads of the EU's four biggest economies - Britain, France,
Germany and Italy - held a first crisis summit last week, but were
split over the need for a common plan.
Ahead of Sunday's eurozone meeting, French President Nicolas Sarkozy
and German Chancellor Angela Merkel ruled out a joint financial
rescue fund for Europe, along the lines of a recent $700bn rescue by
the US government.
Late on Friday, the architect of the US scheme, Treasury Secretary
Henry Paulson, said the US planned to invest directly in banks for
the first time since the 1930s, following the UK programme of
partial bank nationalisation.
date: Mon, 13 Oct 2008 02:04:43 -0700 (PDT)
author: kangarooistan
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