MERCATO LIBERO

http://www.linkiesta.it/blogs/wilditalynet/senato-35-milioni-200-stampanti#ixzz1twExXrkm

bisogna arrestarli tutti ecco perchè dobbiamo pagare l'imu?

http://www.agi.it/economia/notizie/201205041847-eco-rt10227-bankitalia_commissariata_banca_tercas_per_gravi_irregolarita

http://www.byoblu.com/post/2012/05/05/I-camerieri-delle-banche.aspx

ma pensano davvero di farla franca ancora??
con la montagna di merda di derivati che hanno sulla testa tornerà indietro 10 volte tanto...

http://freeondarevolution.blogspot.it/2012/05/miseria-o-rivoluzione-questo-hanno.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+FREEONDA+(F+r+e+e+o+n+d+a)

il concetto importante è che dobbiamo pensare prima alla nostra famiglia e poi allo stato questi indegni ci vogliono far creder che bisogna pensare allo stato prima della famiglia ma che razza di concetto economico è mai questo a be se sostituisci allo stato "loro" adesso capisco..
LORO=satana solo lui potrebbe volere un simile sacrificio ricordate come quelli preannunciati dalla fornero non so se mi spiego...

http://freeondarevolution.blogspot.it/2012/05/la-tassa-per-le-pecore.html

despoti

ma Elianto dove e' finito ?
sergio

elianto è in svizzera con noi!

Segnalo quest'articolo sullo tsunami in arrivo dalla Spagna. Prepariamoci! MrDany

***Spain is About to Enter a Full-Scale Collapse! by Phoenix Capital Research***

A few facts about Spain:
* Total Spanish banking loans are equal to 170% of Spanish GDP.
* Troubled loans at Spanish Banks just hit an 18-year high.
* Spanish Banks are drawing a record €316.3 billion from the ECB
(up from €169.2 billion in February).
Things have gotten so bad that Spanish citizens are pulling their money
out of Spain en masse:
€65 billion left the Spanish banking system in March 2011 alone.
As bad as they are, even these data points don't do justice
to the toxic sewer that is the Spanish banking system.
Case in point, over HALF of all Spanish
mortgages are owned by Spanish cajas.
If you're unfamiliar with the caja banking
system, let me give you a little background...
Until recently, the caja banking system was
virtually unregulated. Yes, you read that correctly,
until about 2010-2011 there were next no regulations
for these banks (which account for 50% of all
Spanish deposits). They didn't have to reveal their
loan to value ratios, the quality of collateral they
took for making loans... or anything for that matter.
So, with Spain today, we have a totally unregulated
banking system sitting atop HALF of ALL Spanish
mortgages after a housing bubble that makes what
happened in the US look like a small bump.
Spain's housing bubble is the dark blue line below.
The US is the gray one.
Oh, I forgot to mention, the cajas primary lending
market during Spain's housing boom were subprime
and sub-sub prime borrowers.
Put another way, today the entire Spanish banking
system is saturated with toxic mortgage debt on a level
that makes the US in 2008 LOOK GREAT.
If you don't want to take my word for it, have a look
at the Spanish stock market. It's been in a free fall for
over a month as Spain's banking system teeters on the
brink of collapse (remember they're drawing over
€300 BILLION in emergency loands from the ECB.
If you think that chart looks bad, take a look at Spain's
LONG-TERM chart where the market has just broken
a 15 YEAR TRENDLINE signalling that the bully
market is OVER and setting the stage for a horrific Crash.
This is hands down the ugliest chart out there today.
Spain is telling us point blank that disaster is looming.
With that in mind, I believe we have at most
a month before Spain drags down the entire
EU. The Spanish economy and banking system are too
large to be bailed out. The IMF and ECB know this.
Moreover, worldwide banking exposure to
Spain is well over €1 TRILLION. What
impact do you think that might have on the EU
which has an entire banking system that
is leveraged at 26 to 1 (Lehman Brothers
was leveraged at 30 to 1 when it collapsed)?
Heck even Ben Bernanke and others have
issued warnings that Europe could drag down
the US banking system if it crumbles.
So if you're not taking steps to prepare for
a global banking Crisis beginning first in
Europe before spreading to the US, you
NEED to get moving NOW!

Se l'articolo che ho riportato poco fa non e' visibile integralmente ecco il link completo di grafici. MrDany
http://socioecohistory.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/spain-is-about-to-enter-a-full-scale-collapse/

Il Montefiaschi di Siena.....
http://www.corriere.it/inchieste/reportime/economia/monte-fiaschi/d7da62e6-96b2-11e1-a8a2-11f8cf758d5e.shtml