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HOW LONG BEFORE THE EURO COLLAPSE!?

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Spain’s trillion-euro economy is much larger than the three countries that have already received bailouts, making its problems much more worrisome for European leaders. Bailing out Spain itself would likely stretch the eurozone’s finances to the breaking point because the Spanish economy is the fourth largest in the 17-country eurozone, behind Germany, France and Italy. A full-blown Spanish bailout including its public finances would hurt growth in Europe, the United States and Asia by creating losses and fear among banks, which are key to the functioning of the global economy, and by hurting trade. Many US companies get a sizeable part of their sales and profits from Europe so a recession there would impact companies and economies around the world. Even US mutual funds have an average 3.6 percent of their assets invested in European stocks. Because many European governments are already overburdened with debts, rescuing their failed banks risks bankrupting some of them. The banks, in turn, own huge amounts of their governments’ bonds. The result is that any fall in confidence in either the banks or the government tends to create a downward spiral requiring more foreign financial aid. The fear is that once Spain is forced into a bailout, other countries such as Italy would follow suit, adding further pressure on the eurozone…

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Glasgow and West – Wed, 20 Jun, 2012

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The consequences of the Eurozone crisis were laid bare today with a prediction from respected economic commentators that a collapse in the Euro could cost nearly one hundred and fifty thousand Scottish jobs. It came as the unemployment figures fell for the third successive quarter and a new report shows that Scotland tops the UK in attracting inward investors. Doctors are about to go on strike for the first time in two generations in a dispute over their pensions. Tomorrow, only medical emergencies will be treated – thousands of operations and appointments have already been cancelled. Tonight, health officials say they’re well prepared for the expected disruption. One man has died and another has been seriously injured after a crane collapsed in Glasgow city centre. The accident happened at lunchtime at Buchanan House, the headquarters of Network Rail. The bi-centenary of the birth of Scottish explorer David Livingstone is to be marked by a series of events next year. The Scottish Government has announced more than a quarter of a million pounds of funding to celebrate his life and achievements. The UK Supreme Court has ruled that a husband and wife should be sent to the United States to stand trial on drugs charges. Brian and Kerry Ann Howes have been fighting extradition for six years after they were accused of exporting chemicals used to make the illegal drug crystal meth. It’s understood lawyers are considering a final appeal to the European Court of Human Rights …

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Edinburgh and East – Wed, 20 Jun, 2012

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The Job Crisis in the Eurozone

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Austerity policies designed to cut debt in the Eurozone are resulting in a steady rise in unemployment, prolonging and deepening the crisis in the single currency area, according to a report from the ILO, “Eurozone job crisis: trends and policies responses”. Unemployment in the Eurozone could reach almost 22 million over the next four years, unless appropriate measures are taken to boost growth and promote job creation.

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G20 urges EU leaders to resolve euro crisis

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World leaders on Monday urged Europe to resolve the current euro zone crisis that is threatening the world’s economy. G20 members want the EU to act faster, after pro-bailout New Democracy’s victory in Sunday’s Greek election failed to calm the financial markets. President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso welcomed the election result and pushed Greek leaders to form a government quickly. Facing critics who blame the EU for slowing down the global economy, Barroso also said that Europe does not need lessons in democracy nor how to run its economy. G20 leaders are expected to release a joint statement calling for a coordinated plan to boost growth and create jobs. Major developing economies are also set to agree to more contributions to the International Monetary fund.

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Euro Crisis Breakthrough Breakdown Nigel Farage

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Euro Crisis Breakthrough Breakdown – Nigel Farage

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Donate to UKIP: www.ukip.org | www.ukipmeps.org | http • European Parliament, Strasbourg, 3 July 2012 • Speaker: Nigel Farage MEP, Leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), Co-President of the ‘Europe of Freedom and Democracy’ (EFD) Group in the European Parliament – nigelfaragemep.co.uk • Debate Conclusions of the European Council meeting (28-29 June 2012) European Council and Commission statements [2011/2923(RSP)] www.europarl.europa.eu Transcript: “Well, that is the 19th crisis summit that Mr Cameron has been to. As The Rolling Stones might say “The 19th Nervous Breakdown.” And that’s reflected I think by the funereal mood in the chamber this morning. Yes on that Friday morning, “breakthrough” was cried, and indeed Mr Van Rompuy parroted the word this morning, “breakthrough”. Nobody believes you, the wheels are coming off. This new European Stability Mechanism, your new bailout vehicle is doomed before it starts. We have legal challenges in Ireland and in Germany. We have the Estonian Justice Minister saying it won’t fit their Constitution. But most fun of all, the Finns and the Dutch seem to have broken the agreement that was made in the middle of the night. Perhaps they were excluded from this, perhaps the little countries don’t have a say in Europe at all anymore. It’s not credible, and I think the euro crisis now looks to me to be, frankly, insoluble. And there’s also a massive crisis of leadership – it is lovely to see you Mr Van Rompuy, you’ve not been here for …

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The Genius of Mutual Indebtedness – Nigel Farage

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Donate to UKIP: www.ukip.org | www.ukipmeps.org | http • European Parliament, Strasbourg, 13 June 2012 • Speaker: Nigel Farage MEP, Leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), Co-President of the ‘Europe of Freedom and Democracy’ (EFD) Group in the European Parliament – nigelfaragemep.co.uk • Joint debate European Council meeting – Multiannual financial framework and own resources A. Preparation for the European Council meeting (28-29 June 2012) Council and Commission statements [2011/2920(RSP)] B. Multiannual financial framework and own resources Council and Commission statements [2012/2678(RSP)] Transcript: “Another one bites the dust. Country number four, Spain, gets bailed out and we all of course know that it won’t be the last. Though I wondered over the weekend whether perhaps I was missing something, because when the Spanish prime minister Mr Rajoy got up, he said that this bailout shows what a success the eurozone has been. And I thought, well, having listened to him over the previous couple of weeks telling us that there would not be a bailout, I got the feeling after all his twists and turns he’s just about the most incompetent leader in the whole of Europe, and that’s saying something, because there is pretty stiff competition. Indeed, every single prediction of yours, Mr Barroso, has been wrong, and dear old Herman Van Rompuy, well he’s done a runner hasn’t he. Because the last time he was here, he told us we had turned the corner, that the euro crisis was …

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Nigel Farage Exposing New Giant Euro Banking Scam 13 June 2012 [sub NigelFarageFans]

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whynotnews.eu ~sub: youtube.com ~support: ukipmeps.org | http • European Parliament, Strasbourg, 13 June 2012 • Speaker: Nigel Farage MEP, Leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), Co-President of the ‘Europe of Freedom and Democracy’ (EFD) Group in the European Parliament – nigelfaragemep.co.uk Nigel Farage “Another one bites the dust. Country number four, Spain, gets bailed out and we all of course know that it won’t be the last. Though I wondered over the weekend whether perhaps I was missing something, because when the Spanish prime minister Mr Rajoy got up, he said that this bailout shows what a success the eurozone has been. And I thought, well, having listened to him over the previous couple of weeks telling us that there would not be a bailout, I got the feeling after all his twists and turns he’s just about the most incompetent leader in the whole of Europe, and that’s saying something, because there is pretty stiff competition. Indeed, every single prediction of yours, Mr Barroso, has been wrong, and dear old Herman Van Rompuy, well he’s done a runner hasn’t he. Because the last time he was here, he told us we had turned the corner, that the euro crisis was over and he hasn’t bothered to come back and see us. I remember being here ten years ago, hearing the launch of the Lisbon Agenda. We were told that with the euro, by 2010 we would have full employment and indeed that Europe would be the competitive and dynamic powerhouse of the world. By any objective …

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What’s with the Gold Bears? – Technically Speaking w/ Jim Wyckoff (Apr.10, 2012)

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Bears in the gold market: we’re discussing what all the fuss is about in today’s “Technically Speaking”. According to Jim Wyckoff, there are a few particular situations underpinning the bearish proclamations we’ve seen recently in the media. High on the list is the UN’s proposed resolution to the US-Iran nuclear stand-off; together with lower market volatility, improvement in sentiment over the EU sovereign debt crisis, and improved economic data, we saw a slight downturn, with the low-volatility environment attracting assets away from the gold market. Wyckoff, however, urges bulls to consider how long these few, currently-bearish situations will remain static; a change or escalation in any of them would be bullish for gold. Furthermore, Wyckoff notes that we’re still in the middle of an 11 year-old uptrend in the gold market, and therefore it’s always relevant to your position: if you’ve entered the market near-term, or went long within the last few weeks, you may be feeling like you’re taking a hit; but if you’ve been buying and holding gold for several years, you haven’t really seen a major pullback. That said, Wyckoff’s market rating for both gold and silver are a 4/10 this week, due to the fact that both are in a 5-week downtrend on the daily chart. Kitco News, April 10, 2012.

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