Wow. EU steals 10% of bank deposits in exchange for bailout

well spotted!
Actually Greece recently got some laws to pursue corrupt politicians

 

Brushing ALL French people as collabos is really unfair for those - and there were not enough, as just one collabo is too much - who absolutely did not collaborate.

 

Sure, I like Latma but they're a bit over the top as usual. Publishing this kind of stuff in France - against muslims or jews or about any group for that matter, would bring a load of court cases. Anti hate laws make for boring media.

Yet I do stand for what I wrote about la Marseillaise .

 

You are entitled to your opinion.

 

If we fight each other, then those that make these messes get off scott-free don't they? I would guess that this is one of the purposes of propaganda.

 

And how's that working out for them?

 

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By Richard Spencer, Nicosia, Bruno Waterfield in Brussels, Tom Parfitt in Moscow and Alex Spillius11:38AM GMT 21 Mar 2013

Mr Medvedev threatened an all-out currency war with the euro by saying that Russia may need to review the share of euros it holds in its central bank reserves, cash totalling around €175 billion.

"We have 41 or 42 per cent of our reserves denominated in euros - that is a lot of money, but for us, as for any country, predictability is important, and the offer that was made is not just unpredictable, it is evidence of some lack of rationality," he said.

"A large number of our open public structures work through Cyprus. They now have money blocked for reasons that are unclear, because the source of that money is obvious. This money is declared everywhere. These include government structures. That's why we have to take quite a firm position on the events around Cyprus and regulating the debt of Cyprus."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...-euro-as-British-savings-are-put-at-risk.html

:eek:

 

Isn't Japan already in an all-out currency war with the Euro?