It
was a week that changed everything. Taboos broken and mindsets changed.
It was the end of Art of Superstate part 3 and the beginning of part
4.
A
disastrous liaison. Oh what a Brussels night! Commander Merkel
suffered a setback, a blackmail, a loss of German dominance over the
Eurozone, ambushed by the French, Italian and Spanish alliance. Sent
home to mull capitulation to easing austerity and providing better
terms for bailout Piggies.
Isn't
it wonderful to see the nature of Europe today. Hooray! division and
resentment reigns once again. Some say France will not join the Core
but will move over to the Confederate Nations of Europe with the UK.
Others say the UK will leave the EU.
There
were also some new realities. The summit saw the Chancellor make bold steps to forge banking union as a prelude to new political
creations. Reactions came from Netherlands and Finland. They
questioned this strategy crying they will not pay the debts of other
Europeans. But it is done. Germany has broken a taboo to speaking
openly about forming Superstate part 4.
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| Watching me watching you. The week the taboo was broken on too big to fail. The Law moves against the banking criminals who brought the West to its knees. |
The
ECB will use massive financial loan mechanisms to tackle the problem
of troubled banks. And this was the week the biggest taboo of all was
broken. To big to fail was cast aside. A disastrous liaison between
bank folly, politics and the family of citizen taxpayers was finally
cut.
It
was the week when the law turned on the Big Bang of the 1980's which
produced the Big Gang of swindlers over past decades.
There
is only one war in Europe today. Not a war between nations and self
interest, the 27 is still intact. No! Superstate is still safe. The
war is with renegade bankers, bond vultures and an industry so big it
is spinning out of control and beyond effective management. In short,
casino banking and financial markets have become an existential
threat to the security of citizens.
Banker
bashing is now a legal obligation after police uncover financial
crimes riddling major banking names. Who
knows what goes on behind closed doors until the spotlight is cast.
For the banking industry exposure reveals a wretched nest of greed
and corruption. For political classes, well they may still be the the
same old lying sods they have always been, but at least these days
they now realise who butters their bread.
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