Politicians In Europe Taking Their People For Idiots. It’s Really Catching On These Days

Thomas Mathew has filed a report from Berlin about the politicians in Europe. In today’s satirical article you can expect to read more about fashion, moronic behaviour and a critique of the exceptionally lengthy European legislation always trying to be introduced somewhere.

You can also expect to read more about French President François Hollande  and his  taxing, legalizing same sex marriage and adjusting the adoption laws.

All this is happening at a time when the EU is really struggling so Thomas has gone out of his way to highlight the key points of the IMF bail-out so you do not have too. Find out what keeps Paris up all night and perhaps why it is doing the rounds. Perhaps France could one day be effected badly like all the other threats to EU countries find out the easiest ways to understand what is going on, what goes where and who is trying to say what.

Find out more news from Germany about the Chancellor Angela Merkel and the latest efforts to strip sovereignty via instructions from Brussels.

The worst is over when it comes to the Eurozone debt crisis and it’s now a good time to add some more federalism to the EU and tighten up central decision-making.

And the same should have applied to practically all governors of central banks and regulators. But it didn’t happen and it won’t.

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Germany Is Waking Up

Hans Brock writes from Berlin about Germany and explores the argument that Germany is in for a rough ride over the crisis in Cyprus. And it makes the Germans angry as they insist that the Cypriots and the Greeks have only themselves to blame.

This level of anti-German feeling has not been seen since the the mid forties. A nation, proud of having built the most successful economy in Europe. Twenty five % of Germans vote in the general election, could change the face of German politics.

German politics since the Second World War has been based on one premise avoid nationalism and here it is again rearing its head like a deer. There are options that could help in Italy once they manage to form a solid government. The Dutch Eurozone finance minister said the Cypriot solution would become the template for the rest of the Eurozone.

Germany, Holland and the Scandinavian countries are drafting plans for their own Eurozone.

The euro crisis has achieved the opposite of what it set out to do. It is fanning the flames of nationalism in the Old World.

Source: Stirring Trouble Internationally ‘…Germany Is Waking Up. The Day Of Reckoning Is Approaching…’

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Cypriot Government Is Still Bent On raiding savings Accounts In Banks. Bad Idea

It came as a surprise to read this weekend that the Cypriot government changed their minds about avoiding Brussels and Berlin Euro proposition. The printers will begin printing Cyprus Euro’s very soon and everything will be back to normal. They will have to stop being so lazy this summer because its going to be very busy, very sunny and definitely worth visiting. I am sure the European Union will also be thinking the same thing, they bluffed their way into a deal. The bankers always win and the International Monetary Fund know the house rules so I guess that is why Cyprus decided to take action. The locals should be fine a soon as they open the bank. One bank is going to take a bit of a squeeze though they have not disclosed which one.

The pressure of the weekend has made the Cypriot government burst and have yielded to the Brussels banking bubble because of news from Berlin that made the deal more of a time saver, on Tuesday there some be some interesting developments there. Borrowing Ten billion Euros should yield Europe a decent return on investment and the European Union know this and reminded them of that, everyone are quids in with the International Monetary Fund. They can turn that money into a profit from all the tourism and the I O U oil slips.

The money is good but who is to say the printing of Cyprus Euro’s will not eat into the value of the Euro? Well the  European Central Bank like the Federal Reserve in America have a lot in common they have lots of money, more money than ever before but more and more people are feeling the pinch because of price rises in various things. Also as we found out in America there are big bonuses for bankers who can show to the public they are making more money. It’s a simple formula which is leading everyone to the river.

Ever since the anti-money laundering operation rumours in Cyprus all around the world people are thinking about their own country and the status of the economic structure. Thousands of home buyers are just waiting for more news of what is happening. People with bank accounts everywhere are wondering how safe it all is and many people who have money are not able to be happy because they are worry more about money. The truth is everything should be OK especially for Cyprus. The tourism trade will boom this year as everyone will go there on a cheap holiday.

The same things are happening in Portugal people are unsure what to do and where to go next. Portugal is a good option the wine there is very nice and they have some decent philosophers.

That said there are genuine concerns for the European economy even though the UK is not a fully fledged member we still pay the dues and have a deep interest in what happens over their the same for Russia as I am sure China, Japan and India. The Cyprus connection has made people question how are the decisions made in the European Union. The order of things just does not seem right, that said I am sure they know something that they have not yet disclosed. It will be interesting to find out what these things are and the ideas they have to solve them.

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Cypriot Government Dumps The Idea Of Tax On Savings. For The Time At Least

Find out the struggles Cyprus has had to deal with the past twenty years and get a better understanding of what the European Union offers Europe and more importantly how difficult it all is the keep in good standing from EU members. It can all be taxing propping up other countries. Europe has gone through its transformation stage. Back in 2001 they came up with the one world Europe by introducing the Euro. Its proved successful in some ways but now it all seems to be fizzling out. In today’s article Anton Goryunov reports from Nicosia in Greece about they options available and the problems economically they faced up to fifteen years ago.

Europe has gone through many changes and the money has changed hands and face many times. The fountain head of the euro now moves  between Brussels and Berlin. The EU Eurozone Euroland includes most of the countries in Europe. The banking sector in Europe is very lucrative especially in countries like Germany. The heartbeat of the Euro and the place where solutions and tailor made economic plans are waged. Each country brings them there problems Cyprus and Greece are two. They explain the problems and Europe pull out the hat a solution to fix the problem. Its an expensive luxury being in the Euro. Trading is the most important thing about the Euro. Its great because it has allowed a passport for people to travel freely around the country. The negative side is it has created a lot of pressure on countries like Greece Icleand and Cyprus. Iceland pulled out about a year ago and are already doing well.

From the EU lucky hat they pulled out a solution for the  Cypriot banks which really caused ripples in the country, the borrowing goes into the billions. The  EU are struggling with this bailout to save Cyprus economy this evening they have offered another convoluted solution to make the people with bank accounts pay. The freeze on accounts has shook people up a bit. Imagine going to you bank only to be told come back next Tuesday or you can only draw out a certain amount of worse still you go to the hole in the wall and the machine eats your card. Shocking really.

Alexander Nekrassov, went on Aljazeera a couple of days ago, calling on the Cyprus government to leave the Eurozone altogether.

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Will The Crisis In Cyprus Bring Down The Euro? Might Do

 

The news in Cyprus shows the crisis in an unusual light, the angle is all wrong but the deal itself is accurate enough. If you know anything about savers accounts then you will be agreeing all the way through what Anton Goryunov reports this week from Nicosia. Some of them must feel hemmed in right now so lets take a look why this is a just what has actually happened.

 

Cyprus Mitsubishi Pajero (credit: CyprusDriving)

 

The deal made is Euroland this week was discussed and quickly resolved as a solution to cure the debt crisis in Cyprus. The deal came with a couple of caveats one of them being in order to get the cash they would have to pay cash. The obvious place is go directly into peoples bank accounts. Germany noticed some trends which people in Cyprus were enjoying and to compensate Berlin and  Brussels under pressure from Cyprus and the difficult situation they are in as EU members decided to intervene by asking Cyprus banks to make the accounts payback the interest as a way of paying into the European Union and keep the Euro currency in good standing with the European Union.

 

English: Picturised old traditional houses in Nicosia old quarters Nicosia Republic of Cyprus 5.jpg (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

Cyprus is a melting pot of people, anyone who has anything have made decisions to either live or do business there, its been a hub for quite some time. Unfortunately a lot of people there are stuck for jobs and this is making it difficult to keep up the the one currency Euro. The news reports have singled out all kids of countries with wealth who could help Cyprus maintain there position to the EU economy. The Russians who have  Cypriot bank accounts are feeling the pinch some of them even suspect foal play and say that the world war II defeat maybe something that motivated Germany to make this decision.

 

German officials made a lot of choices for Cypriot banks. Angela Merkel offered them a solution to aquire cash to bail out Cyprus that they could not refuse.

 

The Cypriot government has already taken a big loan from Russia which has gone into sorting out their finances, now they are in Germany doing another deal to make sure they stay in the Euro. So what makes the euro so exclusive, does this give access to Europe or was there arleady an open policy in Europe before any of this began. The great thing the Cyprus will be celebrating is being awarded to $10 Billion borrowed bailout. The banks will take from one hand and give to the other, how long this bailout will last is not known. I would imagine you could make a lot of money with $10 billion.

 

 

News conference following Russian-Cypriot talks. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

All across the globe lifestyles are changing and the for the Soviets this is not different, keeping up with what the European Union is saying and the rest of Europe or is it the other way. Are Europe trying to keep up with UK and Russia? Its not very clear when you watch the news it seems very distorted what they are saying.

 

The news shown local  Cypriots withdraw cash from cash points and questioned them about the savers accounts. As you will find out this is completely wrong, I understand that this made good viewing. We can all relate with going to cash point either to find out you have no money in your account or there has been a big reduction on the amount in your account. To find out why this is wrong you will need to follow the link below I do not want to spoil it for you.

 

The Cypriot parliament opted for the bailout deal so for now they remain in good standing and will get to enjoy more time in the Eurozone but there will be a time when everyone need to fend for themselves.

 

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Entertainment * David Bowie Is Back From Space * By Freddie Mathews

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Last seen somewhere near to Mars circa 2003, David Bowie has landed back on earth and with a mighty media explosion. London the news in about David Bowie released single. The last song released by David was about 10 years ago.

Expect to read comparisons with artist Jeff WayneWar Of The World’s New album. You can also expect to read all about his long-term producer Tony Visconti who helped with the albums over the years production, albums as far back as in 1969 the Space Oddity album.

Bowie was invited to the London Olympic Opening Ceremony recently by Danny Boyle for his rituals but due to ill health David gave it a miss. They played his ‘Heroes’ song which went down really well.

If you like a good old Olympic anthem and want to know more about heroic songs that people can aspire to and generally get you motivated then go over to Stirring Trouble Internationally.

British rock royalty has returned and we should all bow to respect that by going over to iTunes and having a listen.

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Jim Bob‘s insight:

David Bowie is back from space after ten years his new album projected to release around March. You can hope to read about Berlin, Bowie, Danny Boyle, David Bowie, iTunes, London, space, Space Oddity and Tony Visconti in today’s post.

See on www.stirringtroubleinternationally.com

Asking: What Is It Exactly That Mario Monti Did For The Italian Economy? | Pardon Me For Asking – Ben Delicious

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What has Mario Monti done for the Italian economy? Pretty much nothing.Ben Delicious asks some interesting questions about Mario Monti and the Italian economy? EU Commissioner appointed by Brussels and Berlin last year. Find out more about  IMF, Germany and find a refreshing guide about austerity. Find out more about recession in Italy and find out other historically failed advice from Berlin for example Adolf Hitler and federal Europe info given from Berlin. This is an entertaining read if anything.

You will also get reactions about the return of Silvio Berlusconi , find out more about Eurocrats and other interesting dates happening in and around Europe.

Jim Bob‘s insight:

Get the scoop from Rome about the EU commissioner Italy’s most recent Prime Minister who for 13 months has helped Italy with its economic decisions for austerity. Find out why he has stood down. Berlusconi is also mentioned a new campaign is on its way to help Italy continue moving forward. Find out how his campaigns for reelection might create doubt for Germany and other EU countries. You will also get some insight into strategic plans happening in Berlin.

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Tony Blair Wants To Be President Of Europe. 400 Million People Don’t Want Him

Percy van Buren writes from Berlin: Tony Blair came here just the other day and said that Europe must have an elected President.

 

 

If Blair has a problem it’s that he looks the part his critics have drawn for him. Fit, bronzed, constantly pancaked and combed in case a camera should see him and, undoubtedly, very rich.

Angela Merkel Demonstrates Some Pretty Fancy Diplomacy. In Athens Of All Places

Ted Obvious writes from Athens: Was it a good idea for German Chancellor Angela Merkel to pop down to Athens yesterday, for a chat with Prime Minister Antonis Samaras and to bask in the limelight? Well, she obviously thought it was a great idea, considering how popular austerity is proving to be in Greece. (Yeah, yeah, this a satirical website so get used to reading some edgy stuff for once.)

The Balance Of Power In Europe Has Changed. France Is Now In The Ascendancy

The Balance Of Power In Europe Has Changed. France Is Now In The Ascendancy (StirringTroubleInternationally.com)