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  • Dozens of Hippies Stuck at Festival in Panama Due to Coronavirus Realize Collectivist Utopia is Actually “Hell”

    04/29/2020 3:09:40 AM PDT · by MuttTheHoople · 168 replies
    The Summit News ^ | April 28, 2020 | Paul Joseph Watson
    Dozens of hippies who got stuck at a festival in Panama due to coronavirus realized that the collectivist utopia they sought after is actually “hell” as they bicker over food and territory.
  • Europe must fight market 'attack': Portugal PM

    04/30/2010 10:50:10 AM PDT · by mainsail that · 20 replies · 505+ views
    eubusiness ^ | 4-30-2010 | eubusiness
    Europe must fight market 'attack': Portugal PM (LISBON) - Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates on Friday urged the European Union to react against a market "attack" following downgrades in the credit ratings of Greece, Portugal and Spain this week. "This attack is directed against the European project," Socrates said during a parliamentary debate. "This attack, without foundation, is targeting the euro as a whole and the sovereign debt of several countries," he added. "Europe should take measures and go from words to actions," he said, stressing in particular the importance of ensuring that credit rating agencies are regulated in such...
  • French, German Banks Could Bear Brunt Of A Greece Default

    04/28/2010 2:24:09 PM PDT · by marshmallow · 26 replies · 580+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | 4/28/10 | William Launder and Jethro Mullen
    <p>FRANKFURT (Dow Jones)--As global financial markets eye Greece's mounting fiscal woes Wednesday, analysts warn that some German and French banks could incur billions of euros in earnings losses and write-downs given their high exposure to Greek debt.</p> <p>French banks would be dealt a "severe" blow by a default on Greece's debt, even if their underlying book value would remain in tact, said Dirk Hoffmann-Becking of Sanford C. Bernstein.</p>