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national / anti-capitalism / feature Friday November 26, 2010 16:38 by IMC Collective
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Around the world countries have been betrayed by their politicians who have worked hand in glove with their capitalist partners to systematically destory each economy and then to hand them over to a private financial elite composed of bankers, investors and speculators and other parasites.
From Iceland to Lativa to Greece to Ireland the Financial Coup has taken place. It has already long ago taken place in such countries as the USA where big capital and big finance captured their governments long ago where corporations like Goldman Sachs have their own people in government dictating the bailouts. But many other countries are on the list. The austerity which the capitalists smile down on, have already hit most of Europe especially in countries like Spain, Portugal, Hungary and the UK. read full story / add a comment
national / anti-capitalism / news report Friday November 26, 2010 16:22 by freelance
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Public debate's podcast. 25th November, Belfast. Organised by Queen's University Students Society Comhdháil Poblachtach. read full story / add a comment
national / anti-capitalism / other press Friday November 26, 2010 15:37 by Anti EU/IMF Asset Stripping Citizen
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WATCH: only 2.36 minutes: http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7806291/ After watching the humorous, but accurate little video, check out the nasty figures provided in this New York Times article: "Will Ireland Default? Ask Belgium", By SIMON JOHNSON: http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/25/will-irela...gium/ Extract: "But look at loans outstanding relative to the size of their domestic economies (using the data from the Bank for International Settlements on what it calls “ultimate risk basis”). German banks are owed $139 billion, which is 4.2 percent of German G.D.P. British banks are owed $131 billion, or about 5 percent of Great Britain’s G.D.P. French banks are owed $43.5 billion, which is approaching 2 percent of French G.D.P." read full story / add a comment |
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