Daily Archives: May 31, 2011

All US Gold Gone? Russia says IMF Chief Jailed for Discovery.

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By: Sorcha Faal According to a FSB secret report, Strauss-Kahn had become “increasingly concerned” earlier this month after the United States began “stalling” its pledged delivery to the IMF of 191.3 tons of gold agreed to under the Second Amendment of the … Continue reading →

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drugs, banks and the Crisis, Greek subs

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Greek watch day 7

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I highlighted this very idea of a temporary exit from the euro last week as a possible scenario the cash strapped Irish government might avail of. While at the same time they would reintroduce the Irish Punt and then promptly devalue it by say 35% to 45%.This would be done as a way to kick start an economic surge that would bring into Ireland companies that would be attracted by the cheap costs such devaluation would bring Continue reading →

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“You will be assimilated resistance is futile”

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Has anybody noticed that every time bad news comes out regarding new charges or taxes, we get the same old spin from the reverent Minster that it is in the program for government and it was agreed with the EU/IMF agreement? … Continue reading →

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Mary O’Dea and the IMF

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By The Story.ie I couldn’t let this one pass without comment either. Mary ‘shop around’ O’Dea has landed a new job at the IMF, as the Irish Independent reported earlier this month. O’Dea, currently director general of financial operations at … Continue reading →

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Ireland’s property market (Ronan lyons latest posting)

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Ronan Lyons has posted a new on the Irish property market
However I do not agree that home ownership in Ireland should have a significant impact of a future Irish economy as I am advocating a totally different approach to home ownership in Ireland.
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