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Why a Dollar & Euro Collapse Is Guaranteed
The collapse of the Dollar and the Euro is a mathematical certainty. In this video I'm going to prove it using very simple terms.
Nigel Farage: Escape Euro Prison!
It's D-Day for the euro, with intense talks among EU leaders in Brussels suffering its first setback. Britain and Hungary refused to accept EU-wide treaty changes, leaving the rest of the club to work out their own currency-saving solutions. The UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage believes, that Eurozone countries are now trapped inside economic prison called euro. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
'EU uses euro collapse threat to blackmail taxpayers'
As Europe's leaders roll up their sleeves and prepare to slug it out for the euro's very survival, German parliamentarian Frank Schaeffler explains to RT why piling new debts on top of old ones can only lead to collapse. RT: How would you grade the efforts by Merkel and Sarkozy to save the eurozone, and are they heading in the right direction? German parliamentarian Frank Schaeffler: No, it's a project that has been designed by those at the top. The European Union needs the steps that would bolster the market economy and that would be adjusted so that they could fit into the market economy. According to the rules of the market economy, if you decide to take on the risks, you have to bear responsibility for these risks. The projects that are enforced from the top will not be able to operate under such conditions. Such projects should work from bottom up. RT: European bureaucrats and their allies in national governments want to see more fiscal control over national governments, more control over their budgets also. How much centralization does the European Union need, in your opinion? FS: The European Union does not need more centralization. Excessive centralization has actually been the key problem and the reason why we are facing the current crisis. The euro has been a project of the planned economy developed and enforced from the top. The members that have become part of the eurozone project are very much different from each other and cannot provide for a common ...
UK to close borders, evacuate expats if euro collapses
As Eurozone nations sink ever deeper into crisis, the UK Treasury is working on a contingency plan for the single currency's collapse. It includes capital control measures that, under EU rules, require agreement from most of the Union members. Britain is also prepared to close its borders and evacuate expats and holidaymakers from the effected countries. Robert Oulds, president of the Bruge Groups of campaigners against excess unification in Europe says many countries will benefit if euro collapses. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
China the Savior: BRICS cementing Euro-deals
While Western economies are struggling, the East has seen rapid financial growth. China's presence in Europe can be felt more than ever, with Beijing making strategic investments, although it is still cautious about buying the continent's debt. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
2012: The first ten years of the euro banknotes and coins
Ten years ago, on 1 January 2002, euro banknotes and coins were introduced in 12 Member States of the European Union. Since then, five more Member States have adopted the euro in recent years. For more information: www.ecb.europa.eu
'End of euro road in 48 hours if no summit solution'
The euro's survival is about to be determined as European leaders gather for a key summit later on Thursday. They'll examine proposals from the French and German leaders, which could radically change how the Eurozone works. Strict budget discipline and a common corporation tax for the 17 single currency members are among the priorities. Chancellor Merkel and President Sarkozee are seeking to revise the 2009 Lisbon Treaty, which restructured the way the entire EU works. Britain is threatening to veto anything which might damage London's financial sector. The EU is already on watch for further credit downgrades if leaders don't act decisively in the next 48 hours. The man behind 2 of Belgium's leading business magazines and author of 'The End Of the Euro' - Johan Van Overtveldt says market reaction will be devastating if no real solution found. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
Euro Doom: 10-year-old currency race against time
New Year celebrations for many people in the eurozone were reined-in due to the tough current economic climate. With many predicting further financial misery, 2012 will see a severe test for the euro as it fights for survival. The single currency has now been in circulation for a decade, but it leaves millions of Europeans anything but optimistic, as RT's Tesa Arcilla reports. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
Global currency war escalates over Euro
The Pentagon has undertaken war games on currency and finance as countries jostle for survival and position with the Euro in danger of collapse. Press TV has talked with Max Keiser, financial analyst in Paris about the new economic treaty proposal between Germany and France to rescue the collapsing Euro and the impact this could have on other countries if approved.
Occupy Euro: German 'greed' vaccine
The pro-equality Occupy movement is quickly gathering pace in Germany, with fresh protests are now starting in the capital Berlin and the country's financial heartland of Frankfurt. Thousands are set to join the demonstrations - seeking to draw attention to rampant corporate greed and the increasing poverty of the masses. The German Occupy movement has also made significant steps in legitimising itself - having earned the support of two major political factions. RT discusses what the protesters hope to achieve today - and their chances of doing so - with one of the organizers. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
Davos 2012: Austerity and solidarity to save the euro
Omnipresent in the background of the World Economic Forum in Davos is the sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone. The great challenge is to find the ideal balance between on the one hand the necessary fiscal restraint, and on the other, the necessary solidarity between Member States. The protest movement Occupy Davos is determined to make their voices heard in the debates.
'Euro on edge, will collapse by November if no new crisis plan'
European Central Bank officials have agreed to buy Eurozone government bonds to fight the continental debt crisis. Although it's not clear yet which bonds the bank is going to buy - experts expect them to be from debt-laden countries like Italy and Spain. That's after the German government reportedly admitted that the EU rescue fund won't be able to save Italy, the Eurozone's third biggest economy, if it needs help. The G7 group of the most-industrialised nations are also vowing to support financial stability and welcomed what it called 'decisive actions taken in the US and Europe'. But financier and author Patrick Young says the EU needs to change tack immediately.
Euro-Kaput: 'Euro could be dead by end-November'
Greek PM George Papandreou is aiming to form a coalition government and push through an international bailout package. However, Patrick Young, executive director of investment advisory firm 'DV Advisors' views the situation as a political disaster. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
Portugal vs Bosnia Herzegovina 6-2 (Euro 2012 Playoffs) Full Highlights 15/11/11
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The Euro Crisis Song
With each passing day the Euro crisis deepens, spreading to more countries with ever more dramatic consequences. But are you still struggling to understand how we got here? To help you out, we present The Euro Crisis Song
Lew Rockwell: The Euro and the EU were a mistake
The Greek bailout has the potential to put the global economy into a recession. Some critics say that Greece isn't getting bailed out but the actual banks that own the Greek debt are. Many say the banking establishment needs to go and shouldn't be bailed out as a risky deal goes bad. Lew Rockwell, chairman at the Ludwig Von Mises Institute, gives us his thoughts on the Eurozone debt crisis. Follow Liz on Twitter at twitter.com
Should Greece Pull Out of the Euro?
Costas Lapavitsas: The Greek people face a decade of depression in the Eurozone, better to leave and make major reforms
Super Ponybeat -- Find a Pet (Euro Mix)
Download the song (at long last!) from bandcamp for free (or name your price): odysseymusic.bandcamp.com FIND A PET (Euro Mix) Original song by Daniel Ingram Remix by Eurobeat Brony CONFOUND THIS SONG'S DIFFICULTY, IT DROVE ME TO DRINK (several Red Bulls). Artwork by tinyurl.com using a vector by tinyurl.com Also here: www.mediafire.com
Eddie Hobbs - TV3 - The Euro Collapse
Ireland's Financial Expert Eddie Hobbs advising people to get out of the Euro as it is going to collapse.
Architects of Euro Fail lead way to 2012 danger zone
The debt-stricken Eurozone is set to enter 2012 in a gloomy mood with Italy's borrowing costs remaining near the seven-percent danger zone. The Italian premier's pledged more efforts to revive the ailing economy in his end-of-year speech. But as RT's Irina Galushko reports there are huge doubts the new men in charge of a number of the Eurozone states will find a remedy for the struggling bloc. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
Godfrey Bloom: Euro Fail for Christmas
Italy's docked a point for not moving fast enough - a credit ratings giant loses faith in Berlusconi's budget ability, while his Eurozone partners are left wondering who's next. RT talks to MEP Godfrey Bloom who's in Brussels. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
'Euro - the EU's suitcase without a handle'
With the Eurozone's uncertain future, and EU leaders struggling to solve their economic woes, we look at whether the efforts of the bloc countries are actually offering any relief. British MEP Daniel Hannan says EU leaders cant' admit euro a failure because of political shame factor. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
'Euro dream fanaticism to end in disaster'
The EU's leadership remains unphased by the festering debt crisis in Greece, maintaining Athens should not, cannot, and will not default. Their message, however, is falling on increasingly deaf ears as leading economists, investors and academics say it's inevitable. Greeks, meanwhile, are mobilizing for new mass rallies as government imposed austerity begins to break the back of the country's economy. Salaries, pensions and jobs are free-falling, while taxes and cuts soar - all in an effort to satisfy EU demands in return for yet more debt - in the form of bailouts. And, according to William Dartmouth, an MEP for the UK Independence Party, the EU's obsession with the Euro can only end in disaster. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
'Euro has 6 months left'
It may have secured another €211 from Berlin to help it avoid bankruptcy, but the Greek government's problems are far from over. It now faces unprecedented hostility from its own people who have point-blank refused the prescribed austerity measures. RT talks to economics professor Joachim Voth. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
Euro Zone Done? 'Collapse closer as politicians bargain'
The incoming European Central Bank head says the eurozone should be more financially integrated. And the outgoing chief Jean-Claude Trichet thought a "federation" with a central finance ministry for Europe was the only solution to the debt crisis. But financial writer Peter Bild told RT that the Eurozone system is so flawed that even a common economic government won't save the single currency. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
euronews interview - Danish PM: What's good for euro is good for Europe
www.euronews.net Denmark took over the rotating presidency of the European Union at the beginning of January, and its Social-Democrat prime minister stands out in a Europe dominated by the right. Helle Thorning-Schmidt recently presented her country's programme for the next six months to the European Parliament. euronews caught up with her there and began with the new budgetary compact. Audrey Tilve, euronews:
Is the Euro Crisis Over?
William K. Black, Paolo Manasse, and John Weeks discuss the Euro and the danger of global recession
'Euro is a Greek word': RT mic gives air to Athenians
Greek leaders are struggling to decide who should become the new Prime Minister to lead a crisis coalition. George Papandreou's agreed to go, but is locked in a row with the opposition leader over who should replace him. Athens is under enormous pressure to act fast and push through cuts before it can get more emergency EU cash. Sara Firth's asked Greeks how they assess the mess they're in. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
CrossTalk: Euro Haircut
Can these Eurozone summits achieve something more than just calming down the markets? Is there any scenario that can help Greece stay in the Eurozone, or should it leave it for the sake of other member-states? Can Brussels envision any viable exit scenarios? And what is more expensive, burying the Eurozone or sustaining it for as long as possible? CrossTalking with Jeffrey Sommers, Marshall Auerback and Henning Meyer on October 28. CT on FB: www.facebook.com
euronews U talk - Should the EU become a confederation?
www.euronews.net Giacomo, in Italy, asks: Why can Europe not adopt a confederal political system, flexible and central, as in Switzerland? Pascal Delwit, political science professor at the Free University of Brussels, responds: Confederalism in general is transitory. Looking at Switzerland, although it is called the Helvetic Confederation, it is a federal state.
Greek crisis & Euro collapse-On the Edge with Max Keiser-12-02-2011
www.presstv.com In this edition of the show Max interviews Yanis Varoufakis from yanisvaroufakis.eu. He talks about the deteriorating situation in Greece economically and politically and what is happening in Italy and how that will impact Greece. Yanis Varoufakis is an economist who heads the Department of Economic Policy at the University of Athens.
CrossTalk on Euro: Financial Fiasco?
Is the eurozone bound to fall apart? Who will cling to the euro till the very end? Is the exit strategy becoming as appealing as the entrance strategy once was? Or will the eurozone withstand the threat of contagion? CrossTalking with Karel Lannoo, Claire Hill and Robert Oulds. CT on FB: www.facebook.com
Euros Are Sexy?
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Currency Killers: Dollar, euro going down
An international team of debt inspectors has decided it will return to Greece next week to check on the country's progress in reaching its budget goals. Athens hopes this will help win the release of the latest emergency loans. Greek authorities want to convince the debt inspectors they could meet strict budget targets as the country desperately needs the next 8 billion euro bail-out package. Without the money, the country could default within weeks. However no decision will be made until October. The IMF warned Europe and the United States risk falling back into recession, unless lawmakers act quickly. Also underscoring the region's difficulties was a credit rating downgrade of Italy by Standard & Poor's. Financial analyst Michael Mross believes the constant downgrades are only putting pressure on the world economy. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
Irishtimes.com: €1.4bn house is a work of art
Wicklow native Frank Buckley turned to artwork to spark conversations about the euro crisis. Mr Buckley first created mixed-media art using decommissioned banknotes and then made an entire house in which to showcase his work. The house contains a living room, bedroom and bathroom all constructed from bricks of shredded banknotes.
CrossTalk: Euro SOS
Will the euro leave the eurozone? How long before the currency becomes history? Who will miss the euro? Or will the euro hang on for a while as the countries simply can't give up on the project they greatly invested in? Michael Hudson, Jeffrey Sommers and Matthew Lynn CrossTalking CT on FB: www.facebook.com/crosstalkrulez
Preparing for Euro Breakup - conference with MEPs Farage, Bloom and Professors W. Hankel, P. Bagus
www.ukipmeps.org 'Preparing for Euro Breakup' For speeches in PDF please visit www.ukipmeps.org NOTE: To ensure audio clarity the parliament's audio recording was superimposed and the original film audio was muted. But since this was fractionally slower than the film(s) it had to be re-adjusted every few minutes, hence you may note that at times audio-lip sync is out. Also, excuse the camera works. The parliament's conference staff would not film it as we were told they cover only conferences, not 'public hearings'... go figure... • Conference held in the European Parliament, Brussels, on Wednesday, 12th October 2012, Room A1E2, from 10.30 am to 12.30 pm Two German professors join UKIP Leader Nigel Farage MEP and UKIP MEP Godfrey Bloom for a conference in the European Parliament in Brussels, 12 October 2011. The conference was introduced by UKIP Leader Nigel Farage MEP, co-president of the Europe of Freedom and Democracy group (EFD), which sponsored the event, chaired by Godfrey Bloom MEP (UKIP). Professor Wilhelm Hankel, who last year led the challenge to the euro bailouts in the German Constitutional Court, tackled the first topic: "Currency Union or Foreign Exchange Rate Union?" He was followed by Professor Philipp Bagus, who dealt with the "Practical steps to withdrawing from the Euro." (See bios below.) • Professor Dr. Wilhelm Hankel Website: www.dr-hankel.de Born 1929 in Gdansk, started his career in 1952 at the "Bank Deutscher Länder" (the predecessor of the German ...
Euro? No Thanks: Poland staying out of burning Brussels house
Since its inception, there's been no shortage of applicants wanting to join the once-elite Euro currency club. But that all changed with the start of the debt plague sweeping through the EU. And, as RT's Aleksey Yaroshevsky reports, watching the Euro tumble has offered old hopefuls a fresh perspective. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
CrossTalk on Merkozy: Averting Euro Doomsday?
Can European politicians secure a future for the Euro? Will the common currency outlive the political terms of Sarkozy and Merkel? How much pressure will the markets be able to sustain? Are France and Germany's credit rating downgrades only a matter of time? Will the upcoming Friday meeting be another bitter pill for the markets to swallow? Will the Euro reach a point of no return - and if it does, what will be the final blow? Is the Eurozone too big to fail? CT-ing with Ann Pettifor, Joost van Iersel and James Meadway. CT on FB: www.facebook.com
S&P downgrades 9 euro zone countries
News of a major blow to Europe's economic revival hopes.Credit rating agency Standard and Poor has stripped France and Austria of their top-notch credit rating and rumours swirled in financial markets that its debt-burdened neighbours would be next, complicating Europe's efforts to solve its financial crisis. Standard & Poor's. S&P had warned 15 European nations in December that they were at risk for a downgrade. The downgrades could drive up the cost of European government debt. Higher borrowing costs would put more financial pressure on countries already contending with heavy debt burdens.
The Euro Crisis - Debt By Design
Support alternative independent media by joining Press For Truth TV pressfortruth.tv The debt crisis in Greece and Italy presents itself as an opportunity for the Global Elite to gain an even tighter grip on the economies of every country within the European Union. The crisis is by design and their goal is for an eventual one world currency. In the face of these troubling times national sovereignty will be under attack as the international banksters attempt to consolidate their power. www.facebook.com www.youtube.com twitter.com For more information visit: pressfortruth.ca
Nigel Farage: Bankers+politicians = 'unholy alliance' vs people
Renowned Eurosceptic and British Euro MP Nigel Farage says saving the banks is why politicians are so determined to bail out Greece and keep it in the Eurozone. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
Euro crisis, in 2011, cast doubts on EU existence
2011: Annus Horribilis or Annus Mirabilis for the EU? Read the related story on EurActiv.com: www.euractiv.com The European debt crisis in 2011 developed in such a way that some analysts now argue that the European Union is facing an existential crisis. EUX.TV Producer Laura Fernandez compiled key soundbites from the year that is now ending and talked to Janis A. Emmanouilidis, senior policy analyst at the Centre for European Studies in Brussels. EurActiv.com
Inside Story - Saving the euro
The currency union launched in 1999 lashed together countries with very different economies, but the eurozone is now struggling to remain united. Can European Union leaders attending the debt summit win the fight to keep the euro a stable currency?
The Dollar, the Euro and the Deepening Crisis
Leo Panitch: US consumes five times China and India combined - Asian markets are not the way out of the crisis
A decade of the euro
www.euronews.net On new year's day 2002 euro notes and coins hit the streets for the first time. They were introduced with much enthusiasm and optimism as a currency that people could actually spend in the shops. Previously -- from the start of 1999 -- it had been used by the world's financial markets as an accounting currency. The idea was to lower borrowing costs and make trade and tourism easier, boosting growth and Europe's clout in the world.
England vs Wales 1-0 Euro 2012 Qualifiers All Goals Highlights
Ashley Young secures three hard-earned points against Wales. England took a step closer to securing their place at the European Championship Finals in their final qualifying game at Wembley on Tuesday night, but were made to work hard for the victory by a resilient Welsh side. The official England football channel from The FA. Watch the best goals, exclusive players interviews and behind the scenes action. www.thefa.com FATV TAGS: England Vs Wales 1-0 Euro 2012 Qualifiers All Goals Highlights England Vs Wales 1-0 Euro 2012 Qualifiers All Goals Highlights "England Vs Wales 1-0" "Wales Vs England 0-1" "England Vs Wales 1-0 Euro 2012 Qualifiers" "Wales Vs England 0-1 Euro 2012 Qualifiers" "England Vs Wales 1-0 2011" "England Vs Wales today" "England Vs Wales All Goals" "England Vs Wales Goals" "England Vs Wales 1-0 All Goals" "England Vs Wales 1-0 Goals" England Vs Wales Euro 2012 Qualifiers All Goals Highlights Inglaterra vs Wales Eurocopa 2012 Todos los Objetivos de destacados cymru Lloegr Angleterre vs Pays de Galles Euro 2012 Qualifications Tous les Faits saillants Objectifs England vs Pays de Galles Euro 2012-Qualifikation Alle Tore Höhepunkte إنجلترا و ويلزا تصفيات كأس أمم أوروبا 2012 جميع الأهداف England Vs Wales 1-0 Euro 2012 Qualifiers All Goals Highlights England Vs Wales 1-0 Euro 2012 Qualifiers All Goals Highlights "England Vs Wales 1-0" "Wales Vs England 0-1" "England Vs Wales 1-0 Euro 2012 Qualifiers" "Wales Vs England 0-1 Euro 2012 Qualifiers" "England Vs ...
Cameron: Britain's better off outside the euro
www.euronews.net David Cameron has pledged Britain will remain a "full and very influential" member of the European Union, despite his veto on the treat change. The UK prime minister said he had done the right thing for Britain. "I think it's right for Britain to say which bits of Europe most benefit us as a nation and to focus on those things. I'm not frightened of the fact that sometimes you might not be included in something. Are we better off outside the euro? You bet we are!" Membership of the EU has caused huge rifts in Cameron's Conservative Party in the past.
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