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Mois : juillet 2015
A Revolutionary Pope Calls for Rethinking the Outdated Criteria That Rule the World
Published on Dissident Voice, by Ellen Hodgson Brown, July 3, 2015.
Pope Francis’ revolutionary encyclical addresses not just climate change but the banking crisis. Interestingly, the solution to that crisis may have been modeled in the Middle Ages by Franciscan monks following the Saint from whom the Pope took his name. Continuer la lecture de « A Revolutionary Pope Calls for Rethinking the Outdated Criteria That Rule the World »
Germany from above – Deutschland von oben
Beautiful Germany, uploaded on YouTube by zaneyyyyyy, Aug 15-16, 2013 … spoken in german, from TV ZDF /Terra X – HD 720p:
Part 1 – S01E01, City / Stadt, 43.30 min,
Part 2 – S01E03, River / Fluss, 43.10 min;
Part3 – S02E02, Land, 43.57 min.
announcing Greece's referendum on July 5
Interview: Greek Bailout Saved Bankers, But Punished the People
Published on teleSUR, by gf-LB, June 30, 2015.
As Greece prepares for a referendum on further austerity proposals, teleSUR explores the legitimacy of the Greek debt.
The tens of billions in bailout funds provided to Greece, rescued the finance sector, a member of the Greek Debt Truth Commission has teleSUr in an exclusive interview: “It had one core aim, it was to bailout the private German and French and Greek banks, amongst other European banks”, Turkish economist Ozlem Onaran told teleSUR, who served as part of the Greek debt truth commission. Continuer la lecture de « Interview: Greek Bailout Saved Bankers, But Punished the People »
Syriza, the Troika and the ironies
Published on Michael Robert’s Blog, by blog owner, June 30, 2015.
The ‘impossible triangle’ for the Syriza government was 1) reversing austerity 2) staying the Eurozone; and 3) Syriza staying in power (see my post Syriza, the economists and the impossible triangle). The Troika prepared to break that triangle. Continuer la lecture de « Syriza, the Troika and the ironies »