Comments on: Mass Panic In Cyprus: The Banks Are Collapsing And ATMs Are Running Out Of Money

By: tongpoo

tongpoo — Sun, 17 Nov 2013 06:49:00 +0000

what happen in cyprus has clearly shown that human effort is gradually coming to an end ,and because of this wold is going to face great hardship so we need god’s intervention

By: Shashi R Shakya

Shashi R Shakya — Thu, 14 Nov 2013 08:59:00 +0000

World economic & financial balance EC must play roles and Cypurus Politician can’t neglect. One’s you entered in intl financial system, you can’t abruptly move in national financial system. It may invites multiple effects in the country’s economy. so alert…

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By: JustanOguy

JustanOguy — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 09:23:00 +0000

Lots of laughing… So True..

Me and a couple of buds that keep track of this stuff (and have been doing so since 2006) were just laughing about this the other day. Stick to the stupid cartoons and kitty videos if you want the likes and comments on Facebook.

And sadly… I would consider the vast majority of my friends above average educated… Most of them have college degrees.

By: owatica

owatica — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 19:09:00 +0000

From a geopolitical point of view…. Spain, Italy and France are all going to collapse right along with Cyprus and Greece. Only the general public remains in the dark. The East is moving away from the petrodollar at breakneck speed. Russia, China and dozens of other countries have worked out agreements to conduct business in other currencies/barter as the world isolates the dollar and the central banks that control it. Iraq, Iran et al sold oil for gold and other currencies/barter and this is why they were attacked by the west; why the Muslim “enemy” was created; to support what has been but is no longer the world’s “reserve currency”; gold is already the new but unspoken reserve currency; i.e. it’s all over but the crying. Now Germany cannot bail out Spain or France or Italy much less all three. The euro and union will fall and Germany will turn to Russia and China along with their trading partners in Asia, Arabia, South America and Africa as the west and its’ “dollar” are shunned. The sadly uniformed, misinformed and gullible public in American especially are in for a rude awakening indeed. How will the People react? I don’t know but when the U.S. gov led by the Fed nationalizes retirement funds… which is in process now… it should create quite a stir. Ironically the Fed has stolen MUCH more money from the People of the U.S. through zero interest rates and inflation then the Cypriot banks are stealing from their People. In any event, it appears Germany is giving Cyprus to the Russians… that’s what’s happening right now IMHO. Good luck to us all..

By: Becky Taylor

Becky Taylor — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 17:31:00 +0000

I have been told that a conspiracy excists to make people mass withdraw their money from banks to financially collapse the bank. Wont economies collapse if banks collapse? If this were true aren’t stories that promote people withdrawing their money from banks helping the disaster?

By: HerrinSchadenfreude

HerrinSchadenfreude — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 23:49:00 +0000

I notice you’ve failed to mention death by thrice recycled deodorant. Ahh. But one can’t smell one’s self, hmm, so there’s that.

By: HerrinSchadenfreude

HerrinSchadenfreude — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 23:45:00 +0000

Things start to look up however when you realize you can burn each book in the series for heat once your bank account is seized and your escort tips can only make the matches happen – not the kindling.

At least, that’s shaping up to be my scenario. You’re not really going to re-read the earlier books are you? Can I have em? I think I’ve felt a chill..

By: Joan Arsenault

Joan Arsenault — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 23:28:00 +0000

what a great analogy! Thanks for the article Michael. As usual, you are spot on.

By: Jack White

Jack White — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 02:44:00 +0000

It happened before: Fall of USSR and the japanese lost decade of the 90’s created conditions here in the US that made it really easy to get credit(we were top dog). Then you have the politicians throw the rules out the windows and it was game on. Now, we have simular conditions for the same setup: Fall of EU and china is slowing(? its really hard to tell at this point). Either way, fall of EU will result in a wave of money coming to the US. This could have two results: more inflation(dollars coming home) or another wave of prosperity followed by a crash as before. At this time, we have cooked our books so bad, I think any disturbance will result in more inflation, and a general collapse of the EU will result in hyperinflation for US. It’s a crappy deal either way.