GREECE – glielo ha chiesto l'Europa "unita"
Reporting of Blog on Maurizio Blondet
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GREECE – Europe asked him to do so
More there 50 dead and hundreds injured. This is not a natural disaster, it is a crime of Europe “unita” and the austerity that Germany imposed on Greece. The fire brigade had a quarter of its vehicles out of action due to cuts in public spending, and without fire suits. Gavino Sanna @GavinoSanna1967 #Greece Country of thousand-year-old culture and civilization …
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Austerity? Nonsense, word of the ECB
Of Roberto Pecchioli
Source: Heretically
Consulting foreign newspapers broadens your horizon. Far from our home journalism, busy rummaging through CVs or fueling fascist hunts - now it's the Minister of the Family's turn Lorenzo Fontana – we can read interesting news carefully hidden from us. An example is the European Central Bank report entitled “On the sources of economic cycles. Implications for DSGE models.” The acronym means General Equilibrium of Stochastic Dynamics. In the initiatory jargon of economists, stochastic stands for probabilistic, and talking about probable scenarios is already a nice bath of humility on the part of the snooty masters of histograms and mathematical models. Economists are very good at explaining in retrospect how things did not go as they had predicted. Il report of the ECB follows the opposite path, a commendable example of realism and concrete research. Read More
“If people knew what the spread was, violence would break out in the streets"
Of Robert Dejan
A Great Nando Ioppolo “What is it spread... I think that if people knew, war would break out in the streets from today to tomorrow “ SPREAD, THE DEATH TRAP In a recent interview Professor Nando Ioppolo (lawyer and economist, recently passed away), claims that SPREAD is something if people knew what it was, violence would most likely break out in the streets because a shameful media campaign based on lies was launched on SPREAD.
Ioppolo explains that the game starts from the ECB ( European Central Bank) which lends to private banks 0,75% all the euros they ask for for whatever reason they ask for them. Then the bank (UNICREDIT in the Professor's example), with this 0,75 he buys us the BTPs which technically should be allo 0,76. Why then al 5 %? Because this way the Bank can speculate on it. Read More