Bloody cute...! But - can't tolerate that kind of language.
What's her name?

How do I know. It isn't an investigation finding, it's a deduction following what she said ;)) don't know for second part. For what u asked I'd put it that way, make it simple otherwise it's goinna turn into teachin rocket science to donkeys. Here we go, the general idea is u can't get paid twice... Once because the rescue package is saving a big chunck of ur investments and twice with a collateral... So, the more u indirectly benefit from the rescue package the less or none collateral u get to make it simple. An alternative to say it would be, ur loan part of the rescue package can't get double collateral once directly to garantee the loan twice by boosting the value of investments made when the rescue package kicks in. Thr more directly or indirectly through the financial system u benefit from the rescue package the less or none collateral u get for ur share of the loans comnposing the package. Now u may start to understand why to be treated equally, the countries participating in the package can't get an equal level of collateral. A country not benefiting at all or for very little of the rescue package can't be asked to take risks just to see some other countries making a direct profit of the package, to be fair and offer an equal risk reward balance for the participation in the rescue package for Greece, it is legit to see some countries getting a nice collateral while others will be rewarded through the value of their investment exposed to a much greater risk without the rescue package.
And u should add If u don't get it, I give up.
To be honest I heard the same kind of crap about Finland demand on several french medias telling audiences that countries can't be asking for "special treatment" and or do what they want and more...
Good luck!

He just asked is it true parisot is on drugs :)) got 31 days to go - can't wait to put some distance between me and thez fuckin frencxh crooks

she is the french boss of bosses if u see what I mean. I understand u find the all thing rather weird but it’s rather a common stance along the french elites at least when speaking publicly or in the medias with a french audience. Now, is it more a hopeful stance to please what they think the average guy expect or do they don’t work and just bull sheet to look smart. Guess what I’d say both!

Anyway, did u get it?

Well I can’t do any better right now, after reading if anyone is still buying a plot story against the euro “Uncle Sam orchestrated” because of rivalry with the USD…, can’t help. Below a widely shared view among investors worldwide….

Here's a bold prediction to feed Western worries that power is shifting inexorably to the East: China's yuan could overtake the U.S. dollar as the world's principal reserve currency as soon as next decade.

There is no plot and could u get your acts together? The Kerviel affair has raised a lot of eyebrows exposing some worrying flaws of the computerised accounting system accuracy. It was a fifty billions position that went unnoticed for months, as far as we know, it could have been more and the consequences could have proved to be fatal. Is this computerised accounting flaw isolated the answer is no, other companies in the real estate management have proved to have dire computed accounting problems starting with a BPCE subsidiary. Today the full extent of the sovereign junk on banks and insurance companies books are questioned and I do too question the positions reported, are they accurate?

Ok. So here we go

I read it, what r we supposed to say? It is just insane, yesterday she said Uncle San orchestrates a plot and today she wants to hang Lagarde. Think she should be arrested, didn't Gueant mentioned he was actively fighting drugs consumption?

Never heard about that.... It appears to me that the most shared negative opinion isn't related to austerity policies but to some very legit demand regarding the EU debt mess. The explanations given, the previous Greek gov (small devil) was a cheat it got help from Goldman from Wall Street from NYC, three times devil big time... are not satisfactory, those really frustrated with the politicians and have reached a breaking point if there is any make some legit points. Starting with we don't care who cheated and how or if it got help or not, we want to know what exactly were doing the hundreds of reps in Strasburg paid over $15000 a month, aren't they in charge of anything including a legitimate surveillance of public finances?, what were doing the EU banking regulators for years?, what were doing the Brussels administration in charge of the currency and public finances for the EU? What have been doing the national banking regulators in countries most exposed to the Greek debt? What were doing the parliaments of those countries and what are they doing today? All of them failed big time and frankly whether the previous greek gov cheated or not can't be an excuse for the failure of national banking regulators, EU banking regulators, National and EU reps in charge of public finances. Those frustrated today are asking, everyone single one of those elected by us and paid with tax money or just paid when they are regulators have failed us, we are getting the bills and not single one of this bench are investigated, sanctioned or sacked for their lousy job.
What would u tell them? I come short, thery failed, all of them and they r still running the show, people are disgusted and well they get really frustrated when those failures make fun ofon them explaining Uncle Sam, rating agencies the greek gov and some other phony excuses are responsiblefor the EU debt mess, they feel really disenfranchised and humiliated their own gov or and press think they are that dumb...
With the data published I think bwe amy be able to establish the failures.

hised

I kind of prefer that one, "We didn't get the meals, We don't want the bills"

I don't know why u guys get so fussy about it... (Thought I made it clear) the euro cretins aristocracy sitting in Brussels and a few other places have had a reign if I may say of ten years and a little more, they have been giving lessons and been on stage for a show proving all their abilities and competence in a wide variety of fields. Not to be nasty but to start with the show was introduced as being free even better the viewers were promised to be paid in some cases... I admit trust that was probably a bit foolish...never mind... Instead now the entire audience has received the bill... And the better, that smart bench is telling the Finns taxpayers and a few others starting with the Dutch you guys should pay twice and more for the show because some members of the audience are broke... And can't pay for us to keep on going it would be crazy to stop performers like us, we did succed at close to ruin an entire continent... You thought you had it all, well not quite, the very same giving lessons to the Finns taxpayers and a few others about the Greek Aid package do not pay taxes themselves and won't participate ... Tell me those guys aren't kings...
Have u had time to clollect the data?

Well don't know yet. But, we made it clear, we r not interested in tax hike, whar we want to see is deep public spending cuts. Inability to demonstrate political will or lack to succeed at negociations with lobbies supportive of unleashed public spending can only lead to downgrades in ratings. We cannot accept to compromise more capital into a crony system.

That's how I would illustrate the thing, I have stopped my car at the red light and a big truck stock car racing like driving bumped into the back of my car... No surprise... The driver gets out heading towards the pub at the corner, order a pint and a whiskey, mention laughing it is his tenth today come back to me still lying in my car dressed like a surgeon and tell me he's also very good at surgery... Would I accept ? I guess not! Tell me now Finland, The Netherlands and a few others are wrong to refuse to enter the death clinic
staffed with the very same bench overseeing the currency and banking regulation during the past decade...????
Post urs I m long there on the cross ?

U got to be kidding me! had a glitch earlier don’t know where it went…. Anyway was telling u that any “selfish” comment regarding the demand from Finland of some collateral is childish, pathetic and very inappropriate… Why? Not just some countries have been fulfilling their Public Finances obligations towards the eurozone but they are asked to participate in an “aid package” engineered by the very same reckless and incompetent euro bureaucracy sleeping at the switch and responsible for the mess the common currency is in now… so guess what they say we don’t doubt the genuine good of the aid package or your intentions but we doubt your competence and accuracy so yes we want some collateral.

U r just like me I bet on that one u wouldn’t invest a penny of ur money on a cocktailed investment engineered by those arsholes? they have been getting drunk for a decade and now they have a hang over and say hey look don’t be selfish alright we were in charge of regulation and the euro health, we messed up but give us ur money, we’re bloody good at we do….

my answer is get lost… I ‘ll be just like the Finns? I love u too fucBIPBIP but I want collateral (u reckless bureaucracy)

U got to be kidding me! had a glitch earlier don’t know where it went…. Anyway was telling u that any “selfish” comment regarding the demand from Finland of some collateral is childish, pathetic and very inappropriate… Why? Not just some countries have been fulfilling their Public Finances obligations towards the eurozone but they are asked to participate in an “aid package” engineered by the very same reckless and incompetent euro bureaucracy sleeping at the switch and responsible for the mess the common currency is in now… so guess what they say we don’t doubt the genuine good of the aid package or your intentions but we doubt your competence and accuracy so yes we want some collateral.

U r just like me I bet on that one u wouldn’t invest a penny of ur money on a cocktailed investment engineered by those arsholes? they have been getting drunk for a decade and now they have a hang over and say hey look don’t be selfish alright we were in charge of regulation and the euro health, we messed up but give us ur money, we’re bloody good at we do….

my answer is get lost… I ‘ll be just like the Finns? I love u too fucBIPBIP but I want collateral (u reckless bureaucracy)

To be perfectly honest the fact that the negotiations regarding guarantees Austria, the Netherlands and a couple of others are asking to fulfill their part of the Greece’s aid package are ending in the Press have more to do with the arm twisting atmosphere going on in some EU summit and official institutions when it comes to “small countries” than it has to do with a deliberate choice. As of the “eurobonds”…. reasonable and serious people don’t want to see more of the Norway kind of event spread,  the working as well as the bottom half of middle class went through tough times to allow their countries to keep their Public Finances healthy and sound, they cannot be asked to go through another row of hardship without a price because some governments in the eurozone made different choices and didn’t want to or couldn’t ask their citizens to accept the spending cuts sound public finances required, not to mention countries deliberately engaged in welfare spending spree regardless of the deficits.

Whether Finland bilateral guarantee agreement should be discussed within the EU institutions may lead to the conclusion that both Finland and Greece have lost their sovereign ability to conclude deals and frankly I can’t see any good right there.

What r urs now on the cross?

Data :

August 3rd, Dagong Global, China’s rating agency has cut US rating from A+ to A. Chen Jialin, general manager of the international department declares to CNBC the firm has also put the US on negative outlook.

August 5th, S&P follow the move with a similar decision regarding US sovereign debt. Negative comments made by officials outside the US about S&P’s decision must be cautioned and questioned under the lack of similar comments that followed Dagong’s decision with in mind China owns up to 22% of US Debt something it is hard to think Dagong ignored?

Privately negotiated CDS market data show for last week the cost of insuring US debt against default on five years notes went down by 11% to 55.4, the cost to insure Germany’s debt went up by 15.6% to 74.2, the cost to insure France’s debt went up by 18.2% to 143.8, the cost to insure Australia’s debt went up by 21.5% to 69.3, the cost to insure the UK’s debt went up by 4.5% to 77.

What have u got?

Haven’t gone through all the data yet, but uncertainty will probably prove treasuries to remain a safe haven, deepest and most liquid market?

UK for now getting dividends of the tough cuts made in the budget and the social welfare spending but I guess to stay under a close watch to check if the Gov follow through the cuts.

Australia’s revenues came under scrutiny should commodities price to get a hit with the global economy slowing.

Germany starts to see the effect of the multiple bailouts in Europe, the costs cannot be ignored and will continue to impact for the near future the CDSs price. There is a good chance than more downgrades of peripheral countries will now be read in Germany’s rating.