element I guess...!

The Fifth...? A movie it is ... no?

Yeah... suspected of being in relation with... that's one of their pretty charges..? so no change.. Blog.

Well.... they 're more interested in destructions whatever ... the stuff about employment is crap to me I'd say it's just politics... You don't change the economy with negociations.... I mean you know ... I see no reason the lobbying initiatives should be put on hold for now.

I'm not sure to be interested by that kind of excuses. They have had 3 decades to build a strong community of investors, look at the results....

Frankly I go for Taylor. Back to December.

I checked (scottrade and TD) but you can't unless you're prepared to commit perjury and forgery...?(I'd not recommend) Brokerage is really affordable compared to here but aliens non US residents are not aloud to have an account.

My Tonight's pick

no Liliane.. come on, it's not about that... we're still in business hours.

The Bankers Investment Trust A great one.

Give some of yours too, I mean I barely give any stock but some Trusts once in a while.

Today's Can't Miss

Greece Likely to Default Within Three Years, El-Erian Says

King Says Banks Need More Equity to Avoid Debt `Achilles Heel'

Four Big Banks Should Plan to Bail Out of Europe: Matthew Lynn

It does really have more to do with what is trying to achieve the proposed changes in capital requirements or regulation rules... protect the taxpayer and just the taxpayer of a giant bailout he may not be able to afford or are the proposals common sense offering the stock holder a premium reducing profitability for a safer investment and long term growth?

Most investors have had a partial answer with the latest crisis, hasn't HSBC's management of risks proved the taxpayer's bailout liability is close to zero when long tradition of banking at the highest level in a pro business environment has proved to be very efficient, safe and unrivaled worldwide.

HSBC proved the taxpayer ability to endure shameful bailouts is secondary to outstanding traditional and wise management City based, at the expense of some dreamed extraordinary profits ending in bankrupcy, may be?

I consider that kind of assertion absolutely dishonest, pretend the Corsican, Euskadi, Breizh and some other community youth do not have some very tough challenges of their own is a lie... I'm sorry but it's like that. In a changing world and a very challlenging environment their precious and very special Heritage will be like never under big threats with conseque,ces that won't be just cultural but will directly impact their future opportunities, well being and way of life with so fara state still working against their best interests and spoiling their Land... n

How is that, correct post back. Have you checked the billboard?

I happened to think that for a trial to be teaching anything , it's much too late. Things are worse than that on top of what it is not for the Judicature to do what the Lawmaker refuses to do... if principles still mean anything....

Only a legislative proposal of aggravated penalties and jail time for anyone involved in any violent incident when the victim(s) belong(s) to any other community can sort the problem at this stage.

Liliane...., haven't I told you too many times now... not to mention I mean publicly your taste for abuse.... Ladies are not supposed to do that, well, not quite may be, I mean not supposed to reveal the irresistible appeal to senses of ...... Am I clear?

Have you been able to close? I'm about to clear. William had a rough ride, told him, earlier he shouldn't but didn't listen, Sally did well. You?

Wire more then.

Today's Can't Miss

"I'm not happy about this big rally in risk assets at all," Bloom told CNBC later. "Don't you get it? This is a substantive crisis of low growth, and everybody's going into risky assets."

Dollar Selloff Is Going 'too Far, too Fast': Strategist

US Economy to Grow at Slower Pace: Survey

Pound Faces Pain as Cameron Cuts Send King to Printing Press

Sarkozy Doing `Dirty Work' Means No Scapegoat as Ratings Slump Must Read

G-20 to Avoid `Competitive Devaluation,' Prod China

Germany Accuses US of Indirectly Manipulating Dollar

Franco-German bail-out pact divides EU

I'd say use turbos to cover the loans, that's what I do, like insurance, of course you have to renew the premiums once in a while....

MOLEX

Eric mentioned he may go to court, well, right now I wouldn't recommend it. I strongly suggest you try to settle the dispute through a meeting with Molex US management and avoid any offensive language at top level. Why, because there is a culture problem and frankly I'm surprised Christine has not warned you as she probably know or should.

Molex US management is under the impression they have been cheated when you think you are too. On Molex US side, as far as I know they truthfully and faithfully settled the dispute through an agreement and until the new attempted court action paid (whatever the agreement was about)according to the deal. What you have to understand from their perspective the deal you agreed on or whoever was the other party at the dispute was complete and final and it'd be so in the US. There is noway you go back to court to say I changed my mind and want more I thought it over and so on....that doesn't run.

Now guess what... when the deal was made US management was under the impresssion and it should have been that way, the other party was also truthful and faithful (I'm not sayin you were not, culture) to the deal but I bet there is in no mention in the deal of any further possible litigation in court coming on top of whatever was agreed then. US management to conclude they have been cheated in the deal (culture) that whoever was the other party at the table voluntarily hided the possible further litigations and decided the deal was dead right there. I also think that may be you were not dishonest when the deal was made and the idea of further court action came later with no intention and no impression(culture) to be unfaithful to the deal but you are (culture) in the US and it'd be the same in the UK.

Now I don't know the deal, not much of the dispute but when I heard the payments stopped after a new court action.... here we go.

Being truthful and faithful to the deal for both parties mean everything was said about the dispute and the dispute settled with the arrangements with no further litigation unless stated.

Hopefully, you'll come to your senses, take a flight and go for a meeting with Molex with in mind that right now they feel cheated, I do understand you may feel the same but frankly I doubt there is anything in the deal about any further litigation? Not to mention that's exactly how to get a bad name.

Alright.

Should I?

She writes about it but there must be something we never see anyone express concerns about the well being of the Corsican Breizh or anyother language, culture and locuters. I keep having this interogation why is it that you have that kind of rich diversity of expression possible and you don't celebrate it, you don't push it?

I mean blog ?

You don't have her's?

That's another from Laura on Juan.

NPR's liberal bias exposedJuan Williams was fired from NPR for his comments on 'The O'Reilly Factor' last night. He said he felt nervous when he gets on a plane and sees Muslims in religious garb. He also argued with Bill, saying you can't associate terrorism with all Muslims. For this, the liberal, taxpayer-funded radio organization sacked him. If he wasn't working for Fox News, would he have been fired? (Exclusive Laura365 Member Audio)

If 'm right, post of course not!!

Kidding are you?

He's mad, he posted drink their blood to find out that's primitive!!!

People get passionate about all kinds of things and we should find out what make them so nervous about people passionate with Euskadi or Breizh or... Rights, what is it they have in mind to be so tacky about it.

I suggest you try for Breizh Rights, someone else does Corsica Rights with some national politicians entourage and we'll see if those phony reactions do depend on whose rights are involved? What do you think?

That's an example and it is primitive but I had another in mind. Passionate about something is common right? I mean you have people passionate about I don't know the Everglades, a highway, sea turtles in Daytona, Civil Rights, a community I mean you know people get passionate about things that's part of life, right? Well, if you do that and engage a conversassion about the Euskadi Rights with non Euskadi folks, you're passionate about they'll first ask why you're somekind of "spokeperson" for the cause...???? and quickly engage in guessing what are your backminded intentions to explain why you're talking about that and that's I think a very primitive reaction, it's just like if you're passionate about something there is something wrong and that's kind of weird really. I think you ought to try it and then we'll compare? I said the language is involved as I've seen over and over again what I think is the inability to express concerns?

I'd say it's a combination of both the character and the language in which the language plays a bigger role than expected and a cause for the lack of communication explaining the endless source of some violence?

The eplatform is rather great I think. But opening accounts is much tighter then it used to be. (Happy?)

Well it is a moral hazard.

Did at the opening.

Having my coffee. Finished?

Was on CNBC. 98 when he was poorly inspired to short the market.

I'm at it. You guys did what?

Just got Laura's on Juan
Fit in with the liberal elite or else (it speaks to you?);

The fallout from NPR's canning of Juan Williams continues. The liberal elite have no tolerance for honest debate and discussion. (Exclusive Laura365 Member Audio)Juan Williams talks with Laura about his slightly hectic week, the personal attacks coming at him from the left, and the culture of hypocrisy that plagues NPR.Hilary Shelton, the NAACP's vice president for advocacy, comes on the show for a shootout with Laura over racial comments made about Juan Williams and the NAACP's report on 'racist elements' within the Tea Party.

With all due respect you know what I'd say they're a bit primitive I mean the french elites, they don't get everything.... you know.

No kidding..! look I'm done with that;.. dummies of that scale are rare stuff, you know period.

He just posted Bahrein SM

Don't know he just posted the symbol I guess from the pink sheets.?

EU? ....?I don't know? In some respects you know the policies and programs the french central gov runs on the Small Nations looks a bit like the mistakes of the 19th century in the US. They still don't understand they have a special responsability towards the Cultures and owe these Cultures a special protection their policies expose to risks.

I scored high... It was fun and they deserve it, instead of appeasing and build on to improve relations, they excite people and for elites to do so is wrong, but at the same I feel sorry for the folks, you know they got no one such as Reverend Al Sharpton or Juan (on Fox) that happened to just be in a similar situation (I wish he could teach some), no one articulate enough to hold a decent conservation with the guy to tell him Sir, what you say did hurt us and anyway what did you want to say, truly to find out if they're really dealing with something worth a big fight, I think they don't know how to do it, it's sad really... but that's how African French elites are.... weird...

Anyway, I'm just done with the graphs, sending.

And BSI I don't have, Cellcom is NYC, you have to wait. Monday.

The numbers?

Da ya have AHLIA?

I'm off in a few minutes... Great time;, a shooting spree... I even scored more than I did with Zem's stuff. That's part of the No Rights No Peace Project for 2012 and a candidacy from the Small Nations.

Enjoy.

Today's Can't Miss

Thought, you'd said you'd taken the day off to go somewhere. That's all.

I think he knew what he was doing, his first sentence of the controversy answering his interogative second sentence ....? Did he know it'd be provocative, I think he did, a bit of a challenge I guess as well as prove there is a need for debate on controversial issues.

Geithner Push for Current Account Targets Splits G-20 Nations

Well, hey I mean it's fair game. I waited to snipe as many as I can.

Thought you were off today?

As Bill reins in the french entitlements and exposes the consequences (street riots) my eyes crosses in a demonstration "If I can't have my benefits, You can't have your profits" and Jean-Paul gets I guess the kind of controversy it was reasonable to expect since he speaks a now rather rare version of the french language....

Amasing world?

What about "If I can't have my profits, you can't have your benefits as part of my profits pays for your benefits"?... What kind of set back can someone had to experience to demonstrate for benefits? After all "benefits " (excluding special needs) are just the price you're paid to accept to not be asking for your small or not share of profits? Are you better off with benefits from the state charity scheme politicians sponsors for election purposes or should you be demonstrating and telling the gov, you have a duty, I don't want any of your charities, make sure the economy runs high, adopt the legislations needed to end any monopoly public or private whatever the sector as well as any too big to fail, adopt customs legislations making sure no one entertains competition with any of the previous and work endlessly to make sure everyone has at least a small share of "profits" and is in the competition?

Now, how could french workers and their organisations be doing anything different when they have been dealing with govs that have shown them for the past 35 years, more or less that it was OK to run budget deficits, a poor economy with a constant lack of jobs, a retirement system ponzi like funded? What is happening here is exactly what happened to Bernie, I mean frankly, the gov collected money on wages they spent paying the previous generation of workers pensions and they're telling the folks that want to get out the scheme, well, we can't pay one out of ten pensions therefore we have to change the rules you guys can use to get out, guess what? the folks don't like it and eventually don't want to hear about it....? If someone has to be blamed here, it's the gov and not just Sarky's but all the previous for quite a while since they knew this was coming and did little or nothing to enter the path to a more sustainable system and spread the effort over time to get to a truly funded retirement system?

Next, Rupert. Rupert, could you please start a FoxEU News Corp and lend Bill and Geraldo for a quick moment? To teach that even in the middle of a controversy you can speak and run a show so these guys can talk to one another even to disagree?

Look, Jean-Paul, you should have been wiser unless you did it unpurpeous and wanted to organise a new flight to the North Pole with some dressed for a WE in the Bahamas?

I will tell you what I heard and if so, Geraldo (he's great at that) or Bill could have you guys, Elie and a few others including a bench of french journalists on a show for a decent conversation like it took place for Imus and many others?

He's talking about his company and career in business, "J'ai travaillé comme un nègre" something people of his age uses to describe how hard they worked endlessly to succeed and referring directly to slavery times ie "I worked like a slave"(meaning "I was enslaved to the company I created to insure its success" that's what I understood? I see nothing there negative? Slavery is history meaning it did happen. Then comes something calling on culture obviously to be used cautiously. Jean-Paul is an educated man with great knowledge, very successfull in business and used to talk to very educated people. Following immediately the previous statement, "Je ne sais pas si ....." the interogation form of the statement referring to "why is it that we have in the language this expression" (not very much used nowdays, a generation thing with probably a better memory of what was slavery times) "...when it seems that there is such a widespread sentiment that people of that community doesn't want or doesn't like to work? Very contradictory to have both ie the first part of the statement (object of the controversy) and the sentiment in society the second part of the statement interogates, I understood he underligned. That's why I believe, I wish, there was somekind of show this people that obviously don't speak the same language could sit together and have a conversation about culture, what's inside the words depending on who uses the words?

Today's Can't Miss

EIU Global Forecast: Global Currency War Threat
Currency tensions may be rising,

A trend for the industry worldwide ?
Credit Suisse Posts 74% Profit Drop on Lower Trading

Homework : For tomorrow

After a very severe recession, your forecasts tells you to expect a sluggish growth of GDP in which most components can hardly be more stressed, should you take advantage at this time of the cycle to balance your budgets with drastic measures knowing the risk on growth of a restrictive fiscal policy is reduced compared to the risk of servicing a growing debt when the expected GDP cannot guarantee the growing service to be neutral?

I'm sure you'll be alright, your height has little to do with your incredible ability to make the grand journal such a can't miss thing....

Culture : Must Read? Why should I?

This is precisely the talking point....(How is Bill doing? Just wondering, I bet, he's all over the elections having a great time as he loves it, and Dennis? I guess he's fine too... security still stepping up every time he's in town...., you know that's the magic of NYC, most people coming for the General Assembly at the UN think, tend to think that the generous police and security deployment around the buiding is to protect them considering themselves worth the taxpayer's money when well to be absolutly honest... in fact, the spending is to protect the Good People of New York City from some World Leaders we are so sure about their good intentions to the City's People, I mean, as long you didn't know it, you felt rather pretty good about these countless security officers, you even felt honored to be under such a high level of protection, now that for denying the Bill of Rights in your countries, you understand that we have to offer a special level of protection to the Good People of New York City, how do you like it? ... Just kidding, just kidding) Must Read is not so much about you should or you have to cause if you don't .... you'll have to pay the price (no, not pay the price with your credit card when well it depends sometime.... pay the price we'll do that one later...) in that specific case, Must Read is more like, I like you to read it cause I'm not so sure about your Press will echo what's in it without adding some comments you don't need and I like you to read it cause I expect you reading it is a game changer.... when some people keep calling their constituancies.... "la societe civile"..... no limit to the shamefulness........

Today's Can't miss (With 2 Must read)

India warns on damage from G20 tension (Must Read)

King Says Some U.K. Inflation Gauges Are `Extremely Subdued' (Must Read)

Seoul says US holds key to trade deal

Britain to Slash Public Spending in Austerity Gamble

I don't mind but I'd reassured should I see more of David around.....

Once more very... I mean, how many times have I told you not to mention your taste, do you think people are really interested in that?

Today's can't miss (2)

Brazil Steps Up Action in `Currency War,' Seeks Cease-fire
Basel Committee Agrees on Liquidity Rules for Banks
Job, Inflation Picture Unsatisfactory: Fed's Dudley
Monetary Easing 'Game Changer' for Commodities: UBS

Elisabeth is looking great..! Nice top!

What makes you smile when you wake up every morning?

Anything but YOU, Taylor, you make my day, everyday!

http://www.taylorswift.com/

My guess, you'll rule the holiday!

Today's Can't Miss

Eurozone unity : May not be for tomorrow yet?
Berlusconi, Snubbed in Europe, Finds Friends in Minsk, Tripoli
Germany Bows to Call for Political Sway Over Euro Sanctions

Currency competition : After all, just fair game?
Geithner Weak Dollar Seen as U.S. Recovery Route Versus BRICS
Geithner: U.S. will not engage in dollar devaluation

I mean I felt kind of sorry for the guy.. you know. I knew the retirement ponzi like system was broken but export your retirees to the Mauritanian desert is a little bit extreme really.

Business :

Médiapart publie notamment un "business plan" confidentiel, qui fixe pour objectif une part de marche de "17%" d'ici dix ans.

Broken french system retirement to offer unique invesment opportunity to enter the future fench pension funds market, accused of setting up business opportunities for his brother Sarky may be again in trouble over the creation of a company aimed at dodging the free market competition rule with a phony set up private(his brother) public (a state bank - CDC). Future lobbies should prepare to deal with experienced companies of the sector in Europe. such as Fidelity, Henderson and Schroeders, step up folks, step up and hurry.

No on my way, I stopped for a cup waitin for the train and saw that but hadn't much time so just caught a few images of the story.

That won't be about culture, well may be it is, didn't imagine it french thou..., I saw tonight something I mean I was kind of schocked... I won't say it's a thing every french retiree is forced into but that guy is homeless in the Mauritian desert living on dehydrated food and drinking dirty water... he's got a letter they showed from the french official state thing inviting him not to stay within the area he hangs around in the desert as it may be dangerous, some al qaida guys hunting for ransom not being too far...

It's kind of weird really I mean, retiree and homeless is a drama but in the Mauritanian desert on top of everything I mean... they do strange things, be better off with a 401K in the villages... playing golf or riding an harley up and down the Keys?

While there isn't a formal legal definition that can be opposed to any of their policies, you say what? you say it's so much a culture inspired principle ruling the relations the legislative branch has with the citizens built over decades and decades that no way such a state of mind can be understood ? Culture, culture, culture;;??

I take the critic, alright, I guess it was stupid to mention the "breach of the People's trust", are you sure they can't have the slightest idea of what it means?

My joke had no succcess at all.... :-( :-)) . Will try to have someone to reread the stuff but... As nobody writes humor for me to laugh at, I may as well do that for myself, you know... I mean...hey, nothing wrong with that.

Have I missed something, you posted Sally's?

Beware the understanding

I have found myself with some difficulties to be understood, when I said benefits watching the reactions I think profits was understood, now saying profits looks like it was more like something close to outrageous unjustified gains morally wrong?

Like what? Selling illegal toxic products, ?

No, this 'd be utterly wrong and utterly wrong can't be translated I found... As a matter of fact, something more or less acceptable, I mean utterly wrong doing, depending on your circumtances so nothing is really utterly wrong excluding of course the above I mean some outrageous unjustified gains....?

Like what?

Hum... Banker's bonuses and high profile traders wages... you know this is the miracle of languages, I mean if I had to teach the utterly wrong understanding aimed at a translation I mean in french, I guess I'd describe it as something you can't have, never tried to get, you looked at often and be ready to kill mom and pa to feel the reward to be looked at for having? Got the idea? I can't come with a better definition of utterly wrong right now.

Just kidding... Come on...! Earlier, you have tried but didn't make yourself clear... didn't get what you were asking for?

http://uglysally.com/ to make you smile...

Today's can't miss

Republicans Pledge to Probe Home Loans for the Poor

I tried, but... raising funds is always the most contentious issue as.... YOU can be assured of troubles, don't expect it to be smooth... as you watch how (just saw that) prisoners are voluntarily held as far as possible from their homeland (Euskadi, on hunger strike since? don't know. How many? don't know - a cable) as frequently as possible to make it difficult for their family and lawyers to visit as well as forcing them into languages and cultures they ignore, part of "how to qualify" it treatment to break their soul, you can expect the tax body as well as all welfare bodies and other organisations centraly (paris) funded to raid any company or business found "guilty" of funding any attempt to promote what they're and have been trying to destroy?

And at opposing the "majority" to european bodies and allow the minorities to think their interests are ignored and irrelevant, they're very smart.... and a bit sad for several reasons no voice at all within the medias to call for some more reasonable debate. At that game, once more the paris central gov has proved to be able to manipulate european bodies, they got (Mrs Redding) the outburst they were looking for.... Looking back at 1994 (I'm off for a cup of coffee) In fact, was back, the connection is poor...! Yop, she's cute isn't she...? Well, was telling you... ie... sorry was 1992 while the central gov sign with EU counterparts the Protection Act for minorities languages, after a scare campaign with the active participation of the "national front" pass the legislation of state monolinguism... using the "french" attraction for something "secure" in the midst of social confrontation with fresh immigrants over a poor economy and a lack of jobs lasting for decades.... this describe best their type of game setting.... Is that clear? They're bloody good at that aren't they? This is a very inappropriate and machist remark..? yes it is.

Time for some formal sanctions?
That's how I look at the first actions for the future lobbies. Through the very clear 1992 time table of events, build up the case for the impossible task for anyone without time and/or a "foreign education" to truly exercise the United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights according to the spirit of the Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
Now how naive is it to think the french leadership shameful conduct of public affairs is largely ignored among the EU countries...?, and the breach of the People's trust somewhat acceptable?

And right there you get some understanding for the "french blocades" or why the reforms management always leads to a confrontation both sides of the political spectrum (excluding the workers organisations that shouldn't find themselves in the middle of a fiscal policy war) taking advantage of a divide ignoring the true people's interests, politics guiding their actions rather than the people's comfort, the understanding of challenges and the active citizens investment in the management of their interests.

It's on monday.

Morning

Europe : ECB's Trichet: Euro Zone Needs Stricter Fiscal Reforms
More pain coming after years of orgies..., crazy borrowing and spending.

USA :
Bernanke Weighs Risks of New Action

Tough... H1B and else, the President closes the pit in order to boost hiring at home after the bad numbers and the growing discontent.

Obama: End Tax Breaks to Stop Overseas Hiring
Obama Says Tax Breaks Shouldn't Reward Companies for Creating Jobs Abroad

UK :
Banker exodus fails to hit City
Bank of England to Expand Its Stimulus Program by $160 Billion, CEBR Says

Have you had the time to find me the pink sheets symbol for that one?

Currencies: Race to Devalue Is 'Fatal'

RYANAIR leaves the Marseille french airport over a bitter dispute :

Today with the slogan "Ryanair is gone - Good news for the taxpayers and the french workers", a pilot organisation, UFPL, issued a statement to make they're happy to see the company leave the "french soil".

Portugal poised to unveil austerity budget

Bernanke outlines case for easing

I stepped up for STAN, did you?

US banks’ mortgage woes cancel out QE2 hopes

I just wonder what Mahmoud may be expecting should a power ten times more numerous than Iran is had decided to bully his country, promise its destruction for the purpeous of stealing its oil reserves and eradicate the people….?

Would he wish the ugly democratic west to stand, protest and may be act to protect the Iranian People?

Pretty strange altogether to take pride in showing force and muscles to confront one of the smallest community in the world. I don’t even get how you can get appreciated for doing so.

France :…? ? ? On strike. An amasing world.

Most of those on strike and demonstrating are less protesting the “legal age “ to retire than they’re protesting their working conditions. They can’t see themselves doing what they do and how they do it for two more years they initially imagined the hell would stop…. I don’t know if the gov is unpurposely entertaining the confusion?

Does it tell you something about how poor the management, the career management are?

Worse, making me sad… to be forced to watch that, I haven’t heard, not even once, wether it is from politicians or employers union how the proposed change of age to retire will be implemented regarding the career management changes and the plans employers unions have to make the change as smooth as possible?

Appalling!

Basel Agreement May Stifle Global Trade, Wal-Mart Supplier Says

Frankly Basel can’t do worse than some excess in currency reserves, can’t in just a few words flush the argument that trade finance is wrongly associated with financial derivatives but without doubts an excess of stress in world trade only caused by a limited availability of trade finance show a structural problem of how the exporters companies finance their activities, are probably undercapitalised leading to their inability to use more conventionnal bank financing and lack an access to a mature commercial paper market, I can easily imagine possible in emerging countries?

Strange today, "Les Echos"(an economic newspaper..).. RYANAIR defies the french Judicature"

There is absolutly no defiant attitude towards anything french on RYANAIR side, it's to say the least a very strange and free interpretation of RYANAIR' decision to close its Marseille's unit, a decision the company takes following the consequences of a confrontation between a french decree and its european alike that goes far beyond RYANAIR altough it does represent a cost the company's model cannot support.

Greek Riot Police, Workers Clash at Acropolis

Panic Buying Starts as Strikes Halt French Refining

That's all I got for now. I did post the link for you to read as it's not that often you get that straight forward wording of the support and clear up some myth about lobbying. To be absolutly honest, at the same it's not possible to have an informed public support without the Press, the Press sometime getting from lobbies a sided explanation of events it confronts with the other side, a job the Press does even thou sometime I do complain my side doesn't get enough....

I do make some spelling mistakes;.... but I'm not a TV, please, GROSSET et no GRASSET....!

The Weekly Standard

Well, Well....Patrick... Patrick, Patrick... (you'll take interest in the fact I don't use any other first name...) Have I been too trustfull? Are you owning Amanda something for a thing you shouldn't be doing anyway...?

STAN Right Issue
The Board believes that the new Basel III arrangements will see regulators raise requirements relating to minimum capital ratio levels and they may accelerate the transition timetable. To accommodate such increases, the Group may have to constrain RWA growth, sacrificing these growth opportunities, unless new capital is raised.
You rate the eventual acceleration at?

I support strongly the eventuality... but.

Ready, Steady, Fire - Done. Next asap.

New Jersey was the first state 1776.

Corsica 1755, the french 1944 it seems.

Much sooner I'll look. That's always the same kind of arguments, Small Nations are about machism, and this and that... always... and then it will be racism.... the same tune over and over... I just forget about it...

I'm sure I tell you.

Ladies had the right to vote in Corsica much sooner the french did....

Well, the funding part is always the most difficult to get an approval for and often sparkles some controversy, you know. What I did , I mean the page you have, I listed the most common source of funding for very important reasons, transparency that have legal consequences and bindings but even more important, you want all your potential contacts to feel confortable about who they are dealing with, you know, and that's key wether it's about politics or promote economic interests that are at the heart of the future nation.

I have to go for now. Post and asaic i'll post back.

Check the last pages, I've tried to budget the costs based on the four lobbies sharing the offices, phone, web administration and communication with the offices organised that everyone can run its own priorities confidentially.

They're specialised in that type of legal matters as there is a strong legislation ruling the lobbies that must be declared.

If you guys agree, we'll send it to the lawyers as you know the wording legal and stuff.

I guess she meant 50. I'm about to fail ;-)) Read what I sent?

Almost give me another half an hour and you'll get it.

It doesn't matter as lobby is not just legal, it's a peaceful mean to succeed and has proved to be a very good school for the Small Nations youth to not just get informed through internship along with their studies but an extraordinary way to acquire a strong experience at top level they can later use in the private sector if they wished to and even better if... never know when, exercising responsabilities in the first government.

I don't know if they have done all the legal stuff yet I mean Breizh. But Euskadi special interest lobby is up and running. And lobby against french companies is fair game as long as no negociation is taking place with responsible people.

It is possible. I mean it's legal.

Still... I'm not buying and I will tell you why. Sure he's no Robin Hood, he made poor choices and he should have known better... of course if it was to turn hugly which is what happened he was going to be on his own and getting the bill. Fine, he's paying for his mistakes but it's how the bitches are getting away with it and using his mistakes to serve their own purposes that are just over the top.

If the all thing had taken place on a very short period of time... I'd say fine, he has been quicker than the checks but it would never have reached that amount then... The all thing has been going on for months, so... guess what... don't give me that fuBIPBIP shBIPBIP you FuBIPBIP BasBIPBIP that there was no alerts on the way, don't tell me there was no accounting discrepancies, you fuBIPBIP, don't tell me his volume didn't attract some attention when his trading limits were pushed repeatedly, don't tell me no questions were turned down on the way and I'm going to tell why, you pusBIPBIP turned a blind eye to all of that because it was making you bigger than you are, you turned a blind eye to every single warning sign of something going wrong as it may have interupted the party and didn't suit your ambitions of getting bigger and by the way improve your benefits. You had one you could have tens! Everyone, all the way to the top in charge of a retail bank was playing the big hedge fund guy with the money that wasn't yours! Don't give the story of the small guy that wanted to be someone and cheated almost taking down the bank when you asBIPBIP in charge of his management all the way to the top were driving the bank just like a hedge fund, you fuBIPBIP were responsible of turning a blind eye to serve your own purposes when you were in charge of banking for the Public. Who do you think you are... just him... you baBIPBIP playing with money that wasn't yours and doing something else than your retail banks jobs and blaming someone else for your mess and mistakes, the unregulated firms that play with their money. You don't like Kerviel, too bad, you're just him.

Don't just don't give me that kind of crap, you would have turned a blind eye to almost anything for as long as the tune was playing, having a drink after another.

Hope they enjoy that bit. Need a link for the RSI I can't find, any idea? Are you done?

Hey, it's just an opinion you know, I mean, speaking of ethics to people that never lived anywhere with a strong ethical environment, frankly it took too long probably but I reached the idea there isn't much one can do.... I'll give you just an example, speaking about Corsicans or Euskadians saying, we should have the right to celebrate our heritage, our language and culture and have a public space to pursue a future for us, nobody will ever take care of us better than we would do it for ourselves, it isn't a crazy statement and rather true when you look at some situation of people that have trusted the french gov..., very common is "It's just a minority.... asking....." What comes to my mind isn't, how many are they asking for rights, it's, is the claim of any legitimacy because if it is then how many are courageous enough, wealthy enough, litterate enough or else enough to stand up for these rights majority or minority, is irrelevant.... I just need to know if it is right or not. I got that from , well you know... and it doesn't run here, it doesn't, it's just not in the DNA... I guess I was very fortunate, I don't know, I met the finest Americans I guess, you know.... Listening to Dennis, he says that world is gone... Gov Palin says that world may have had some days off but is still around the corner and is why she got so much involved with the Tea party, and the First lady didn't say something very different that long ago so I tend to think it's in the genetics... just kidding.

Don't know, it's a big fish....