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ktlight
9th August 2011, 09:16
FYI:

The Guardian reports that while Western media has been silent on the issue Greece is in an absolute state of panic facing a Great Depression style run on the banks as people race to withdrawal their cash.

The growing economic crisis in Greece has entered the cusp of a complete financial collapse which for the most part being ignored by the Western media.

Perhaps the news out of Greece has been overshadowed by debt ceiling debate and today’s collapse in domestic financial markets which was fueled by economic data indicating that the U.S has either entered a second recession or is in a double-dip recession that some say in fact is a depression.

Regardless of why Greece is was not on the radar it should be because the situation is dire.

As Michelle Caruso Cabrera points out safety deposit boxes in Greece are sold out due to a Great Depression style run on Greek banks. For those that don’t know what a “bank-run” is the masses in Greece are flocking to their banks to pull their cash out of the banks.

As the Guardian article below informs us the dreaded bank-run has arrived despite politicians selling out the live hoods and futures of the people of Greece in exchange for a second banker bailout loan to pay back the interest on the first banker bailout loan.

Economists and world leaders told the Greek politicians that they needed to force harsh Austerity measures on their citizens to prevent this exact situation from occurring.

Needless to say, even after subjecting to the will of the International banking cartel, Greece is now in an absolute state of panic as people rush to save their cash and live savings.

Western media could just be keeping the issue under wraps for the time being to buy the Wall Street enough time to pull their money out of the banks and move it into gold.

That could explain why the markets crashed today and gold shot through the roof.

Of course, the only thing the masses were told about the situation in Europe is that there are renewed debt fears in Europe.

Meanwhile Wall Street is fully aware that the masses are pulling their cash out of the banks.

It appears that the British newspapers have grown fed up with the elite. They are fed up with the constant reports of scandal and corruption involving their own police and politicians. They are breaking away from the pack and letting the cat out of the bag on this one.

source to read more
http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2011/08/02/greece-panic-masses-race-pull-cash-banks-causing-great-depression-style-bankrun-48201/

Tane Mahuta
9th August 2011, 09:28
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This is probably gonna go worldwide, if events carry on as they are now!!

Possibly time to think about removing funds from bank accounts.

Espeacially if you are in the Northern Hemisphere.

Just thinking!!


TM

ktlight
9th August 2011, 09:40
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n24/sclement12/DominoEffect.gif

This is probably gonna go worldwide, if events carry on as they are now!!

Possibly time to think about removing funds from bank accounts.

Espeacially if you are in the Northern Hemisphere.

Just thinking!!

TM

Remove any cash that you have anyway. I think the banks have proved themselves untrustworthy.

RMorgan
9th August 2011, 16:09
It´s obvious. The media isn´t showing this because they don´t want this situation to "inspire" people of other nations to do the same thing.

Marsila
9th August 2011, 17:29
and yet in a little while you will see the people making the loudest noises about a recession are those who either travel first class only or have their own private jets, the biggest houses and the largest offshore accounts and material goods....food for thought

and here is some dessert for thought to....http://www.jubilee2012.50webs.com/the_federal_reserve_system.htm

quotes from the website

how it starts

The roaring twenties was a decade of peace and prosperity in the United States. Higher-purchase installment-plans were created to make buying high-priced items more affordable. Instead of shelling-out $100 for a new washing machine, consumers would put $5 down and pay $8 a month. The dangers of debt and high interest rates didn't enter the minds of most Americans, and shopping raged throughout the decade.

Meanwhile behind the scenes

In April of 1929, Paul Warburg, the father of the Fed, sent out a secret advisory warning his friends that a collapse and nationwide depression was certain, then in August of 1929 the Fed began to tighten money.

It is not a coincidence that the biographies of all the Wall Street giants of that era, John D. Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan, Bernard Beruch etc. all marveled that they got out of the stock market just before the crash and put all their assets in cash or gold.

and then..


Within a few weeks, $3 billion of wealth simply seemed to vanish. Within a year, $40 billion had been lost.

But did it really disappear? Or was it simply consolidated in fewer hands?

I think the trouble for bankers now is soooo many people know that gold is a safe haven won't be surprised if they do something to either grab it out of people's hands through high taxes or make "laws" to complicate ones buying, selling and holding of it......

anyway good for the Greeks and anyone who wakes up to the freedom of holding your own money in a safe place very very far away from banks!