Nigel Farage offering a "Quarter Million Dollar" Solution to the Euro

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"The eurozone is still a danger zone. Italian bond yields reach seven percent. Remember that's the threshold that broke the bank for Greece and Ireland last year. Italy's largest bank by assets and one of the more weakly capitalized in Europe, Unicredit, announced it's going to try to raise $10 billion in capital and cut thousands of jobs. The European Union is going after credit ratings agencies to allow investors to sue them and to warn bond issuers of a change in rating ahead of publishing it. The task at hand according to Angela Merkel is to "build political union in Europe, which "means more Europe," not less. Au contraire says European Member of Parliament Nigel Farage. To call him a Eurosceptic is to put it lightly and we talk to him about Europe, the UK, and the US."

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[Ilie Pandia]

Farage is talking some sense... he saw the same problems in US and EU (namely banks taking over the economies) but he failed to put two and two together to see the same controllers and agenda in both cases.

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It may be that his position would not allow for a complete identification.

[Ilie Pandia]

Yeah, acknowledging the Big Corp. control (and other forms of global control) is too crazy, even for him :)