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stockholmer

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9. the creditors (just about every conceivable type, including massive pension funds, etc) are balking
Tue Jan 31, 2012, 04:37 PM
Jan 2012

to an extreme level that this new drop from 50% to 30% will NOT be voluntary. The banksters and their bought-and-paid for governments are trying to strongarm all on this losing side of the trade (including all the other 'non CDS-issuing' banks such as the already collapsed Dexia, etc) into taking yet another stab to gut, even though this will wipe out millions of people's entire savings, and cause other secondary and tertiary debt spirals/economic contractions.

I call it the accordian push-pull collapse matrix. The bellows pulls out (ie quantitative easing and massive bailouts) to stave of the banks collapse, then that action sucks other entities into the air chamber, till it becomes too full, and a violent expulsion of air is let out in a sudden, destructive inward contraction. With each accordian manoeuvre, the notes become more shrill, more bellicose, and more sour. Eventually, the elasticity of the bellows is exhausted, and the instrument is rendered utterly dysfunctional.

You have a command of the issues greater than literally 99.99% of people, btw. In other words, the average person has NO clue what is about to hit them over the next several months, and especially (as I eleobarated in my relies in this thread) what life will be like by 2015 to 2017.

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I would not mind seeing these banks go down the tubes tabatha Jan 2012 #1
Don't worry. Those banks won't go down until the day OffWithTheirHeads Jan 2012 #3
Gawd I hope Obama does not do something about this that would blow Nov. NAO Jan 2012 #2
What will happen? BlueToTheBone Jan 2012 #4
see my new boildown post below. Either way ISDA calls it, there will be huge ramifications, & Greece stockholmer Jan 2012 #8
Your analysis could use a bit of work jeff47 Jan 2012 #10
A further boildown: It will be the big banks (who control ISDA) vs everybody else (pension funds, stockholmer Jan 2012 #5
Reading some European blogs over the past several months, this is not a surprise really. sabrina 1 Jan 2012 #6
Doesn't it have to be a forced 'haircut' Owlet Jan 2012 #7
the creditors (just about every conceivable type, including massive pension funds, etc) are balking stockholmer Jan 2012 #9
The quadrillion dollar question.... Cartaphelius Jan 2012 #11
yes, shred the derivatives, have a general debt jubilee,nationalize ALL the central banks, which are stockholmer Feb 2012 #12
amazing information and thank you xiamiam Feb 2012 #13
thanks so much for the kind words, Im just a student of what Peter Dale Scott calls 'deep politics' stockholmer Feb 2012 #16
tack sa mycket! Demeter Feb 2012 #15
varsågod! stockholmer Feb 2012 #17
Holy shit! Thank you Stockholmer. Well done. n/t Hotler Feb 2012 #14
Canada's National Bank PDJane Feb 2012 #18
What does it really mean for the guy on the street. Badsam Feb 2012 #19
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