Will Cyprus cause the collapse of the Eurozone?

[sasguru]

Not for sasguru's giant brain it isn't!

It's not that I think I'm super intelligent. It's just that I think you're particularly thick.
It's all relative you see.

[suityou01]

It has Gas offshore

[Paddy]

Or it's about natural resources.

Iraq Invasion1 - Oil
Iraq Invasion2 - Oil
Libya - Oil
Syria - Oil
Iran (pending invasion) - Oil

Does Cyprus have any access to natural resources? :itcheschinsmiley:

Cyprus has UK bases which are there illegally. Reason: There was an agreement that the British would defend the island during an invasion. They did not, the squadies hid under their beds when the Turks came in and the RAF flew out so not to damage their aircraft.

There is a listening post at the top of the Trudos that picks up communications with the middle east. The information is passed to the US

[suityou01]

Bad trade that. You want to be long the dollar for the next few days.

We'll see.

[sasguru]

We'll see.

So now you're a financial guru?
When are you going to Germany BTW.
You should get on well with those warm, emotional Germans.

[LatteLiberal]

Or it's about natural resources.

Iraq Invasion1 - Oil
Iraq Invasion2 - Oil
Libya - Oil
Syria - Oil
Iran (pending invasion) - Oil

Does Cyprus have any access to natural resources? :itcheschinsmiley:

Sasguru asked if the collapse of Cyprus's economy/banking system would trigger the collapse of the Euro. You then leaped towards talking about Oil, not sure I follow the logic? Maybe you are answering another question?

[KimberleyChris]

Christ, is this tulip site still going? Same turds posting as a year ago.

Just clicked on the bookmark by accident. I'll delete it now.

[LatteLiberal]

My thoughts are that Cyprus will be allowed to go bankrupt by Europe as the result of a political based decision. This will cause an electronic run on banks perceived to be at risk to a similar event. (Spanish/Italian/Greek)., this could cause contagion to the rest of Europe and further.

[eek]

Sasguru asked if the collapse of Cyprus's economy/banking system would trigger the collapse of the Euro. You then leaped towards talking about Oil, not sure I follow the logic? Maybe you are answering another question?

Actually you asked this question

The financial and economic system of a continent like Europe is so complex, with today's technology it is impossible to predict a cause event chain. Even after the event it can take decades to unravel the causes and precursors that led to the event.

To which suity answered

Or it's about natural resources.

Iraq Invasion1 - Oil
Iraq Invasion2 - Oil
Libya - Oil
Syria - Oil
Iran (pending invasion) - Oil

Does Cyprus have any access to natural resources? :itcheschinsmiley:

which is a perfectly valid answer to the question based on the 2 Gulf Wars and Libya.

So I think we can identify the cretin here (hint its the one who failedto read a response to his own question).

[suityou01]

Sasguru asked if the collapse of Cyprus's economy/banking system would trigger the collapse of the Euro. You then leaped towards talking about Oil, not sure I follow the logic? Maybe you are answering another question?

I thought I'd end up explaining this to you Janet and John style.

You said

The eurozone is complicated, any cause and effect can take decades to figure out

or some such

I said

Cobblers, it's really easy to work out cause and effect as it's all about oil (or gas)

Any clearer? I could send SY02 out for an A3 bumper sketch pad and some crayons.