Reply to: Doomed! - The worst shock to the European economy is yet to happen

[stevejohnson]

Unless something like in Iceland happens western nations are set for long and slow austerity until the living standards of China, Russia, India and other dev nations have caught up. The NWO is upon us.

[sasguru]

Thank goodness. The lessons were ignored from last time, so time to repeat.

What lessons would that be?

[Mich the Tester]

"You're in the Army Now".

I preferred their earlier stuff before they went all commercial

[Mich the Tester]

I disagree. The German people ... Elections due in 2013 - they will vote for the status quo.

Is that the limit of the quo's fanbase these days?

[BrilloPad]

• Two main coalition parties fall two seats short of a majority
• Neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn gets 7% of the vote and is set to have 21 deputies in parliament

& so it begins...(again)

I disagree. The German people are being lied to about how much they already on the hook for in terms of Southern European debts. Elections due in 2013 - they will vote for the status quo.

[escapeUK]

& so it begins...(again)

Thank goodness. The lessons were ignored from last time, so time to repeat.

[gibbsville]

• Two main coalition parties fall two seats short of a majority
• Neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn gets 7% of the vote and is set to have 21 deputies in parliament

& so it begins...(again)

What a Golden shower!

[OwlHoot]

If it's any consolation, China are really feeling the pinch too :

China's economy has slowed for a seventh quarter as problems in Europe and the US hurt demand for its goods.

The annual rate of growth was 7.4% in the third quarter, down from 7.6% in the previous three months.

But it isn't all bad news:

However, there were signs that the world's second-biggest economy was now stabilising and rebounding.

Phew

[doomage]

One thing that is impressive is the length of time the EU have continued to successfully kick the can down the road*

*Assuming you ignore the human misery its inflicted on the affected countries.

It's a bit like the England/Poland match the other night; the game was obviously over but no one (on the European side) wanted to call it.

[eek]

One thing that is impressive is the length of time the EU have continued to successfully kick the can down the road*

*Assuming you ignore the human misery its inflicted on the affected countries.

[MyUserName]

So assuming this does happen, if you were an investor what would be good investments to make some money out of it going t*ts up, equities, gold, currency ?

Bombs, bullets and bandages?

[eek]

better advisors than you'll find in here

Atw would saw a shot gun. Depending on the size of the mess he may be right

[Mich the Tester]

So assuming this does happen, if you were an investor what would be good investments to make some money out of it going t*ts up, equities, gold, currency ?

better advisors than you'll find in here

[ELBBUBKUNPS]

So assuming this does happen, if you were an investor what would be good investments to make some money out of it going t*ts up, equities, gold, currency ?

[eek]

Can anyone be bothered to dredge up the 6 month old post where you previously spouted nonsense on Greek euro doom

Nope, but a broken clock is right twice a day, so if Sasguru keeps posting he will be right eventually.

What about AussieLong? I find it incomprehensible that he will ever be right about anything. Being Australian you couldn't even trust him to pick a decent Beer.