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Regime Change in Europe: Do Greece and Italy Amount to a Bankers' Coup?

The voice of the people isn't something the markets seem to want to hear these days. First there was Greece, the cradle of democracy itself, where early this month, the merest mention of a referendum offering its citizens a say in a series of severe austerity measures was enough to send the markets into a tailspin. The ultimate result: the collapse of Prime Minister George Papandreou's ruling coalition, the rejection of any notion of bringing the proposal before the people, and the installation of a caretaker government under the leadership of Lucas Papademos, a former vice president of the European Central Bank and, until earlier this week, a visiting professor at Harvard.

Then came Italy. As Athens threatened to go under, Rome found itself under pressure not so much for its level of debt — which though high is generally considered within the limits of sustainability — as much as for the erratic behavior of its flamboyant prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi. On Monday, investors seemed to make the collective decision that he could no longer be trusted at the helm of the euro zone's third largest economy and sent Italy's cost of borrowing up towards crisis levels. By the end of the week, not only was Berlusconi finished, so was the very idea of holding a vote to replace him. The markets had spoken, and they didn't like the idea of going to the electorate. "The country needs reforms, not elections," said Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council on a visit to Rome Friday.
The Money GPS: Guiding You Through An Uncertain Economy David Quintieri

The Coming Economic Collapse - Global Economic Crisis

Author David Quintieri says, "When the collapse happens, those holding real assets are going to be the ones with all the wealth." Don't expect cash in the bank to help you either, Quintieri predicts, "They're going to go money printing all the way. But it doesn't go to the people, it goes to the banks. And whatever money's left behind, they're going to do a bail-in with it." Join Greg Hunter as he goes One-on-One with David Quintieri, Author of "The Money GPS."

Canada is the new Cyprus ~ David Quintieri

Jim Flaherty's Cyprus-style bank rescue plan: Walkom
Be prepared. If you hold the wrong kind of bank accounts, Jim Flaherty may have your savings in his cross-hairs.

That's the message from the finance department, which has been set the unwelcome task of having to explain the government's latest attempt to prevent a Cyprus-style financial meltdown in Canada.
Two weeks ago, Flaherty quietly served notice in his budget that Ottawa is preparing a new set of what it called bail-in rules that it could impose should one of the country's big banks face collapse.

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