The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 15th February 2016
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…more on Keiser: Deutsche Bank ‘technically insolvent’, running a ‘ponzi scheme’
https://www.rt.com/news/332446-keiser-deutsche-bank-technically-insolvent/
“Max Keiser hit out against Deutsche Bank in the latest episode of his RT program Keiser Report, saying the bank was “technically insolvent” despite assurances from German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble that he had “no concerns” over his country’s biggest bank…
( but what about the poor Greeks?)
Yes CHOOKY.
Goldman Sachs was sent to destroy Greece by jacking up hollow loans for guaranteed to fail projects of no significance and fudging the books, and is here doing the same also.
Good coverage you give.
This is why the Republicans are shitting themselves
‘Trumping himself: Has the Donald gone too far in calling Iraq war ‘a big fat mistake’?’
https://www.rt.com/op-edge/332416-trump-iraq-us-elections/
“Donald Trump seems to be playing for a general election candidacy and is completely breaking Reagan’s 11th Commandment, which says that one should never speak ill of fellow Republicans, says Ted Rall, American political author and cartoonist.
The six GOP candidates for president clashed Saturday in a final debate ahead of the crucial February 20 South Carolina primary. Frontrunner Donald Trump had a series of fierce exchanges with his rivals, during which he accused George W Bush of “not keeping America safe” by failing to prevent the 9/11 attacks and called the Iraq War “a big fat mistake” that “destabilized the Middle East.” “