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I see the changes.
I will attempt action.
I hope to keep it invisible.
The courts in California and D.C. are laggard.  Judges hate to change.

Nothing in that net.

Robin Wells is Mrs. Krugman.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2012/apr/24/european-turmoil-american-collateral

Paul Krugman has a piece in the magazine.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/29/magazine/chairman-bernanke-should-listen-to-professor-bernanke.html?ref=magazine

The fear of god and Goldman Saks.

Spiegel:

The World from Berlin

'Berlin Is Running Out of Allies in Euro Crisis'

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 24, 2012 The collapse of the Dutch government, the prospect of Socialist François Hollande as next French president and the surging popularity of far-right parties shows that budget discipline is out of fashion in Europe. Chancellor Angela Merkel is looking increasingly lonely in her fight to save the euro through painful austerity measures, write German commentators. more...

Big Dame Hunting

Spanish Royalty in Crisis after King's Antics

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 23, 2012 The Spanish royal family is in the middle of its worst crisis in years following a series of scandals, including the revelation that King Juan Carlos went on an extravagant trip to Africa despite the recession. Many people in Spain are now asking tough questions about the role of the monarchy. By Helene Zuber more... [ Forum ]

The Spanish Dilemma

Euro's Fate Hinges on Austerity in Madrid

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 23, 2012 Spain in recent days has taken center stage in the euro crisis. The country's banks are threatened with collapse and the government in Madrid has not been successful in efforts to get the national budget under control. Will the country be forced to request aid from the euro bailout fund? By SPIEGEL Staff more... [ Forum ]

Upswing Continues

Research Institutes Predict German Economic Growth

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 19, 2012 Germany's leading economic think tanks are expecting economic growth, an increase in new jobs and a drop in new debt in the country over the next two years. The spring report forecasts 2 percent growth by 2013. But prospects appear dimmer for many other euro-zone countries. more...

Who will buy?


04/25/12

The financial axe may have fallen this morning.


We seem to be living with FUD (fear, uncertainty and dread) from the political right.


"We have nothing to fear but fear itself".


See Frontline from PBS.     http://video.pbs.org/video/2226666502