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To: critical_mass who wrote (75143)	6/12/2011 3:09:15 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 218169

Please read the posting of TJ in this regard >>>The notion that a bailout of Greece is also a bailout of French and German banks is understated if not almost completely absent from the mainstream media in Germany. <<< The bailout of Greece is also the bailout of US Banks who sold CDS's on Greece and that is why BO asked Merkel to save Greece. Please remember the US is now run by scum, thieves and swindlers and until the electorate will not realize this and throws out WS and their minnows in a true intensive passive revolution, we are in the dumps.

To: critical_mass who wrote (75143)	6/12/2011 3:33:02 PM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Respond to of 218169

Roubini China’s economy may face a “hard landing” after 2013 as government efforts to boost growth through investment cause excess capacity. Roubini Says a ‘Perfect Storm’ May Converge on the Global Economy in 2013 A “perfect storm” of fiscal woe in the U.S., a slowdown in China, European debt restructuring and stagnation in Japan may converge on the global economy, New York University professor Nouriel Roubini said. There’s a one-in-three chance the factors will combine to stint growth from 2013, Roubini, who predicted the global financial crisis, said in a June 11 interview in Singapore. Other possible outcomes are “anemic but okay” global growth or an “optimistic” scenario in which the expansion improves. bloomberg.com