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<blockquote data-quote="mzungu" data-source="post: 60676832" data-attributes="member: 274335"><p>Published on 16 May 2012 </p><p> The German national channel "ARD" ("Allgemeine Rundfunkanstalten Deutschlands"), also called "Das Erste" (the first), which was the first TV channel in Germany, recently revealed how with massive fraud against a whole nation of people, with close cooperation from a certain select Greeks of course, Germany was able to profit some 45 billion euros from the euro crisis, on the back of Greeks! The show which was broadcasted on Greece's own national NET television channel, shows the confession of the German head of EFSF, Klaus Regling, in an interview with news magazine FOCUS on this very subject. According to the German head of the Fund, Germany, has not suffered at all from the current debt crisis and instead has recorded significant gains which he notes are expected to multiply over time. This, according to Regklingk, is because Germany is not directly lending Greece, but is rather gaining on the interest rates from the loans which are greater than those by which it borrows from.</p><p></p><p> "The majority of market participants do not believe in the end the crisis and expects more downgrades of states this year," said Regling in an interview with news magazine FOCUS. "The markets are, in fact, more money would soothe even further. That may be right or wrong, but it is a fact. Create large numbers in the window of calm " Policy was an extension of the bailout but difficult to enforce, said Regling. In recent months, Europe has regained confidence. Since mid-November last year, interest rates have fallen by a third. This development in just four months showed that this had happened at the right time. "The rescue operations have not cost Germans. The image that funds (to Greece) flowed into a bottomless pit was wrong. There are no gifts and no permanent financial transfers. On the contrary, Germany has profited from the crisis, because a lot of capital flowed into the country (Germany)."</p><p></p><p>Germany has only given 15,2 billion euros (according to formal data from the German government), a sum that does not in any way compare with what it has benefited from in keeping Greece "under fire". One economic analyst in the video also says that Germany's profits were so great because it is able to lend money to other nations with similar debt problems because it is able to borrow at lesser interest rates. This difference allowed the German Republic to gain some 45 billion euros from the crisis, and it is expected that this sum will rise to 65 billion.</p><p></p><p>The most amazing part of this shocking video -confession- is that Germany's members of parliament suddenly developed Alzheimer's when asked if they knew about this.</p><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_oT_bs5U_g" target="_blank">Germany Caused The Greek Crisis... To Win Big! (VIDEO) ~ H E L L A S F R A P P E.flv - YouTube</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mzungu, post: 60676832, member: 274335"] Published on 16 May 2012 The German national channel "ARD" ("Allgemeine Rundfunkanstalten Deutschlands"), also called "Das Erste" (the first), which was the first TV channel in Germany, recently revealed how with massive fraud against a whole nation of people, with close cooperation from a certain select Greeks of course, Germany was able to profit some 45 billion euros from the euro crisis, on the back of Greeks! The show which was broadcasted on Greece's own national NET television channel, shows the confession of the German head of EFSF, Klaus Regling, in an interview with news magazine FOCUS on this very subject. According to the German head of the Fund, Germany, has not suffered at all from the current debt crisis and instead has recorded significant gains which he notes are expected to multiply over time. This, according to Regklingk, is because Germany is not directly lending Greece, but is rather gaining on the interest rates from the loans which are greater than those by which it borrows from. "The majority of market participants do not believe in the end the crisis and expects more downgrades of states this year," said Regling in an interview with news magazine FOCUS. "The markets are, in fact, more money would soothe even further. That may be right or wrong, but it is a fact. Create large numbers in the window of calm " Policy was an extension of the bailout but difficult to enforce, said Regling. In recent months, Europe has regained confidence. Since mid-November last year, interest rates have fallen by a third. This development in just four months showed that this had happened at the right time. "The rescue operations have not cost Germans. The image that funds (to Greece) flowed into a bottomless pit was wrong. There are no gifts and no permanent financial transfers. On the contrary, Germany has profited from the crisis, because a lot of capital flowed into the country (Germany)." Germany has only given 15,2 billion euros (according to formal data from the German government), a sum that does not in any way compare with what it has benefited from in keeping Greece "under fire". One economic analyst in the video also says that Germany's profits were so great because it is able to lend money to other nations with similar debt problems because it is able to borrow at lesser interest rates. This difference allowed the German Republic to gain some 45 billion euros from the crisis, and it is expected that this sum will rise to 65 billion. The most amazing part of this shocking video -confession- is that Germany's members of parliament suddenly developed Alzheimer's when asked if they knew about this. [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_oT_bs5U_g"]Germany Caused The Greek Crisis... To Win Big! (VIDEO) ~ H E L L A S F R A P P E.flv - YouTube[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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