Idiot ZioDenniger- Laughing at Jew HedgeFundic (Talmudic) Terrorism of Ireland

[CrackSmokeRepublican]

Chatty and "humurous" ZioDenniger, though observant, is completely clueless about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and is likely completely ignorant of Irish and British Financial history in detail.   The guy is trying to rationalize the Dumbass "city" and "Wallstreet" and HedgeFunds seeking to debase any and all "Goyim" at this point in the game.  IMHO, it would be useful if Ireland used it's airforce in a very conspicous way with a nice helicopter to just "light up" the HedgeFund buildings in the City, Carribean and NY... just to let the idiot Hedge Fund Jews know what exactly the "Last Laugh" sounds like... mic'd or unmic'd... on their last call.

--The CSR

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Ireland: Reported During Trading Hours? Naw...
 

This is good for a belly-laugh....

    The call with Brian Lenihan and hundreds of investors rapidly descended into farce, forcing Citigroup, which staged the event, to pull the plug.

    The treatment of the minister, which comes as Ireland faces a standoff with a group of hedge funds over its rescue plan for Anglo Irish Bank, will increase tensions between the country and the debt markets.

    Mr Lenihan had been speaking for less than two minutes on Friday before a mistake by Citigroup meant that the bank's clients were all able to be heard on the line.

    Between 200 and 500 investors are understood to have been on the call, and as they realised their lines were not muted many began to heckle Mr Lenihan.

    Some traders began making what one banker on the call described as "chimp sounds", while another cried out "dive, dive". A third man said "short Ireland" before adding "why not short Citi too?"

Oh, so Ireland doesn't have the backing of the entire international community?  People think the finance minister is a chimp?  Well, he is.

"Dive dive dive?"  smiley

    On Friday it emerged that a small group of hedge fund debt investors were threatening to take Ireland to court if it pushed ahead with moves to impose so-called "haircuts" – or writedowns – on the value of their holdings in Anglo debt.

Oh, we weren't told about that either.  That could force a default, which of course is exactly what Ireland (and everyone else on Sir Pumps-a-Lot TV) has told us was "impossible."

Impossible eh?  Maybe not so impossible.

Let me ask this question - How does Ireland think it's going to actually pay down this debt?

The problem with bailing out the bank is that it will push the public deficit to about 32% of GDP.

That's insane.....threefold what it was (which incidentally, at ~10%, is about as bad as ours.)

How did it happen?  Oh, more looting.....

    Finance Minister Brian Lenihan defended the rescue, saying the "nightmare" collapse of Anglo Irish would have pushed the country into insolvency, in remarks redolent of the recent crises in Greece and non-eurozone country Iceland.
     
    "Unfortunately this bank grew to half the size of our annual wealth and the failure of a bank of that scale would render the country itself insolvent," he told RTE state radio.

Again, the regulators didn't regulate, and the Finance Minister was ministering to the bank's executives - under their desks.

An indicator of things to come over here, given what we're finding out about with regard to the actual state of our property markets and all the bogus deals that were done - and the banks and regulators have furiously been trying to hide?

Probably.

http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=168093

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/news ... stors.html