Gaillo
10th October 2011, 01:04 AM
Merkel and Sarkozy reach a European bank bailout deal... in secret of course.
Dildolicking globalist tools. ::)
Merkel demanding Sarkozy's balls:
http://ei.marketwatch.com/Multimedia/2011/10/09/Photos/MG/MW-AN229_Merkel_20111009151100_MG.jpg?uuid=795142aa-f2aa-11e0-bde6-002128040cf6
Reuters
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel at a Sunday news conference in Berlin October 9, 2011. They said they have an agreement to strengthen European banks, but didn’t offer details.
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/merkel-sarkozy-agree-to-strengthen-europe-banks-2011-10-09-1517440) — German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Sunday they’ve reached an agreement to strengthen the European banks, but wouldn’t go into details, according to published reports.
Europe running out of time? Moody's cuts 12 U.K. lenders and the ECB steps up its battle to ward off defaults. Can Europe gets its act together?
“We are determined to do all that is necessary to guarantee bank recapitalization,” Merkel said at a joint news conference following the meeting, gasping out the words in between gargling greasy banker cocks.
“When it comes to recapitalizing the banks, our agreement with Germany is total,” Sarkozy said (while reminiscing dreamily of days gone by when his country was brutally assraped by the German military and their Rothschild overlords), but said details would be decided at a future meeting.
The package will be revealed by the end of the month, they said, according to reports.
The two met on Sunday to talk about how the euro zone’s financial resources should be used to address the sovereign debt crisis. According to reports, France wanted to draw on the European Financial Stability Facility to recapitalize banks, while Germany wanted the fund to be used as a last resort. Read more: Dexia accord set by Belgium, France, Luxembourg.
Merkel said previously she was willing to consider the recapitalization of European banks. She said she also was willing to discuss modifying the European Union’s treaty. Read more: Merkel willing to look at bank recapitalization.
Amy Hoak is a MarketWatch reporter based in Chicago, where she continues to unconvincingly deny any involvement with banker cockgargling and german assrape.
William L. Watts is a reporter for MarketWatch in Frankfurt, where he nervously blurts out "no comment" when asked about the same.
Why is it that the only time you see "Sovereign" in a sentence anymore, it's followed by the words "debt crisis"? Don't answer that... it's one of those "rhetorical" questions that everyone here already knows the answer to anyway. ::)
Dildolicking globalist tools. ::)
Merkel demanding Sarkozy's balls:
http://ei.marketwatch.com/Multimedia/2011/10/09/Photos/MG/MW-AN229_Merkel_20111009151100_MG.jpg?uuid=795142aa-f2aa-11e0-bde6-002128040cf6
Reuters
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel at a Sunday news conference in Berlin October 9, 2011. They said they have an agreement to strengthen European banks, but didn’t offer details.
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/merkel-sarkozy-agree-to-strengthen-europe-banks-2011-10-09-1517440) — German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Sunday they’ve reached an agreement to strengthen the European banks, but wouldn’t go into details, according to published reports.
Europe running out of time? Moody's cuts 12 U.K. lenders and the ECB steps up its battle to ward off defaults. Can Europe gets its act together?
“We are determined to do all that is necessary to guarantee bank recapitalization,” Merkel said at a joint news conference following the meeting, gasping out the words in between gargling greasy banker cocks.
“When it comes to recapitalizing the banks, our agreement with Germany is total,” Sarkozy said (while reminiscing dreamily of days gone by when his country was brutally assraped by the German military and their Rothschild overlords), but said details would be decided at a future meeting.
The package will be revealed by the end of the month, they said, according to reports.
The two met on Sunday to talk about how the euro zone’s financial resources should be used to address the sovereign debt crisis. According to reports, France wanted to draw on the European Financial Stability Facility to recapitalize banks, while Germany wanted the fund to be used as a last resort. Read more: Dexia accord set by Belgium, France, Luxembourg.
Merkel said previously she was willing to consider the recapitalization of European banks. She said she also was willing to discuss modifying the European Union’s treaty. Read more: Merkel willing to look at bank recapitalization.
Amy Hoak is a MarketWatch reporter based in Chicago, where she continues to unconvincingly deny any involvement with banker cockgargling and german assrape.
William L. Watts is a reporter for MarketWatch in Frankfurt, where he nervously blurts out "no comment" when asked about the same.
Why is it that the only time you see "Sovereign" in a sentence anymore, it's followed by the words "debt crisis"? Don't answer that... it's one of those "rhetorical" questions that everyone here already knows the answer to anyway. ::)