Thanks for the thirding!

I must also confess to the book recommendation too! You did well to get through that. It's quite a chunky book, but wow what a voyage!! One of those rare "this book will completely change the way your brain works".

Time I read it again.

– Hawkeye

Excellent work Hawkeye. I fear many more assests will be in the hands of the financial elite before there's enough opposition to start reversing the trend. We can but keep shouting, I suppose.

I'd also like to thank whoever it was that recommended The Collapse of Chaos by Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen – a wonderful book.

I've sent the link to family and friends to introduce the concept of odious debt for those who weren't aware already.

frog2

Thanks for the feedback!

It's an absolute traversty that not even one of these 6 legitimate points is ever raised by so-called experts in the media or on TV.

Make sure that anyone and everyone you speak to understands that there are rational and legitimate counter arguments to the principle of Austerity.

All the best,

– Hawkeye (the forensic statistician)

So once again the lending banks can't lose (assuming they took the precaution of insuring themselves in this way). But whoever bought the CDS contracts is in real trouble. It's pass the parcel with a bomb inside.

They are about half way down the page entitled 'Videos of Lessons from The Crisis'

Most important are the presentations by Stepanie Kelton, Bill Black & Randall Wray (all of the University of Missouri Kansas City – same as Michael Hudson) are an absolute MUST SEE. A superb critique of the Euro common currency as set up. An explanation of 'Modern Monetary Theory' (MMT) & how it's ideas contrast with the current neo-liberal mess – everyone should understand this. And more. It's completely obvious that if MMT's principles were adopted, we could have a way out of the banksters' scam, the debt & austerity nightmare. This is what the current 'authorities' – be they mainstream economists, politicians or media – do not want people to know.

@Stevifinn

Thanks for your Greek link, I'm going to post this over there too, they need this info!

I hope that didn't sound like I was calling you way out – specifically it seems that on the one hand you have Ron Paul(about as far to the right as you can go) and the other Zeitgeist (lets all live in a John Lennon inspired utopia) as the most well known proponents of the anti-DBFM theory, and between them they're enough to put pretty much everyone.