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About an hour before kickoff Saturday afternoon at LaVell Edwards Stadium, a massive storm featuring gale-force winds and black clouds rolled into Utah County, dropping sheets of rain and forcing both teams to the locker rooms. Fans sought shelter under the stands at Edwards Stadium.
As a result of the bad weather, the game was delayed for 1 hour, 52 minutes. Instead of kicking off at 5 p.m., the contest started at 6:52 p.m.
Last week, the Cougars' season opener at Virginia was delayed 2 hours, 9 minutes due to a lightning warning at the end of the first quarter, forcing the evacuation of Scott Stadium.
When the game resumed, a deluge of rain continued to fall down, creating sloppy, swamp-like conditions.
The good news for BYU is, there's no way Mother Nature will interfere next Saturday. The Cougars have a bye week.
CHANGING OF THE GUARD: BYU offensive coordinator Robert Anae announced early in the week that there would be changes on the offensive line.
Anae said left tackle Ryker Mathews would not start at that position against Texas, and that, instead, Michael Yeck would protect quarterback Taysom Hill's blind side.
And that's what happened.
But in a somewhat surprising move, Mathews started the game at right tackle. The Cougars' other starters on the line were Brock Stringham (right tackle), Manaaki Vaitai (left guard), and Nick Alletto (center).
The Cougars did rotate linemen during the game, as true freshman Brayden Kearsley also saw his first collegiate action at right guard.
The changes clearly paid big dividends, as BYU rushed for 349 yards in the first half, and set a single-game rushing record. Going into the fourth quarter, the Cougars ran for 485 yards, breaking the previous record of 465 set against Montana in 1958.
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Nick23 January 16, 2015 4:45 PM MotoGP » Satellite 'winning packages' in MotoGP 2016 @ Braap "Redding has beaten Marquez fare and square in Moto2" You obviously didn't watch the Silverstone 2012 race. He beat Marquez after a right battle. Marquez would do him on the straights then Scott came back at him under braking. Pol actually won that race, Scott and Marquez completed the podium respectively. Much to the delight of the home crowd. Scott also had a good battle in Phillip Island against Marquez. Though Marc finished ahead in the end, again Pol won the race by a big margin. I see Pol and hopefully Scott being podium challengers in 2015, then who knows... title contenders in 2016????.... Reply Report abuse 5 agree 0 disagree
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Nick23 January 07, 2015 3:07 PM RR » Honda retains McGuinness, Cummins for TT 2015 @ Tetley "However, it is slightly worrying that in the photo McPint appears to be hiding substantial wrist strapping. When I spoke to him last year he showed me the scar from his scaphoid operation and said his wrist was healing nicely, so seeing the strapping may not be a good sign." I think that photo is from spring 2014 & McPint's wrist has fully healed now. Reply Report abuse 3 agree 1 disagree
Nick23 December 17, 2014 9:59 AM MotoGP » MotoGP Star of the Year vote: 9th @RaceRoad...... Nicky didn't race when his hand was bust. Ok Nicky won the odd battle, but in races they both finished Scott won more over the season as a whole. And Scott comfortably beat Nicky at Phillip Island, a track that Nicky goes really well on! For me that proved the new guard is coming! It will be interesting over the next season couple of seasons to see how Scott & Pol can do. I'd like to think podium contenders in 2015 & even title contenders from 2016, what with all the proposed changes with electronics/tires etc. It certainly seems exciting times ahead! It would be good to see some of the non factory teams battling at the front! Reply Report abuse 4 agree 1 disagree
Nick23 December 17, 2014 3:42 PM MotoGP » MotoGP Star of the Year vote: 9th ..........Time will tell on that one Mr Stinky. Having followed Scott's achievements closely over the last few seasons. I beg to differ... Reply Report abuse 4 agree 1 disagree
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room, breakfest, city
Very polite and nice recepcionists.
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Nice, clean, comfortable room in a well-situated hotel.
Cosy and clean rooms, friendly stuff:-)
The Room was kept at a very high standard of cleanliness, the Free safe and WiFi were also well received. Breakfast buffet was plentiful and the staff were always more than helpful. a genuine pleasure trip.
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Hotel receptionist "David" was one of the most helpful people I have met and really made our trip better with his suggestions!
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Really enjoyed my stay. Breakfast was amazing in a beautiful theatre room. Location is not central, but convinient
David at reception definitely deserves a mention.. Commendable work.
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The Hotel Theatrino with free Wi-Fi and a spa is in the quarter of Zizkov in central Prague, with its many fashionable restaurants, bars and the TV tower with an observation deck that is 305 ft high. The famous Wenceslas Square is only 4 tram stops away.
Modern design, combined with Prague's unique Art Nouveau style, gives this historic building its special artistic flair. Each guest room in the Theatrino is individually and very tastefully designed. Enjoy the spa center, which includes a steam bath and sauna.
Enjoy the breakfast buffet in the fine atmosphere of a former theater hall in Art Nouveau style, renovated by the Austrian architect Harald Schreiber.
The Theatrino Hotel is only 3 stops by tram or a 20-minute walk from the historic center of the city. The Lipanska tram stop is only 165 ft from the hotel. You can take a nice walk in the picturesque Riegrovy sady (park) and enjoy superb views of the city from the TV tower. A 3D cinema can be found close by as well. The hotel can organize sightseeing tours and excursions.
Prague 03 is highly rated by guests for: Alternative Culture, Zoo, Business
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The Hotel is nice located in Zizkov, a nice part of Prague where you can meet people actually living in prague, lots of young folks. Best thing is the streets are not crowded because it's a living area but only a 10 minute tram ride to the pulsating City centre. The staff in the hotel is very friendly and helpful, reception is open 24/7. The rooms are comfortable with good facilities. We stayed there 3 nights and had fresh towels every day. Big plus on that. Go there, feel good and get in touch with this amazing, beautiful, pulsating City.
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- Unfortunately there were 2 simple bed instead of a duble bed.
When i reached at the hotel, i was told to park my car at Oceali Hotel garage. This cost me 300 when i was told the next day i can park this free of charge outside the hotel. Your other staff told me this the next day. I was very annoyed with this and when i told the staff, he wasn't bothered. Not happy at all giving the wrong info.
Nice, clean, comfortable room in a well-situated hotel.
Would be nice to be able to park on site. Wellness facilities should be included in the price.
The Room was kept at a very high standard of cleanliness, the Free safe and WiFi were also well received. Breakfast buffet was plentiful and the staff were always more than helpful. a genuine pleasure trip.
The Bar, unfortunately it is too sterile, but why drink in when Prague is outside. Go see the city!!!
Hotel receptionist "David" was one of the most helpful people I have met and really made our trip better with his suggestions!
Minor point, we were beside the lift shaft so was occasional noise from the lift but this would only affect one room and wasn't a major irritation.
Really enjoyed my stay. Breakfast was amazing in a beautiful theatre room. Location is not central, but convinient
Loved everything
David at reception definitely deserves a mention.. Commendable work.
The excellent staff gave dining and tour suggestions. The novelty of having an excellent breakfast in a former theatre was novel. The sauna facilities were wonderful, with a helpful "European Sauna Guide" poster. The free wi-fi, ensuite bathroom, and room safe were a welcome in my travels.
The hotel is only accessible by tram, no subway stop is nearby. The steamroom requires a clean.
The staff member Marek was the best. Funny, friendly and efficient. He made our stay very enjoyable. Very handy being close to the tram line, a quick 12 minute ride into the Old Town.
Our room felt very claustrophobic. It was not only very small the bed was pushed up against one wall, the ceiling had to sloping areas with one tiny window and the lights were very dull which made it hard to see even though there were a few lamps. The music at breakfast in the dining area on our first morning was terrible. You might need to invest in a better sound system and new music tracks. Also a group of 5 staff members were sitting in the guests area near reception waiting and chatting which was not very professional. Another comment at breakfast there was a staff member who came out from the kitchen and waited behind me to make herself a coffee. I don't think this is at all professional either. Staff should have coffee after they work and not during the guests breakfast session.
The hotel is very near to the Tram and it takes just 10 min to the center. The room was clean, breakfast was ok.
Breakfast is just till 10.00, that annoys a little bit. There was not any parking place for us because we were late. Then we walked to the other parkplace (1.2 km) but it was very cheap- just 5 euro per day-
Great building and pleasant staff
Maintenance was a little neglected
Excellent quality/price ratio, had quiet night, room with all necessary safe included, easy to get to the station,personnel excellent, in particular Mich.
Stuff speaks a lot of languages! And they seem to be pretty fluent in all of them (German, English, Russian, Italian...). Breakfast was amazing! I am very picky when it comes to food, but the buffet provided could match everyone's taste. Sauna was included in our package, and after we reserved it, it was prepared only for the two of us. It was very nice.
I reserved a deluxe room, we came there and they placed us in a room which... well, couldn't be described as deluxe. Of course, I complained and at first they said we were in the deluxe room, since we "got slippers for free". After I lost my patience, they provided us with a bit bigger and nicer room (firstly they told us everything is already booked). At the end, everything was fine, but I was very annoyed when I saw how they were not honest with us. Maybe they took us for granted cause we are young (25 years old) and came there for only one night. But they handled it alright at the end. Besides that, stuff was very polite.
I liked the friendly and helpful reception desk people. The breakfast buffet staff were efficient and attentive to the needs of the guests. The place was clean and adequately comfortable.
I did not like the "very small room" I was placed in as a single person. This room was rather dark and it faced the TV tower and a back courtyard area. It was warm so I had the window ajar and it became loud in the late night with drinking young men...it seemed.
Needs to have air Con as it gets quite Hot in the rooms
Great personal, very nice receptionist which offers to us sooner check-in (we arrived at 8:00 a.m.!) and also breakfast. We were here two times and will come back again. Tram station is one minute by walk and two stops away from Prague Main Station/Praha Hlavni nadrazi :-)
Everything was good, maybe little expensive hotel bar :-)
Good hotel. Little away from center still worth it.
I liked the location of the hotel, close to the tram, 10 minutes from the center by tram and 30 walking. Also the breakfast was alright. Tv and Wi-fi worked alright and all of it was mostly clean.
It was definitely not a 4 star hotel, and the wellness facilities were very poor and not working properly, no jacuzzi or pool just a not very hot sauna and cold steam room. The mattresses were very uncomfortable and the double bed was made out of two mattresses which again was annoying.
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Why is it that every solution that seems to be touted involves using public funds to prop up privately owned financial institutions? The people taking the haircut should be the share and bond holders and not the taxpayer. Convert all the banks bonds to equity and you solve the problem.
@ MilovanDjias:
(Allow me to pull our debate out into he open:)
"(...) the threatened collapse of the continental financial system due primarily to Germany stupidity."
Having an Italian scolding the Germans for their economic "stupidity" is akin to Vladimir Putin lecturing the US on human rights. (And I don't even think Putin is stupid enough to do that.)
Get your own house in order for once, and stop dragging the euro zone down with you - and then Europe will listen to you again. Until then, Italy is quantité négligeable in the euro debate.
" How to save Spain"
You should change your title:
"How to save rich people (at the expense of the young future generations) all over the western world that like to take profits but not the risks".
It is deeply regrettable that TE supports corporatist policies of the worst kind that single out one section of the economy (finance) and declare it sacred. 4 years since the crisis begun and almost nothing changed.
We all know to what corporatism leads - 80-90 years ago it spurred up nationalism in Europe and widened the income gap as it does today (http://g-mond.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/topincomes/#Graphic:) with all this silly talk about the "Spaniards", "Germans" or "Greeks" when its actually all about a relatively small number of rent seekers that profit even more in the time of crisis.
The problem is not Spain, not even Greece... EU might eventually solve their problems because they are working on that and are aware of them.
The problem, I'm afraid is USA... and even Uk. They need to attract money and focussing in Euro, which obviously have structural and operational problems, are getting people to invest in their AAA Debt.
Lehman was AAA too? Who run those companies that are judging the world and pointing where to be short and speculate...
How about people work less hours that way they get to spend more time with their family and friends and improving their quality of life. That way more people will have jobs hence less burden on the state and more people with money in their pocket and more of the populaton will have a smile on their face (program that in to your simplistic spreadsheet)
The number one death bed regret is that people spent too much time working, I guess you'll be another one.
Although not a Spaniard, I am very much interested in this subject but having been otherwise engaged, I arrive late at this debate.
The world is in the worst mess it has been since the thirties. I know: I was already born then.
I will support all efforts to save Spain, a country and peoples I'm extremely fond of, as I will support all efforts to save all other troubled countries, particularly those that have not yet noticed they are in very serious circumstances.
But I would prefer the title of this article to be How to save the World .
Far more urgent.
And important.
And it would save Spain and all the others, by the way.
The Eurozone has to be resolved. There's no other way anymore. Germany, the Netherlands and Finland will not continue carrying water into holes from their wells. It's futile to even talk about mutualizing debts and banks. Waste of time.
But will the brake up of EZ mean new currencies for each country, or should it brake up into two or three, or more, currencies? There could be MedEuro, with Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Malta, and possibly Greece. Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Luxemburg, Finland and Estonia would form NorthEuro. (Belgium could decide into which one they belong).
I know, that's easier said than done. But, it seems alternatives are either a disorderly brake up of EZ, or an orderly one.
Let the banks fall. Protect the depositors.
"Spain is not much different from Greece."
Clearly you need to read again.
Nicely written, and very perceptive.
As an Irish scientist working in America these past seven years I can certainly speak to the advantages and disadvantages of the current state of Global free movement (albeit while stuck in Ireland awaiting a new visa as my lab quietly falls apart, and no progress is made on our work. I suppose I could work in Ireland, but they'd have to buy some Mass Spectrometers and those things are expensive).
There is a significant downside to this argument though, which is that the unfettered movement of unskilled populations is fueling swings to the extreme right, as they compete for low skill jobs in their new host Countries, and are met with hatred and resentment. Nazis seem to be popping up like mushrooms in September.
Junkers is credited with saying that while everyone knows what needs to be done, nobody has figured out how they can get re-elected if they do it.
That isn't a small problem. Populations have a tendency to kick over the traces and demand irrational behavior from their elected officials. If they fail to get what they want, they will elect snake-oil salesmen who promise them that the Growth Fairy will come with a magic pot of gold to make it all better.
Europe's crisis is particularly insidious, in that each Country finds itself in a mess for different reasons, so there simply isn't a "one-size-fits-all" solution.
The main advantage to the solution suggested in this article, is that it avoids adding Sovereign debt to Spain. The Spanish will have seen what happened in Ireland, and will not want to find themselves in the same situation.
A quick recap of Ireland's woes to illustrate:
1. Ireland's tiger economy preceded its adoption of the single currency, and could largely be traced back to the structural funds the Country received in 1990's, the high level of education in Ireland, and its low corporate tax rate.
2. Massive levels of immigration fueled this boom. Again, this was happening even before we joined the single currency. Immigration tends to be a VERY good thing for economies.
3. Joining the Euro allowed us to borrow money at insanely cheap rates.
Here are the things to note:
The Government did not increase its borrowing in any meaningful way. Debt to GDP stayed at roughly 20%. Had we adopted a Keynsian approach, we should have paid this debt down and gone into surplus. Easier said than done when your public sector workers are constantly threatening to go on strike unless they get more money (and this was a constant during the good years).
The Government made precisely two mistakes.
1. They deregulated the banks, allowing them to borrow vastly more than their capital reserves. There were persuasive arguments for doing this, and it didn't occur to our politicians that the banks would be so utterly stupid (Ireland's politicians were incompetent, not corrupt).
2. They guaranteed the entire bank debt, when all they needed to do was guarantee the deposits. It didn't help that the banks lied about the extent of their exposure to bad debt (who'd have thought it?).
So, the Irish taxpayer ended up footing the bill for all those greedy bankers, and suffice to say everything became a bit crap for everyone here.
Long-winded I know, but here's the salient fact:
Ireland took a bullet for Europe. Its citizens did not have to assume the bank debt. They could have simply guaranteed the deposits and told the bond-holders to go have auto-erotic carnal knowledge. This decision has not been good for us.
Nobody should assume that the Spanish will follow the Irish path to lemming paradise. Having seen what happened in Ireland, they could very well decide to let the majority of their banks die, with all the horrible Global consequences that would entail.
So while Global solutions, and an increased understanding of Globalization is definitely much to be desired in the long term...in the short term Spain needs a solution that doesn't look like the fecal sandwich Ireland is currently chewing.
The Spanish banks can't be mended until the Euro is mended.
I'm beginning to think that the only way to save the Euro is for Germany to leave and create a strong Deutchmark.
The mayor problem is that the bailed out banks, which are now in default, are those that "contributed" to Mr.Rajoy´s campaign.Again the story repeat itself:The junk investment performed by the grat banks´s brokers can not be buyed back, no matter what "financial mechanism" the OCDE,WB,FMI,ECB,etc are trying to enforce in Spain and Greece. The posible solution is not to bail up the banks,it is better to chanalize the necessary funds to the industry by using Second Floor Banks created by the local or central governments.Also, to impose an "Excess Tax" to those CEO´s of the broke corporations and banks.It is a crime against society, that a CEO receives huge compensations( active or retired)when the shareholders lost all of their savings and assets.
There is a problem with your plan,first of all Cyprus is a different nation,you cant sell something you dont own,secondly Spain is a kingdom with 17 autonomous states, such an action could start a civil war.
Anyway there are much more to take under consideration, and why sould poor south sell land, whats the difference in buying land under Greek,spanish or German law?, if you like a place go there buy land from the goverment and under their law and build.
Rather than giving billions to the banks, give billions to the home-owners who risk losing their property so that they can pay the banks.
That way, nobody needs to tie up the courts, pay lawyers extravagant fees- the banks do not need to repossess real estate they can do nothing with, the market will not remain destabilised with thousands of structures thrown up for sale and banks will be recapitalised by normal loan re-payments.
It's just an idea... how many billions will be spent on the banks now?
Please, let's not exaggerate. Just because there is no industry in Madrid (as we say in Italian, "sei mesi d'inverno e sei mesi d'inferno") does not mean there is no industry in Spain.
Getting rid of lousy politicians is always a good thing. But Spain is not "ruined". A few lousy banks are ruined and the real estate market has been destabilised for the next five years. The country will recover.
In the meantime, the Catalans have to explain how their export-rich region is now rated at junk-bond level.
Funny how what you say is realiably diametrically opposed to the truth.
According to a recent PEW poll, GERMANS are BY FAR the MOST pro-EUROPEAN nation in the EU (the biggest EU member states, the Czech Reoublic and Greece were examined):
"The crisis has exposed sharp differences between some Europeans. Germany is the most admired nation in the EU and its leader the most respected. The Germans are judged to be Europe's most hardworking people. And the Germans are the strongest supporters of both European economic integration and the European Union.
Greece is the polar opposite."
Of course the large Spanish banks must be saved if they are failing, to suggest otherwise would be absurd. Equally clear is that governments that funds the banks should get equity in return and should use their votes to replace the board and fire the top management. That will concentrate minds wonderfully.
"How to save Spain". I don't like the title of this article. The title must be changed to "how Spain to break free".
A great nation like Spain has enough capacity to make a neat coup.
I wouldn't call it cultural heritage but sense of responsability.
It's so easy to demonize banks because they've lent consumers and public sector huge amounts.
Common sense reminds you you can always say NO to something which you are being offered.
Nobody put a gun on client to finance besides its means as no one put a gun at Greece and Italy to borrow behind their means.
There is the concept of RESPONSABILITY for what you're doing.
My impression is that Southern Europeans are gladly victims when it comes to admitting responsability.
If you are stating that "people's resposability" should be called into question, I agree with you.
Spain kept within the rules the entire time it has been in the Euro. Spain's Government behaved responsibly. They didn't run large deficits. They are in trouble because they had a housing bubble, and because their Citizens ran up large amounts of personal debt.
The Country they most closely resemble at this point is Ireland, who's debt to GDP ratio prior to the collapse of their banks was 20%, and who's per-capita GDP is higher than that of Germany.
Greece lied to get into the Eurozone, relaxed their collection of taxes by as much as 60%, ran their entire Country on borrowed money, and five years into their recession have failed to implement a single reform. Their "protected" professions are still protected, their public sector is still vast (ask the Troika what happened when they told the Greeks to shed 20,000 public sector jobs).
There is no fair comparison between Spain and Greece, but Spain most assuredly is exactly where Ireland was in 2008.
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Israeli innovators receive grants to aid developing world
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Les mots valent mieux que la violence
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The core of the modern capital market is the bond market, also known as the debt market, where entities including governments (central and local), financial institutions and large companies borrow money from investors.The main difference between bonds and shares is the relationship between the investor and the investee: Bond investors have much more modest expectations than their equity counterparts; all they want from the investee is to pay them the interest on the bond and then to pay off the principle when the time comes.Equity investors, who buy shares, become actual partners in the business and want it to expand, make profits and become more valuable – and, of course, to give them part of those profits in the form of dividends.For 30 years, since inflation peaked in 1981, the bond market has been in an underlying uptrend – the longest and greatest boom ever. This means that the yield, or return, on bonds has come down steadily over that time, from the record high levels of the early eighties, to record low levels. Indeed, just last week, 10-year government bonds in the US, Germany and a few other strong economies reached their lowest-ever levels; in the American case, offering less than 1.5 percent per annum for the next 10 years (even less in Germany, Singapore, Japan and elsewhere).However, the rise in bond prices over the last few years (and the parallel fall in bond yields – prices and yields move in opposite directions; if you don't understand why, just accept it as a fact of life) has been the least-predicted event in the financial markets. Almost all the experts have been scathing toward bonds, arguing that prices are too high and must fall.Why must this happen? Because the extraordinarily low yields reflect a very low level of economic activity and/or a "flight to quality," on the part of scared and battered investors, from riskier assets such as shares. In the US, household investors have consistently sold mutual funds investing in shares over recent years and have moved money into bond funds. Institutions, too, such as pension funds, have reduced the proportion of their assets in equities and beefed up their bond portfolios.The rationale for the suspicion in which the experts held bonds was that any pickup of activity in the economy would trigger stronger demand for investment funds and would push inflation up. Both these forces would be detrimental to bonds. That was the argument of the mainstream optimists. Over in the pessimist-apocalyptic camp, the dominant view was that the massive effort by central banks to pump liquidity into their economies would inevitably cause serious inflation, which is ruinous for bonds, because these offer only nominal returns, which are vulnerable to being "eaten up" by inflation.Only a very small minority of analysts have been bullish on bonds these past few years. One is David Rosenberg, a "fundamental" economist whom I have often cited in this column. Another is Robert Prechter, head of Elliot Wave International and a leading expert on and proponent of the method of technical analysis known as Elliot Wave Theory. Rosenberg has been bearish on the markets and developed economies in general for many years, which is why he has been bullish on bonds. But Prechter has been super-bearish, downright apocalyptic on the financial markets for much longer than Rosenberg. He has therefore been extremely bullish on US Treasury bonds and other issuers still regarded as "safe."But, as of Wednesday, Prechter and his team have changed their position. They announced that they think the recent high in prices and low in yields is the end of the 30-plus-years bull market in bonds.However, the reason they think bond prices are going to fall is not because they are worried about in inflation; like Rosenberg, Prechter and company are staunch deflationists and they haven't changed their minds on that. On the contrary, they are convinced that deflationary forces are gathering strength everywhere.That, they argue, is going to be the problem with bonds. Remember, the basic requirement bond holders have from bond issuers is to repay the loan that the bond represents. Prechter believes the wave toward default, which is currently prominent in Greece but is in play across the world, is going to get much, much stronger. Most companies and governments will default in what he sees as the coming global depression.The efforts of the central banks to prevent will prove – are proving – woefully insufficient. Bond prices will fall, in many cases very significantly, because many issuers will go bust.There is therefore, finally, consensus among the apocalyptic analysts, both inflationists and deflationists: Bonds are way overpriced and are terribly vulnerable to the expected course of developments. Ironically, optimists reach the same conclusion about bonds, although from the opposite direction. Whichever way you look at it, bonds – primarily long- and mediumterm ones – are no longer the safest investments but are very dangerous. You have been email@example.com
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Klayman: If Anti-Obama 'Nonviolent Revolution' Fails, 'Surely Another Recourse Will Break Out'
Over the weekend, Larry Klayman joined Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin at a Washington D.C. rally where he repeated his mantra that people should demand President Obama "get up, to put the Quran down, to get up off his knees, and to figuratively come up with his hands out" as part of an anti-Obama uprising.
Klayman took to WorldNetDaily to warn that if his November 19 revolution "to peacefully remove this political establishment cancer" does not succeed, then "surely another recourse will break out."
"When the people are ignored and coerced into submission," Klayman writes, "and our military heroes are held out to dry and sacrificed to a Muslim enemy by a 'Muslim president' and his Republican enablers, it is only a matter of time before the people and the military rise up to remove the shackles that have been placed on them by the government."
Simply put, the "Muslim in chief" coddles the Muslim enemy over our own U.S. military men and women. Yet, almost as bad is that establishment national security Republican "experts" like Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham stand by and allow these treasonous acts to continue without saying a word.
And, all of this and more highlights why We the People must occupy Washington on Nov. 19 and come in the millions to demand the resignations of our nation's so-called leaders. Not just Obama must go, but key leaders in the Republican Party. If we do not succeed with our nonviolent revolution, surely another recourse will break out.
When the people are ignored and coerced into submission, and our military heroes are held out to dry and sacrificed to a Muslim enemy by a "Muslim president" and his Republican enablers, it is only a matter of time before the people and the military rise up to remove the shackles that have been placed on them by the government. That time is now. We the people have had enough!
Please join us in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 19. Stay tuned for more details about this nonviolent revolution designed to peacefully remove this political establishment cancer, before it kills our beloved country.
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