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01/03/2010 - 06:20
does anyone have a chocky milkshake without icecream or a blender?? please ?
05/30/2010 - 19:29
This Recipe is great! Although, when I first made it, it was too runny, so I added some crushed ice to the blender, crushed it some more, and it came out much better!

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@hedgefundguy, at this stage of the game sharia law in Egypt is old news. The unspoken truth is that parts of East London are under heavy influence of sharia, and sharia courts function normally in the Muslim communities at the margin of Civil Law throughout the UK.
It seems that there has been government initiative to examine the situation but somehow it was stopped.
Don't worry about Egypt because Egypt has been Muslim for a very long time. The real news is that the UK will be an Asian Muslim country in about 50 years' time, if not before. And this is only the situation in the UK. I don't know the situation in other European countries.
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Ben Carson: "I'm not sure that anybody wants to put themselves in that kind of horrible and stressful situation, that has never been a goal of mine." (POLITICO)
Hillary Clinton: "I've known a lot of presidents over the course of the last many decades … And it is such a hard job … It is such a challenging job … you can easily lose touch with what's real, what's authentic, who you were before you were sworn in to office." (POLITICO)
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Chris Christie: "Patrick goes to a great school that he really likes, and he kind of sat down and figured out that he'd be in the middle of high school if I ran for president and won. He said, 'Well, I'd be able to keep going to my school, right?' Like, well, no. I mean, we have to move…to the White House? In Washington. You'd pretty much have to come with us. And that pretty much put him off; he's off the bandwagon now. [And] Sarah would be in the middle of college. Not so much in favor. You know, the whole idea of Secret Service agents living in your dorm?" (NJ.com)
Jeb Bush: "Can I do it where the sacrifice for my family is tolerable?… It's a pretty ugly business right now. So I'm not saying, 'Oh, woe is me.' Don't get me wrong. There's a level under which I would never subjugate my family because that's my organizing principle, that's my life. I think people kind of appreciate that. So, I'm sorting that out." (POLITICO)
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Stand in contrast to GOP senators likely to run in 2016
At the Boca Raton Resort & Club last week, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and his entourage could hardly walk 10 yards without getting stopped. Mobbed by lobbyists and operatives in the opulent hallways and by donors in ornate meetings rooms, the outgoing chairman of the Republican Governors Association was crowded by well-wishers expressing hope he'd run for president after raising $106 million and picking up seats in Democratic states this November. Each time his response was some variation on the same: "Thanks, I'll get back to you."
For now, that might as well be Christie's campaign slogan. While 2016 presidential hopefuls such as Sen. Rand Paul and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are moving ahead with White House runs, Christie and other Republican governors are biding their time. None will declare their campaigns before the New Year, and most are looking even later into 2015 to announce.
That doesn't mean they're standing still. The six governors looking at White House runs are doing their fair share of thinking and talking about 2016. Christie, Ohio's John Kasich, Wisconsin's Scott Walker, Louisiana's Bobby Jindal, Indiana's Mike Pence and Texas' Rick Perry are all openly flirting with presidential runs.
Behind closed doors at the resort's yacht club and meeting rooms, the would-be candidates are mingling with donors and lobbyists, as staffs keep careful eye on the potential competition.
To be fair, the difference between running and not running can be hard to parse. Only former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb has officially announced an exploratory committee to run and he's actually doing much less campaigning than candidates who coyly say they haven't made a decision.
But the contrast between the approach of the governors and the rest of the field is striking. Two of the three senators eyeing the White House, Kentucky's Rand Paul and Texas' Ted Cruz, have been frequenting early states for months as they work to hire staff. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio has promised a decision in weeks.
The governors, meanwhile, have largely kept to their existing team of advisors, and while they've traveled to the early states, have not as aggressively recruited operatives on the ground.
Veteran Republican operatives and the potential candidates themselves described little rush among the six governors to dive in the 2016 race. "If there was 2016 news here, it was how slow they're moving," said one operative at the meeting after conversations with multiple governors and staff.
"For senators, it's easy to run for president," said one veteran presidential operative currently sitting on the 2016 sidelines. "They just have to decide how to vote in between long recesses. For governors, their jobs likely make them better presidents, but make it harder to run for president because they're managing massive organizations."
The reasons for their delaying are myriad: finding space to run in a crowded field, the need to build support among skeptical donors, and doing their day jobs.
Donors at the meeting told governors they were in no rush to open their wallets after more than $1 billion was spent helping the GOP win earlier this month, according to several individuals involved in private meetings at the conference.
"I don't think any governor is in a hurry to start the 2016 campaign," said Republican operative Henry Barbour. "And even if you are somebody who was thinking about running in 2016 and were out calling donors right now, all you're going to get is pushback. Very, very few people are willing to sign up at this point."
The 2016 GOP nominating contest is poised to be the party's most divisive in recent memory, with no less than 15 Republicans seriously contemplating bids for the White House. One key reason for the slow start to the governors' primary is that they're jockeying among each other to find a rationale to run that's different than their colleagues'. "To me they're interchangeable," one veteran GOP operative said on the condition of anonymity because he is advising multiple candidates. "They fill the same space.
"They need something beyond I'm a governor and I get stuff done, because that's what they're all going to say," the operative said.
Hanging over their heads is Jeb Bush's decision, believing he will instantly attract many large-dollar donors. But his candidacy appears increasingly less likely.
Five of the six governors must present and pass budgets and handle legislative sessions next year. Multiple governors told TIME they would wait until after their legislative sessions conclude before making any final determinations.
Wisconsin's Walker has proven to be among the most enthused about running for president after surviving a close re-election battle this fall. He said he too will wait until the late spring to make up his mind, but he is already discussing broadening his staff and expanding his federal operations. "Walker is leaning into this thing far more than people expected," said one person familiar with his plans.
And Texas' Perry, who will leave office in January, must first sort out his indictment in a long shot abuse of power case against him.
But just because they are taking their time announcing, that doesn't mean they aren't already plotting against the completion.
On a panel of governors contemplating a run for the White House, (except for Christie, who sat out the Chuck Todd-moderated event), Kasich cast himself as the moderate reformer, embracing the Common Core education standards and expressing openness to a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. He and Walker repeatedly quibbled over history, which Kasich lived as a member of Congress, as the Ohio governor corrected the younger Midwesterner sitting to his right on the details of the 1995-96 government budget fight.
At a press conference last Wednesday, Christie was asked about the potential for drama running against five "colleagues."
"No, no pacts," Christie said, joking about the potential rival sitting to his left: "I haven't seen Pence in the corner making any pacts with anybody, but I'll be watching. … I don't think any of us has a secret handshake or a blood oath for what we will do and what we won't do."
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As President Barack Obama prepares to announce executive action on immigration reform in a Thursday evening primetime address to the nation, he is already facing criticism from many of his would-be replacements.
At the annual retreat of the Republican Governors Association, a cohort of governors eyeing bids at the White House blasted Obama's planned announcement even as they were silent on any counter-proposals to address the President's concerns. The immigration debate, operatives in both parties say, is likely to be front-and-center in 2016.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence called Obama's forthcoming announcement a "profound mistake." Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal called it "the height of arrogance for this president to go around the Congress." Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said someone should sue to stop it. Texas Gov. Rick Perry said that his state would.
But the governors were by-and-large loath to offer their own vision for how to address the nation's immigration issues. In 2013, after the party's 2012 defeat, the Republican National Committee identified immigration reform as a must-pass issue for the GOP. But the GOP successfully bet on an older, whiter electorate in 2014 to justify the delay internally. House Republicans have refused to take up a bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform bill that passed the Senate in 2013, a move that Obama has said prompted his unilateral action.
The only apparent consensus among the governors was that Obama was going down the wrong path and should first deal with securing the border. "You will not get Americans to support an immigration reform bill until—not together, but until—the border is secure," Perry said.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said he would wait to see what Obama announced before weighing in. "We will have to wait and see what he says and what he does and what the legal implications are," he said.
The governors encouraged congressional Republicans to avoid a government funding show-down this December over Obama's immigration actions, saying a shutdown would be counterproductive. Christie said he has "confidence" in Speaker of the House John Boehner and Majority Leader-elect Mitch McConnell can keep the government open. "All this kind of hysteria about shutdown to me is just people wanting to make news," Christie added. "I wouldn't push a shutdown, I think you go to court," Walker said.
Pence called on Republicans to use the budget process to push back against Obama's action. "The president has an opportunity now to work with the Congress after it convenes in January and to find a piece-by-piece approach in dealing with the issue of immigration reform," he said. "The power of the Congress is the power of the purse."
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Wednesday the action would affect "millions," while advocates familiar with the action say roughly five million will be affected.
Asked about specific immigration reform proposals, Christie repeatedly declined to weigh in. "If I run [for president], we'll see," he said. "If I were to run for president, I would then articulate the basis for my candidacy."
Only Kasich explicitly stated he was open to a pathway to citizenship for those in the U.S. illegally. "I'm open to it, I will tell you that," he said.
"There already is a path to citizenship in this country and I would suggest it shouldn't be changed," Perry said, breaking with Kasich.
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"I never had Ebola," Hickox wrote (original emphasis hers) in a Monday op-ed in the Guardian, "so please stop calling me "the Ebola Nurse" – now!"
Hickox accused Governors Chris Christie and Paul LePage, of New Jersey and Maine respectively, of imposing "overzealous" quarantines and exaggerating the risks posed by asymptomatic health workers.
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The Starting Gun: Your Guide to the 2016 GOP Primary Field
Too soon? The candidates have been preparing campaigns for months
Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus has been working for years to bring order to the 2016 nominating process. He's increased penalties for states that try to move up their primaries and caucuses, threatened to punish candidates who participate in debates not sanctioned by the party, and moved the convention to mid-summer, allowing for a longer general election season.
But Priebus has no control over who decides to run. And as the starting gun sounds on 2016, all signs point to another unwieldy pack of candidates competing, in many cases, for the same segments of their party.
Here is a look at the top contenders openly considering a run.
Jeb Bush: The Other Son
At a recent event in Washington, former President George W. Bush made a pitch for his brother's candidacy before a group of skeptical GOP donors. "What's the difference if it's Bush-Clinton-Bush-Obama-Clinton or Bush-Clinton-Bush-Obama-Bush?" he said. That's the question many Republicans are asking as they look to former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush to enter the race. His family is rallying around. His donor ties remain deep. The question is whether he has a path to the nomination. Out of office for more than a decade, the avowed immigration and education reformer now finds himself out of step with his party's most conservative voters. But he has a case to make that he was born to take on Hillary Clinton.
Scott Walker: The Main Street Fighter
No one got louder cheers at the 2012 Republican convention than Wisconsin Gov. Walker, the man who had taken on what he likes to call the "big government union bosses" in his state and won. Collective bargaining rights were curtailed for state teachers and other workers, and Walker survived a union-backed effort to recall him. This year's reelection tight at times, but he pulled off a victory. Now he can focus on the message he has been trying to hone as a candidate on the national level. He will present himself as a common-sense Republican from Main Street—far from the dysfunction of Washington.
Rand Paul: The Reinventor
No modern Republican nomination fight would be complete without a Paul on the stage, but the next generation of the political dynasty doesn't look or talk like the last. Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul has been touring the country with his new vision for growing the party with "libertarianish" ideas that appeal beyond the current GOP base. "The Republican Party brand sucks," he said on a recent visit to Detroit, a line that is certain to reemerge again. His father, Ron Paul, ran as a principled prophet, uninterested in doing the difficult work of building a winning coalition. The same cannot be said for the son.
Mike Pence: The Stalwart
A Midwestern governor with years in House leadership under his belt, Pence has standing with social conservatives, fiscal credibility and deep ties to the party's money men, especially the Koch fundraising network. He's also got a feel for the national mood—note his quick and early decision to pull Indiana out of the Common Core state standards—and a slashing style on the stump honed by stints in talk radio. Pence would have to overcome questions about his decision to expand Medicaid in Indiana, but count him as a sleeper threat.
Rick Santorum: The Believer
With little money, no pollster and few staff, Santorum spent months crisscrossing Iowa in 2011, fueled by faith that his candidacy would catch on. And it did. The former Pennsylvania senator pulled an upset in the caucuses and went on to win 11 states, finishing runner-up in the nominating contest to Mitt Romney. Now Santorum, who's been running a Christian movie studio, sounds ready to try again with a campaign that would marry his religious conservatism to an economic message geared toward blue-collar populists. Pundits have written him off again, but there is no sign his faith is wavering.
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After a 2013 landslide reelection election in a blue state, the take-no-bull governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, was considered a frontrunner. He had taken on teacher's unions and public pensions while balancing the budget and creating jobs. Then allegations surfaced that his staff closed down lanes on the George Washington Bridge for political retribution, and ratings agencies started delivering bad news about his state's finances. Christie never stopped trudging forward, and he has yet to curb his abrasive stump persona, which could become a problem in the heckler-filled primary state. But as Chair of the Republican Governor's Association, with lots of New York area donors in his pocket, he will certainly be a contender.
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"Oops." That one word killed Texas Gov. Rick Perry's 2012 presidential campaign, a clumsy, last-minute shot at the nomination from the start. But he has persevered, making repeated trips to the early primary states as his governorship winds down. This time around, with a new pair of glasses, Perry is out to show that he's smarter than you may think. Thus far he's been winning rave reviews, despite a recent indictment on two felony charges for allegedly abusing his power in pressuring a local district attorney to resign. Perry's a long shot in 2016, but he's keen to rewrite his political obituary.
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Marco Rubio has made a career as the fresh face with an all-American story, the "son of exiles" who lived the dream of hard work and upward mobility. In 2010, that message won statewide in Florida, and Rubio has been carefully building the legislative record of a presidential candidate. He backed bipartisan immigration reform, before blaming its failure on Democrats, and has spent months laying out a hawkish vision of foreign policy far closer to John McCain than Rand Paul. Whether he makes a comeback depends on which end of the Republican Party wins its existential struggle on immigration reform. But Rubio remains popular with young and minority voters that other Republicans struggle to reach.
Mike Huckabee: The Pastor
Eight years ago, Mike Huckabee was an Arkansas Governor with no money or political machine, betting bible-belt charisma and conservative populism could make him President. His 2008 campaign won Iowa, showed in New Hampshire and placed in South Carolina. It also earned him a TV show on Fox News, which Republican primary voters have been watching each Saturday nights for six years. With the new national profile and a heap of lessons learned, he has begun to bring his hardscrabble campaign crew back together, with an eye at trying again, this time with the money and organization he needs. He spent his youth as a radio and television broadcaster, and few are more comfortable before a camera. Watch for him in the debates.
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The fast-talking Louisiana Gov. got off to a rough start on the national stage in 2009, when he delivered a lumbering response to President Barack Obama's first address to the nation. But Jindal is hoping to reintroduce himself to the nation as the party's ideas man. Warning that the GOP needs to stop being the "stupid party," Jindal has been most aggressive among 2016 contenders at putting policy proposals up front, and has proven to be an influencer with GOP candidates nationwide. In moves meant to please the base Jindal embraced the cast of Duck Dynasty and flip-flopped on Common Core education standards. Look for him to push his opponents to lay out specific policy plans—if he can get noticed.
John Kasich: The Pragmatist
Just two years ago, Ohio Gov. John Kasich was politically down for the count. His popularity plummeted as he tried to revamp the state's collective bargaining rules and he earned the ire of conservatives for embracing Medicaid expansion from Obamacare. But on Tuesday, Kasich, a former chairman of the House Budget Committee, pulled off a massive victory in the swingiest of swing states that has the 2016 bells ringing. Kasich made an early unsuccessful bid for the White House in 2000, and is likely to let the field develop this time around before making any decisions. If he does run, expect him to highlight his state's economic recovery and his education reform plans.
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The nurse who publicly fought two states over a controversial quarantine policy for health workers returning to the U.S. from Ebola-affected countries said Monday that she felt compelled to act after seeing a lack of leadership on the issue.
"The more I thought about the fact that these policies are being made by politicians, really not the experts in the field, the more I felt like I had no choice but to fight back," Kaci Hickox told CNN, adding that the U.S. would be better served by "evidence-based policies," not "knee-jerk reactions."
Hickox was temporarily quarantined against her wishes in Newark, New Jersey, last month after returning from treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone. She showed no symptoms and tested negative for the disease. In a media blitz during her quarantine, which aimed to limit her interaction with the public during the virus' 21-day incubation period, she decried her detainment as political and unnecessary.
She returned to her home state of Maine after being let go and quickly received media attention as she moved freely. Officials in Maine similarly tried to quarantine her, but a court ruled Hickox didn't need to abide by the state's wish. Still, Hickcox and the state reached a voluntary agreement Monday to stay out of public and "respect their wishes."
"The truth is I completely understand that this town has been through a lot and there's still a lot of fears and misinformation out there," she said. "I think we need to start addressing those issues."
Jindal Joins Democrats in Criticizing Christie Outburst
Little love lost between the two 2016 Republican contenders
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's "bully" image is coming under bipartisan attack this week, as the likely 2016 hopeful is crisscrossing the nation this weekend in a final campaign to help elect Republican governors before Tuesday's midterm elections.
An incident Wednesday when the outspoken governor told a protester to "sit down and shut up" at an event marking the anniversary of Hurricane Sandy quickly became cable news fodder and fed into Democratic attacks. But it has also exposed a gap on his right flank, with Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal distancing himself from Christie on Fox News Friday. "I do things differently," Jindal, another likely presidential candidate said. "Look here in the South we do things maybe a little differently."
As host Neil Cavuto pressed, Jindal continued his critique. "Chris can explain his own words," he said. "I did say after the last presidential election, if we want voters to like us, we have got to like them first."
There is little love lost between the two ambitious governors, who clashed over the chairmanship of the Republican Governors Association, and Christie's brash persona has been essential to his political identity on the national stage. His clashes with public employees as he pushed through pension reform legislation in his first term made him a household name across the country.
Meanwhile, Democratic opposition research group American Bridge released a video Thursday collecting many of Christie's outbursts.


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Canada 55th on info release
Harper government rejects report in memo withheld for five months
OTTAWA -- The Harper government is dismissing a report that ranks it 55th in the world for upholding freedom of information, saying it has a sterling record for openness.
But a four-page document outlining the federal rebuttal took five months to release after a request under the Access to Information Act -- underscoring the very delay problem that contributed to Canada's dismal ranking.
A human-rights group based in Halifax has issued three report cards since 2011 on Canada's anemic standing in the world with regard to so-called right-to-know legislation.
The Centre for Law and Democracy used a 61-point tool to measure Canada's legislation against that of other countries, in co-operation with Madrid-based Access Info Europe.
Canada's standing in September 2011 was 40th of 89 countries, fell to 51st in June last year, then to 55th of 93 countries last September, behind Mongolia and Colombia.
"While standards around the world have advanced, Canada's access laws have stagnated and sometimes even regressed," the centre concluded, noting Canada was a world leader in 1983 when its federal information law came into force.
The research won praise from Canada's information commissioner, Suzanne Legault, who said "the analysis that this group has done is going to be a really useful tool" in her own investigation of freedom-of-information issues.
But an internal memo last summer to Treasury Board President Tony Clement cites the report's "weaknesses," saying the methodology "does not allow for an accurate comparison of the openness of a society and of its government."
The memo from Michelle d'Auray, then secretary of the Treasury Board, which oversees the access-to-information system, noted the report did not take into account the government's proactive disclosure of information, the 2006 expansion of the act to cover some 250 additional entities such as Crown corporations, or years of court rulings that reinforce citizens' right to information.
The internal memo was among a group of records requested from Treasury Board last September by The Canadian Press under the Access to Information Act.
The law requires a response within 30 days, but the agency gave itself a 120-day extension -- four additional months -- so it could consult the Privy Council Office, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's department.
The report card from the Centre for Law and Democracy found such unilateral, lengthy extensions are invoked too often by federal departments, calling delay a "classical way of effectively denying requests."
"Public authorities should be limited to one extension of no more than 30 days, applicable only in appropriate cases," the centre said in a key recommendation for reform.
In December last year, Clement released 2011-2012 statistics on the operation of the Access to Information Act, saying the numbers helped demonstrate "our government is the most transparent government in Canadian history."
But Legault, referring to the same statistics, said too many departments were granting themselves generous time extensions for responses, among other problems.
The Centre for Law and Democracy responded to Treasury Board's critique of its methodology, in particular to the claim the Harper government's proactive disclosure of some information should have earned points.
"Although proactive disclosure is important, it does not guarantee access to categories of sensitive information -- such as information which could expose significant malfeasance or which is embarrassing for government -- which are essential to real public accountability," says a note provided to The Canadian Press by Michael Karanicolas and Toby Mendel.
The note adds that even were the government's critiques "correct, which they are not, (they) would alter Canada's score by only a couple of points."
-- The Canadian Press
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On Monday. April 14, St. Patrick Hospital issued a news release that the Providence medical facility will soon be offering obstetrics and newborn care.
President and CEO of Missoula Community Medical Center, Steve Carlson, said on Friday, March 28, that the hospital has been purchased by Billings Clinic and RegionalCare Hospital Partners.
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So, at a conference the bell would go on the chair, right?
There seems to be a near total lack of originality in dealing with Greece, not the least by Greece itself. A sovereign entity has remarkable powers up to and including life and death over it's citizens, yet Greece is treated like a somewhat intractable corporation and the Greek politicians obligingly play the part as Rome (or Athens in this case) burns around them.
Perhaps the politicians in Brussels are terrified of Pandora's box, if Greece had a real leader that could stand on his or her hind legs that leader might actually go far beyond what the Prussian-Franco axis (lets face it, Germany is the lead fiddle playing the IMF and ECB) persists in peddling. Greece (and Spain, and Portugal, and Italy, and yes even France) have far more power to create solutions than they are courageous enough to use.
The problem is obvious, but it appears that applying solutions today that did not work yesterday is not a recipe for success. Perhaps it is time for someone to actually innovate instead of simply being an entitled politician and reacting with obsolete text book "solutions". (I could make many suggestions, but it is far more interesting to leave the topic open and see what pops up)
There are so many cliches!
When a country refuses to address its obligations, what is the least damaging way for them to exit the euro. "Least damaging" both for them and for the rest of the zone?
Do they agree that the only long-term solution to the crisis is 'more europe' i.e greater economic governance by the EU in exchange for the ECB becoming lender of last resort/mutualisation of EU debt/greater central fiscal spending to offset savage cuts in the perpihery?
It looks at this point that sovereign debts cannot be paid back: the whole debt structure is simply too huge for any EU member, especially for countries such as France that has not been able to balance any budget for decades. Any overall policy for the euro zone should take this likely fact into account. Whatever austerity measures, deficits are likely to grow anyway.
If sovereign debt cannot be reimbursed then what will happen?
Massive asset write-downs? (i.e. «gradual controlled defaults» ). Eventually, in this scenario, debts will simply «evaporate» from financial institutions' balance sheet. This would seem to be the least dangerous solution for euro members. By cleaning up everybody's debt structure, European countries might be able to start somewhat afresh and think more in terms of growth. This is «massive wealth destruction» as one analyst put it, but it might avoid other less appealing solutions.
Massive money printing? If no global debt restructuring is in sight, then the ECB may be tempted to print enough money to cover every one in trouble. I guess then that severe euro devaluation would follow, along with very high inflation. After all, this is what central banks usually do.
Massive sovereign defaults? No agreement on debt reduction. No agreement on monetary easing. Then we're faced with the possibility of uncontrolled defaults cascading and contaminating the whole euro financial complex.
My question is: are these plausible outcomes? And what is the most probable scenario?
How can we accelerate growth of demand for EU goods and services in Asia and S. America?
How can the EU benefit from the growth of emerging markets?
Does the EU need free trade zones?
What are the alternatives to the Tobin tax? What do you and they think of a tax which increases exponentially (~^1.01) with each transaction?
How can we come down on harmful speculation without interfering in honest business?
How can the financial industry become more respected and trusted? Alternatively, how can banks avoid becoming pinatas?
Clearly, the core dysfunction of the Euro was in not following Snake, Snake II and ERM in allowing a tolerance of divergence, in which the value set on each member state's currency, on entry would be weighted.
Therefore, as member state's economic performance moved ahead or regressed, they were stuck with the One-Size-Fits-All policy and value, which, over time, moved significantly away, from each other.
Even Managed Flexibility had to recognise weighting shift, as IMF member economies recovered from WWII and it was unrealistic to hold member currencies at the same peg to the US dollar in perpetuity, without allowing some level of divergence.
Empirically, since Spain clearly suffers a Public Debt to GDP ratio which is lower than Germany or France, it is the internal economy which is far out of step, rather than as with Italy, Greece, Ireland et al debt-driven austerity as a primary cause.
Therefore in order to stabilise and regularise the Euro mechanism and ensure a continuum,creating divergence tolerances must be a critical key.
Are banks going to confiscate the retirement savings and pensions of an entire generation to bail banks out? Will banks print another bubble to bail banks out of the housing bubble?
Is there any reliable way for citizens to protect themselves from the printing press?
1. Apart from the actual (solvency) issues, how do they envisage to deal with the (growing) imbalances caused by different productivity growth rates (aka deflation in the periphery) going forward? Without complete fiscal union and abolition of national governments?
2. How do they envisage to deal with the political consequences following a potential Euro break up, aka Germany re-creates a strong currency and France is faced with a devaluing Franc or Euro?
Please re-phrase to more diplomatic wording, if necessary
Assuming that Greece will default and exit the Eurozone in the near future, was anything gained by delaying this event by two years or would Greece and the Eurozone have been better off if Greece had defaulted right away in early 2010?
In a 1998 publication
Marc Flandreau, Jacques Le Cacheux and Frédéric Zumer conclude from historical experience with the gold standard in Europe that inflation is a necessary ingredient for currency unions to survive while deflation inevitably results in sovereign debt crises. Is there any lesson to be learned for the Eurozone today, and if not, why?
How will the generational wage gap affect the abilities of different governments to meet their debt obligations?
How long do they expect youth unemployment to remain so high and how would they lower it?
How can property prices be deflated without causing more pain? How can we avoid another property bubble?
How can the EU become and remain a more competitive environment to work or hire?
When will I make more money?
How many and for what total value do each of the EU zone countries have in derivatives?
Two questions:
#1: Where is the Spanish government getting the funds for its partial-nationalization of BFA Bankia?
#2: Will the ECB take any action to alleviate the credit crunch that the Spanish PM recently reported in that country?
Enjoy the conference.
Good questions, thanks
I'd like to extend these two good questions a little ...
#1: Where is the Spanish government getting the funds for its partial-nationalization of BFA Bankia, and any of the other banks or cajas that may well need the same treatment, and how much could all this come to? (Just knowing this would help some, I suspect.)
#2: Will the ECB take any action to alleviate the credit crunch that the Spanish PM recently reported in that country, and, if so, in what way or ways? (Again, knowing how would probably help some.)
And same again, enjoy the conference.
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