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Friday, March 26, 2010
Phil Flynn: Greece is Bad. Very, Very Bad!
Trichet trashed Greece. ECB head Jean Claude Trichet read Greece the riot act reversing course on the strengthening Euro and making the world think twice about a happy outcome after this Greek tragedy. Trichet scolded that Euro zone states need to be more responsible. ‘Everything going in the direction of euro zone members shying away from responsibilities is bad in our eyes”. How bad? Well “If the IMF or some other body exercises the responsibility in lieu of the Euro group or instead of governments, it is evidently very, very bad," he said. (Gee I wonder who he’s talking about.)
Trichet also said that the “mistake” of giving false figures must not be repeated. (Mistake? We have people in jail that made that type of mistake.) Trichet warned that Euro Zone countries must not an abandon an inch of their current responsibility (which probably confused many members that are on the metric system. He should have said that they should not abandon 2.54 centimeters of their current responsibility).
Of course that responsibility is to the Maastricht Treaty. You know that the one that led to the creation of the euro currency and also created what is called “the pillar structure of the European Community”. It was also the treaty that says countries belonging to the common currency zone year on year borrowing could not exceed 3 percent of GDP and that a country's total debt could not exceed 60 percent of its economic output.....Read the entire article.
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