Budja Posted February 2, 2015 Share Posted February 2, 2015 Caves je bio inteligantan i znao je dokle da gura. Ovaj je potpuni psiho bez ikakvog osecaja za politiku. Jos ce za Citgo da se zajebe i onda ne znam gde ce naftu da preradjuje jer za njihov tip nafte mu treba USA sa kapacitetima za heavy oil refining. Psiho je sinonim za nekog zlog, podmuklog, rastrojenog tipa sa psihickim problemima. Maduro je jednostavno glup. Pogledas tu facu i sve je jasno. S te strane prava je misterija kako je dogurao doke je dogurao. OK, Cavesova podguzna muva, ali predsednik? OK, predsednik, kompromis frakcija unutar Cavesove partije. Ali zasto bas ova podguzna muva tako glupa? Link to comment
Krampa Posted February 3, 2015 Share Posted February 3, 2015 Dominique Strauss-Kahn trial: Witness testimony claims former IMF chief had orgy with 8 women in hotel suite Dodo the Pimp Link to comment
bigvlada Posted February 3, 2015 Share Posted February 3, 2015 Psiho je sinonim za nekog zlog, podmuklog, rastrojenog tipa sa psihickim problemima. Slina je jednostavno glup. Pogledas tu facu i sve je jasno. S te strane prava je misterija kako je dogurao doke je dogurao. OK, Piterova podguzna muva, ali predsednik? OK, predsednik, kompromis frakcija unutar Piterove partije. Ali zasto bas ova podguzna muva tako glupa? Srbija, 2025. Link to comment
Eraserhead Posted February 3, 2015 Share Posted February 3, 2015 (edited) Psiho je sinonim za nekog zlog, podmuklog, rastrojenog tipa sa psihickim problemima. Maduro je jednostavno glup. Pogledas tu facu i sve je jasno. S te strane prava je misterija kako je dogurao doke je dogurao. OK, Cavesova podguzna muva, ali predsednik? OK, predsednik, kompromis frakcija unutar Cavesove partije. Ali zasto bas ova podguzna muva tako glupa? Potpuno neobjasnjivo. Elem, danas ovi izaslo o Venezueli. 7 charts showing why Venezuela's economy is in shambles Ovo da postignes bas moras da se potrudis. Bice zesceg sranja tamo. Edited February 3, 2015 by Eraserhead Link to comment
Eraserhead Posted February 4, 2015 Share Posted February 4, 2015 (edited) "(Bloomberg) -- Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner mimicked the Chinese accent in a tweet, replacing r’s with l’s, as she met with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a visit to raise investment in the recession-hit South American economy. “Did they only come for lice and petloleum?” Fernandez wrote in Spanish on her Twitter account in reference to 1,000 businessmen who attended a conference where she spoke. A minute later, she wrote “sorry, the levels of ridiculousness and absurdity are so high they can only be digested with humor.”" Well, herro... Edited February 4, 2015 by Eraserhead Link to comment
Ravanelli Posted February 4, 2015 Share Posted February 4, 2015 Riba je roknula javnog tuzioca koji joj je pripremio tuzbu. Istraga je upravo u toku. Link to comment
Kampokei Posted February 4, 2015 Share Posted February 4, 2015 "(Bloomberg) -- Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner mimicked the Chinese accent in a tweet, replacing r’s with l’s, as she met with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a visit to raise investment in the recession-hit South American economy. “ Pa nije dzaba Dacic u Buenosu rekao da smo mi i Argentinci isti. Zuti ljudi piju sa Rio Plate, to je taj fazon. Link to comment
Budja Posted February 5, 2015 Share Posted February 5, 2015 Riba je roknula javnog tuzioca koji joj je pripremio tuzbu. Istraga je upravo u toku. Nije to bas toliko sigurno, koliko argentinska opozicija i Clarin na tome insistiraju. Link to comment
iDemo Posted February 5, 2015 Share Posted February 5, 2015 Ono kad se primish na pola naslova... who-gains-and-who-loses-from-plunging-oil-prices..http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2015/01/29/who-gains-and-who-loses-from-plunging-oil-prices-in-the-middle-east-and-north-africa-region?cid=ISG_E_WBWeeklyUpdate_NL Link to comment
akibono Posted February 6, 2015 Share Posted February 6, 2015 Stvari se u Argentini prilično zaoštravaju, a bogami i još ponegde u Južnoj Americi... podgrevanje u toku. Another key person in the case of the murdered Argentine prosecutor has gone missingAn intelligence officer who was asked to give testimony in the mysterious murder of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman has vanished, according to Bloomberg.Antonio Stiuso, the officer, had helped Nisman in his investigation into a decades-old terrorist attack in which 85 people died. Nisman was about to present his findings to the Argentine Legislature when he was found dead in his apartment, shot in the head.Stiuso was instrumental in helping Nisman come to his shocking determination — that the Argentine government had covered up covered up Iran's involvement in the bombing of Amia, a Jewish center in Buenos Aires, to secure an energy-for-food deal with the country.Argentine President Cristina Fernandez said Stiuso had given Nisman false information.After Nisman's death Stiuso was called in to give testimony. However, he hasn't been found at three of his registered addresses.The government has said merely that they want Stiuso to be found.All of this said, shortly after Nisman's death the government came up with its own understanding of what happened to Amia. After Nisman's death, Fernandez made her first appearance in almost a month. There she related what happened to Nisman to threats against her own life, and blamed the bombing on rogue agents in the intelligence agency.So she's decided to disband that agency.Problem solved?Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/officer-to-testify-in-nisman-case-missing-2015-2#ixzz3QxOTzPqj Brazil's corruption probe is creeping into President Rousseff's partyBrazilian federal police summoned João Vaccari Neto, the treasurer for the country's ruling political party, for questioning in a corruption probe focused on state-run oil company Petrobras on Thursday, as the investigation broadens to include political operators."We want to know about donations that he solicited, legal or illegal, from people who had contracts with Petrobras," prosecutor Carlos Fernando dos Santos Lima said at a press conference in Curitiba, where the probe is based.Police and prosecutors have found evidence that former Petrobras executives and firms that had contracts with the company funneled kickback payments to President Dilma Rousseff's Workers' Party and its allies in Congress.The probe has ballooned into Brazil's biggest-ever corruption scandal over the past year, leading to the arrest of executives at the country's top engineering firms and on Wednesday triggering the resignation of the chief executive and other senior management at Petrobras.A federal police statement said four additional arrest warrants had been served on Thursday and 18 people had been called to testify. Prosecutors said Vaccari, who has not yet been charged with any crime, was among those summoned.The latest phase of the investigation identified 11 new suspects, including Vaccari, who may have delivered funds stolen from Petrobras and the engineering firms to politicians and party operators. The scheme appears to have continued into 2014, Lima said.As treasurer for the party, Vaccari was responsible for soliciting campaign donations for Rousseff during last year's presidential election. A press spokeswoman for the Workers' Party in Brasilia said the party had no comment.Rousseff has denied any knowledge of the scheme and urged a thorough investigation, but the probe has become a major headache for her as she chaired the board of Petroleo Brasileiro SA, as the company is formally known, between 2003 and 2010 when much of the alleged graft took place.Police said some 200 officers are involved in the latest phase of the operation in the states of Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia and Santa Catarina.The investigation is based in Curitiba, where the first money-mover in the scheme was discovered. The Supreme Court in Brasilia, the only court where politicians can be tried under Brazilian law, is expected to open a case involving politicians after the carnival holiday later this month.Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/brazils-corruption-probe-is-creeping-into-president-rousseffs-party-2015-2#ixzz3QxOhjs5y Link to comment
Prospero Posted February 6, 2015 Share Posted February 6, 2015 dosta su arg i brz neslušale ameriku? Link to comment
Budja Posted February 6, 2015 Share Posted February 6, 2015 O Petrobrass se prica vec godinama jos od Lulinog vremena. Ovo je logicni potez koji je Dilma morala da uradi. Link to comment
Zaz_pi Posted February 7, 2015 Share Posted February 7, 2015 A World Overflowing With Debt 1. Debt is too high for either austerity or growth to cure Link to comment
Anduril Posted February 8, 2015 Share Posted February 8, 2015 Problem sa globalnim pumpanjem GDP-a kroz niske kamate i akcije centralnih banaka radi sprecavanja tzv. deflacije: The ECB Fears Deflation, But You Should Not Daily article february 4 2015 February 4, 2015 Frank Shostak Tags Booms and BustsGlobal EconomyMoney and Banks The European Central Bank (ECB) is planning to pump 1.1 trillion euros into the banking system to fend off price deflation and revive economic activity. The ECB president and his executive board are planning to spend 60 billion euros per month from March 2015 to September 2016. Most experts hold that the ECB must start acting aggressively against the danger of deflation. The yearly rate of growth of the consumer price index (CPI) fell to minus 0.2 percent in December 2014 from 0.3 percent in November, and 0.8 percent in December 2013. Many commentators are of the view that the ECB should initiate an aggressive phase of monetary pumping along the lines of the US central bank. Moreover the balance sheet of the ECB has in fact been shrinking. The yearly rate of growth of the ECB balance sheet stood at minus 2.1 percent in January against minus 8.5 percent in December. Note that in January last year the yearly rate of growth stood at minus 24.4 percent. ECB balance sheet — monthly The Fear: People Might Save Instead of Spend Why is a declining rate of inflation bad for economic growth? According to the popular way of thinking, declining price inflation sets in motion declining inflation expectations. This, in turn, is likely to cause consumers to postpone their buying at present and that in turn is likely to undermine the pace of economic growth. But, in fact, in order to maintain their lives and well-being, individuals must buy present goods and services. So from this perspective a fall in prices as such is not going to curtail consumer outlays. Furthermore, a fall in the growth momentum of prices is always good for the economy. A Fall in Prices Can Mean an Expansion of Real Wealth For example, an expansion of real wealth for a given stock of money is going to manifest in a decline in prices (remember a price is the amount of money per unit of real stuff), so why should this be regarded as bad for the economy? After all, what we have here is an expansion of real wealth. A fall in prices implies a rise in the purchasing power of money, and this in turn means that many more individuals can now benefit from the expansion in real wealth. What If Prices Fall As a Result of a Bust? Now, if we observe a decline in prices on account of an economic bust, which eliminates various non-productive bubble activities, why is this bad for the economy? The liquidation of non-productive bubble activities — which is associated with a decline in the growth momentum of prices of various goods previously supported by non-productive activities — is good news for wealth generation. The liquidation of bubble activities implies that less real wealth is going to be diverted to malinvestments from wealth generators. Consequently, this will enable investors to lift the pace of wealth generation. (With more wealth at their disposal they will be able to generate more wealth.) So, as one can see, a fall in price momentum is always good news for the economy since it reflects an expansion or a potential expansion in real wealth. Hence, a policy aimed at reversing a fall in the growth momentum of prices is going to undermine — not strengthen — economic growth. We hold that the various government measures of economic activity reflect monetary pumping and have nothing to do with true economic growth. An increase in monetary pumping may set in motion a stronger pace of growth in an economic measure such as gross domestic product. This stronger growth, however, should be regarded as a strengthening in the pace of economic impoverishment. It is not possible to produce genuine economic growth by means of monetary pumping and an artificial lowering of interest rates. If this could have been done, world poverty would have been erased by now. Link to comment
borris_ Posted February 10, 2015 Share Posted February 10, 2015 Izgleda da je prodaja Rafale-a Egiptu gotova stvar, 24 aviona + dodatna oprema za >5M€. Francuska je u zadnjih 6-7 mjeseci prodala vojnog materijala Egiptu za ~1,5M€ (ovo je bez Rafale-a) i da to nije sve sto zele da kupe. Da vidimo sta ce Bilt da kaze. Link to comment
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