GEAB No. 34 Public Announcement Available

[Pidgey]

This just in:

http://www.leap2020.eu/GEAB-N-34-is-available!-Summer-2009-The-international-monetary-system-s-breakdown-is-underway_a3129.html

TSHitsTF summer, 2009

[picasso moon]

"Page not found".

[Pidgey]

I was already in the process of fixing it.

Try it again.

[great769]

 Wow that cannot be good.
Tom

[PacifikDreamer]

"Things about to get interesting, right about now"  -- Bobby Dylan

[motherearth]

Pidgey,
What does the article on gold say?
It is referenced in this article and is hi-lighted on the right hand margin.

( Pacifikdreamer...I finally bought a Bob Dylan c.d. thanks to you guys. He is great. No wonder he's famous  )

[Pidgey]

Pidgey,
What does the article on gold say?
It is referenced in this article and is hi-lighted on the right hand margin.

( Pacifikdreamer...I finally bought a Bob Dylan c.d. thanks to you guys. He is great. No wonder he's famous  )

Don't know... looks like it'd cost 200 Euros to find out...

[picasso moon]

"They" (actually, i get the feeling LEAP2020 is the work of a single person) have been spectacularly wrong about European capital being able to avoid the worst of it, but the bulletin still makes for good reading, "they" were predicting a crisis long before others even contemplated it.

[Pidgey]

They seem to exclude The City (London Financial District) and Eastern Europe, too.

[motherearth]

Thanks Pidgey, I thought you had a subscription.

[Ty Fjoyd]

I like the way LEAP categorizes US T-bonds as "toxic" assets.  I never thought of T-bonds as "toxic" before, but that's exactly what they are to China over the long-term.

[slow_dazzle]

They seem to exclude The City (London Financial District) and Eastern Europe, too.

I don't have any real evidence for holding this opinion. However, I suspect LEAP represents the views of Old Europe, by which I mean the strand of European opinion, that is antipathetic to the Anglo-American alliance's approach to the economic crisis. Not sure what to think about their possible ignoring of Eastern Europe. Now you mention it, you could be right about Eastern Europe not featuring in their analyses. I must read their stuff again.

They have been successful in some of their predictions; way out in others.

[Pidgey]

They seem to exclude The City (London Financial District) and Eastern Europe, too.

I don't have any real evidence for holding this opinion. However, I suspect LEAP represents the views of Old Europe, by which I mean the strand of European opinion, that is antipathetic to the Anglo-American alliance's approach to the economic crisis. Not sure what to think about their possible ignoring of Eastern Europe. Now you mention it, you could be right about Eastern Europe not featuring in their analyses. I must read their stuff again.

They have been successful in some of their predictions; way out in others.

For more on that, read this public announcement:

http://www.leap2020.eu/GEAB-N-33-is-available!-Growing-Transatlantic-tensions-on-the-eve-of-the-G20-summit-An-illustration-of-Wall-Street-s-and_a2940.html

[Thecomingdepression]

The private confidential report is more extensive and is quite gloomy. Thanks Andre for that email..

[slow_dazzle]

They seem to exclude The City (London Financial District) and Eastern Europe, too.

I don't have any real evidence for holding this opinion. However, I suspect LEAP represents the views of Old Europe, by which I mean the strand of European opinion, that is antipathetic to the Anglo-American alliance's approach to the economic crisis. Not sure what to think about their possible ignoring of Eastern Europe. Now you mention it, you could be right about Eastern Europe not featuring in their analyses. I must read their stuff again.

They have been successful in some of their predictions; way out in others.

For more on that, read this public announcement:

http://www.leap2020.eu/GEAB-N-33-is-available!-Growing-Transatlantic-tensions-on-the-eve-of-the-G20-summit-An-illustration-of-Wall-Street-s-and_a2940.html

Aye Pidgey, I read the article a wee while ago. It was partly why I suspect that LEAP represents Old Europe. Difficult to avoid reaching such a conclusion, after reading the article you posted.