Swedish President Donald Drumpfberg hailed the increase as another success in creating jobs for glazers and arson investigators.

Swedish President Donald Drumpfberg hailed the increase as another success in creating jobs for glazers and arson investigators.
OMG! You mean that international markets are actually connected and affect each other?!?!?!? That's not what those brigadiers act like happens. Just think how badly world markets would be if the US economy was showing signs of the same downward trajectory. Yes, international markets are connected. It's true.Big European banks are set to report their first-quarter earnings starting next week and some investors fear that poor report cards could lead to further volatility in the stock markets.
Several analysts have raised concerns over earnings this quarter due to external challenges such as low economic growth, uncertainty over a U.S.-China trade deal, Brexit and a U-turn on major central bank policy toward more easing.
Amazing that US banks have not suffered the same fate -- considering all those tariffs that should have had a 20th century result. But we're in the 21st century now. America has had an uncanny ability to be self-sustaining because of its resources, population size, ingenuity, exceptionalism and ability to adjust its supply lines quickly.Daniel Morris, senior investment strategist at BNP Paribas, told CNBC Monday that results among European corporates in the fourth quarter of 2018 was weak.
“It was one of the lowest you had in a long time. We really didn’t notice because we were recovering from the end of December and you had the (Federal Reserve) and so on. Now, we have digested the Fed, I think we have priced in most of the (U.S.-China) trade deal so earnings are going to matter this time. And if we have such minimal beats over expectations, and of course as we know expectations are very low for this quarter, I think markets are not going to be happy with that,” Morris told CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe.”
European banks are suffering from years of weak profits, massive fines, ultra-low monetary policy and uncertainty surrounding the U.K.’s exit from the European Union. The U.S. banks, on the other hand, especially the big ones like J.P. Morgan and Citi have very strong retail operations that have kept them resilient in the face of economic headwinds.
The globalists are on the ropes in the EU.First they tried to manipulate our message in the media, then they sent the hooded vanguard of [Antifa activists] to attack us physically, and now they censor us to prevent Spaniards from hearing us.
It’s clear who calls the shots still in Spain: the separatists. Until April 28. Because a great victory for #LongLiveSpain will see those parties who wish to destroy our co-existence, constitution and homeland banned.
Wundrak is now squarely in the crosshairs -- literally -- of Antifa, which targets AfD politicos, even for assassinations."Anyone who confesses to supporting the AfD is bullied and marginalised. They also get into the focus of Antifa.
“Merkel has sworn an oath to Germany, but she already has a problem talking about a German people. She prefers to speak of ‘population’. Many German politicians struggle to profess their own nation.
“The protection of one’s own borders is no longer a priority goal. Germany is giving more and more sovereignty to the EU, the European Central Bank, to supranational organisations. I do not agree with this. The nation-state is the primary form of organisation for Germany. Where structures become too big, an undemocratic spirit quickly arises.”
Germany hasn't had "open borders" for refugees since July 2018, when Merkel abandoned the policy.More flack headed Merkel's way over her open borders in Germany and calling for it throughout the EU......
No one said it was still happening. What was said is that she's still being blamed for the results of it.jackspratt wrote: ↑August 14, 2019, 3:38 pmGermany hasn't had "open borders" for refugees since July 2018, when Merkel abandoned the policy.More flack headed Merkel's way over her open borders in Germany and calling for it throughout the EU......
https://www.france24.com/en/20180703-ge ... government
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/03/worl ... risis.html
Ah!......... good - so the record is straight now.Lone Star wrote: ↑August 14, 2019, 3:52 pmNo one said it was still happening. What was said is that she's still being blamed for the results of it.jackspratt wrote: ↑August 14, 2019, 3:38 pmGermany hasn't had "open borders" for refugees since July 2018, when Merkel abandoned the policy.More flack headed Merkel's way over her open borders in Germany and calling for it throughout the EU......
https://www.france24.com/en/20180703-ge ... government
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/03/worl ... risis.html
It was straight before you started reading what wasn't there.
And nobody (here) said it wasn't happening - certainly not Breitbart.Lone Star wrote: ↑August 14, 2019, 3:52 pmNo one said it was still happening. What was said is that she's still being blamed for the results of it.jackspratt wrote: ↑August 14, 2019, 3:38 pmGermany hasn't had "open borders" for refugees since July 2018, when Merkel abandoned the policy.More flack headed Merkel's way over her open borders in Germany and calling for it throughout the EU......
https://www.france24.com/en/20180703-ge ... government
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/03/worl ... risis.html
So just explain how refugees and illegal economic immigrants can travel throughout Mainland Europe getting from their points of illegal entry (normally, Greece and Italy and end up in the suburbs of Paris and on France's northern coast trying to jump on any truck or boat they can to get to the UK. There are no internal border checks in the Central EU Utopia.jackspratt wrote: ↑August 14, 2019, 3:38 pmGermany hasn't had "open borders" for refugees since July 2018, when Merkel abandoned the policy.More flack headed Merkel's way over her open borders in Germany and calling for it throughout the EU......
https://www.france24.com/en/20180703-ge ... government
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/03/worl ... risis.html