Shogun Tow Ball Mounting

Hungary decides Bank tax: IMF gets the chair placed in front of the door

by Daniel Neun Height of 25.1 billion dollars put on hold. On Monday, soon after the start of trading in the money markets in Europe, the Hungarian stock market had crashed on the opening just around 4.3 percent. The Hungarian currency forint lost three percent, Hungarian government bonds were sold off. On Monday evening, drew the Hungarian government in part: The bank tax is from 2011 called into question, Minister Gyorgy Matolcsy. (IMF, EU and Hungary blackmail banks: Bank control called into question, June 19) On Wednesday then Prime Minister Viktor Orban (Fidesz) had visited Germany. He emphasized to the press that he saw "no sense" more in talks with the IMF (2):

"Hungary and the International Monetary Fund have a deal that expires in October. . So it does not make sense long-term issues to deal with the IMF "

In the course of Thursday, the IMF was then articulated: they could" at any time "to resume talks with Hungary, it was said in Washington (3). It was no more. Even before the vote, Prime Minister Orban announced to establish the "economic sovereignty" of Hungary again. (Bank Tax: Hungary wants to "restore economic sovereignty")

Hungary's Prime Minister had already announced on Wednesday in Berlin, held with the IMF now only want to negotiate with the EU. In addition to Chancellor Angela Merkel, Orban also had the infamous "German Society for Foreign Policy met (4). DGAP, which has gone up in the war years since 2001 the most important foreign policy advisory board of the German Federal Government had declared in January this year, the Berlin Republic take the world too much regard for moral and domestic concerns and are therefore considered "nation in self-imposed restraints." DGAP therefore call a "National Security Strategy" and a "National Security" (5).

It is unrealistic to suppose that these bodies and their imperial plans to fly quickly to where they belong: in the trash heap of history.

Hungary, however, is to be hoped that, in fact, restore its sovereignty and Washington not simply replaced with Berlin and Brussels.

Sources:
(1)
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/23/business/global/23forint.html

(2)
http://www.novinite.com/view_news. php? id = 118 370

(3) http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSNLLMIE6A120100722
(4) http://www.euractiv.de/zukunft-und-reformen/artikel/orban- if-the-elephant-dance-will-003 412
(5) http://www.german-foreign-policy.com/de/fulltext/57709