Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: 300 mld di euro cercansi

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/markets/article4864032.ece
France heaped pressure on Gordon Brown last night by floating an ambitious 
plan for a ?300 billion (�237 billion) bailout fund to rescue crippled banks 
across Europe.
As the world held its breath on the fate of America's $700 billion bank 
bailout plan, President Sarkozy was seeking the backing of European leaders 
for his own lifeboat.
Mr Brown also faced demands for action from British banks, furious that the 
Irish Republic's unilateral guarantee of all bank savings on Tuesday was 
robbing them of precious deposits. The British Bankers' Association, which 
represents high street banks, said that the move was anti-competitive and 
that it was raising the issue with Dublin. Some banks would like to see the 
UK respond with its own explicit guarantee.
The Prime Minister has begun to set up an emergency committee to take charge 
of Britain's response to the crisis. The body will be similar to Cobra, 
which is composed of ministers and government officials and meets regularly 
during crises such as last summer's floods. Its secretariat will be run from 
the Cabinet Office.
Mr Sarkozy, whose country holds the European presidency, is seeking Mr Brown's 
support before an emergency summit, scheduled tentatively for Saturday, with 
Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian Prime Minister, and Angela Merkel, the German 
Chancellor. His proposal was greeted with scepticism in Britain and outright 
hostility in Germany. It appears to involve the creation of a Europe-wide 
emergency fund that would be used to prop up banks when national governments 
are unable to intervene.
Ms Merkel said that Germany could not and would not issue a blank cheque for 
all banks, "regardless of whether they behave in a responsible manner or 
 not".
Amid the confusion and bickering between governments, France denied at first 
that it had put forward a proposal for a fund at all and then, after 
admitting that it had done so, denied that it would cost E300 billion. Paris 
said that the figure had come from the Dutch Government. Officials in The 
Hague said that they had no idea what the French were talking about.
Mr Brown is expected to announce his new crisis committee today or tomorrow 
at the same time as his reshuffle to replace Ruth Kelly, the Transport 
Secretary, who has asked to step down. Ed Miliband, one of Mr Brown's key 
lieutenants, could be promoted. There is still a question mark hanging over 
Alistair Darling's future as Chancellor.

 Un altro bicchiere di rosso? No, meglio il consueto Tavernello.
Sei OT ed ubriaco.
Namib

 fascista inglese ("mud from a muddy spring"): l'economia � roba da dhimmi.
OK, sei OT e sei lesso (ex Tavernello, of course); ma potresti almeno 
risparmiare il povero Shelley? Te ne sarei grato.
Namib 

 traditore Pontecorvo.
Sor Tavernello, temo che non saresti stato degno neanche di leccare
le suole a nessuno dei tre su citati, per cui vola rasoterra.

 deli Inglesi' Shelley per fortuna sta sepolto assai lontano da Gramsci,
per fortuna di Gramsci, ovviamente, bestia fascista.

 dollari ai correntisti, contro i 100.000 dell'ABI agli italiani.
no, oggi garantisce 100.000 dollari, che sono 70.000 euro, i 250.000
sono nel bail out, se passa. Se non passa complimentati coi
"democratici" repubblicani. E i 300 mld chiesti dalla Francia sono una
barzelletta rispetto ai 400 (pari al doppio del PIl irlandese) che il
governo irlandese ha "promesso" ai correntisi locali in caso di
fallimento.

 Quindi confermi,
è passato il bail  out? Non mi pare proprio. Anzi, oggi WS è andata
giù del 3% proprio perchè hanno il terrore che domani la camera rivoti
no.

 da Gramsci: quel traditore era astemio. Tavernello rulez!
Sigh. OK. Basta che ti fai seppellire alla svelta.
Namib 

 deli Inglesi' Shelley per fortuna sta sepolto assai lontano da Gramsci,
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per fortuna di Gramsci, ovviamente, bestia fascista.
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Ma che sei matto? Shelley era un grandissimo poeta, ed una persona veramente 
per bene ed umanissima.
Namib