BBC News: Iceland reaches savers' agreement

[SealLion]

There was something really odd about this article. I'll make it known to you shortly, but first. This:

The Icelandic government says it has come to a new agreement with the governments of the Netherlands and the UK over the repaying of $5bn

ok. alright.

Somebody made sure that they were paid alright.

....Probably had Iceland brought to it's knees to ensure that Iceland got continuing financing for it's national infrastructure needs, etc....,

Most obviously the banks did.

I mean...who else gives out money.

There is a report here in the General News section in which it is hypothesized that one of the first customers of setting up it's servers is in the cooler climate of Iceland, was one of the banks.

After a financial payout-agreement to the financiers was met of course.

anyways...here's what I wanted to point out after having read the article:


You know that financiers and global financing organizations have strong influence.
I think that we all know this, yes??

I mean. Look at it this way:

Who controls whether or not you get to have more credit after looking at your credit report??

Who gives you money to buy a house, if and only if, you have good credit?/

And if you have bad credit??.....too bad.
You suffer.

So here it is:

.....There has been particular anger that the UK used anti-terror laws to freeze Icelandic banking assets in the UK when the crisis began last year.....

Taking advantage of a few things, I see.

Using anti-terror laws to subjugate Iceland for financial repatriation??

....Iceland hopes that the agreement to make payments to the UK and the Netherlands will help it to get more financial aid....

No doubt, eh??


Here's teh link:

BBC NEWS | Business | Iceland reaches savers' agreement

[slikrapid]

Who controls whether or not you get to have more credit after looking at your credit report??

Who gives you money to buy a house, if and only if, you have good credit?/

And if you have bad credit??.....too bad.
You suffer.

now imagine if everything goes electronic - money, accounts (already there), paying cards (also), exchange of information between banks (locally yes, globally not yet afaik),... - and you have bad credit (like the iceland for example) or bad rep or you are simply an unwanted individual for some rason - they completely freeze your monetary assets and you end up dry - there are some warnings about such future scenarios

UK used anti-terror laws to freeze Icelandic banking assets in the UK

looks like these laws don't just seriously limit personal privacy, there's more to the story, eh?
can't really imagine icelandic terrorists, though

[SealLion]

LOL. I can't imagine that Iceland is a terrorist haven either. That UK based law was used for ensuring that financial organization got it's money.