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I have been accused of spouting "vulture fund" propaganda. A lot of ad hominem attacks, but not a shred of proof. Those of you who claim I spread "vulture fund" propaganda, show exactly where I have done that: exact quotes and links to my posts.

0 Egghead whose dirty imagination accuses me of celebrating Argentina's default. All my good Argentine friends will be hard hit by a default and I absolutely hope it can be avoided.

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As I have stated previously: I will not answer the question, as it is none of his business. One can ask any question but have no right to expect an answer. When I quoted a judgment from the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, bajobrain accused me of spreading propaganda. - and it doesn't seem...

Kircherist propaganda for children. Idea copied from Hitler Jugend, Red Pioneers, North Korea and the like. https://www.youtube....h?v=T3zEpIX0dvg

When one is asked a stupid question again and again, it's a good idea to answer with a stupid question.

Bajo_cero2, no more mumbo-jumbo! We are still waiting for a clear Yes or No to the question: Have you stopped chasing small boys in the parks?

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That was not a clear Yes or No - you are trying to avoid the question.

Bajo_cero2 have you stopped chasing small boys in the parks? Let's have a clear Yes or No

What must companies do, when they go bankrupt? Sell enough assets to cover debt to creditors. Do countries sell their assets to cover their debt? The avenue of restructuring debt via bankruptcy is available countries too, as long as they follow the lead from 99.6% of all bond contracts since...

That is correct. The full court of Appeals approved Griesa's ruling on the two important aspects and asked the circuit court to clarify the third, minor aspect, namely third party implications. United States Court of Appeals ruling, NML Capital, Ltd. v. Republic of Argentina 12-105(L) (26...

The Argentine government propaganda tells us that NML Capital, Ltd. bought their bonds a few years ago for next to nothing. They also told us that the inflation 2008 through 2013 was app 10.5 percent per year. The disputed bonds, issued by Argentina in February and July 2000, were purchased by...

Birdbrains like Arnaldo Bocco keeps "forgetting" that the full New York Court of Appeals approved Griesa's ruling.

Argentina will say cows have wings and that the annual inflation is 10.4%, but what really matters is what the rest of the world says. Depositing a minor part of the payment won't prevent Argentina from defaulting. The ruling approved by the full New York Court of Appeals says 'pay both...

FIFA has Argentina by the balls, literally. No pay, no play ball in FIFA tournaments.

A Chinese adage says: A dog with money is Mister Dog.

What?!? Anything about the fight over payment or not, that comes from an Argentine source is as reliable as what comes from the holdouts. They are fighting a war in the media and neither can be trusted.

The source is Télam. The inflation in the years 2009-2013 was on average 10.4 percent year-over-year.

The article is also wrong in stating that the hearing was at 10 am - Pollack had scheduled it to 11 am. If you google the quote, which is aleged to be from Bloomberg, only zerohedge and quotes from zerohedge show up. Bloomberg must have forgotten to publish it on the internet. Here is the real...