"outlaws": Do You Agree?

[ajoknoblauch]

Draw your own conclusions this just food for thought.
http://www.opednews....140827-923.html

But for the spelling and grammar, could have been written by Matías or Bajo Cero. Time and the NYT certainly never advocated ceding Patagonia to banks; they might have published op-eds or articles on similar proposals, but newspapers do such things all the time. Those do not constitute the papers' editorial policy.

 

[scotttswan]

What's up with the "north americans" bit? Who hates Canada?

What you got against Mexico esé?

 

[Matiasba]

Im sorry, I meant americans. In spanish we dont say that much americanos but norteamericanos.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Off topic...

 

[Bajo_cero2]

http://www.perfil.com/politica/Kicillof-pide-ayuda-para-exterminar-a-los-buitres-Tienen-que-desaparecer-20140829-0039.html

He ask for help for exterminating the vultures...

http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/168366/argentina-to-present-debt-restructuring-regulation-project-before-un

 

[ajoknoblauch]

http://www.perfil.co...40829-0039.html

He ask for help for exterminating the vultures...

http://www.buenosair...oject-before-un

Kicillof may be poisonous but, ultimately, it's a weak poison.

 

[ghost]

Xtina & her team should initiate a malpractice claim against Cleary Gottlieb for not including a collective action clause in the original bonds. Such a clause would have prevented this small number of holdouts from pursuing full payment on the original bonds. To now create an international law that would constructively incorporate a CAC into all bond issues might be okay, but to apply any such law to the original Arg bond issue would be ex post facto which is prohibited under the New York (US) law selected by Arg when it issued the original bonds.
Almost all bond issues now specifically include an express CAC. I wonder whether the prospect of a malpractice suit is driving Cleary's advice in any way...
Thinking that the UN will invent what has already been invented is a sing of simple mindedness. It's CAC....Homer Cero.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Xtina & her team should initiate a malpractice claim against Cleary Gottlieb for not including a collective action clause in the original bonds. Such a clause would have prevented this small number of holdouts from pursuing full payment on the original bonds. To now create an international law that would constructively incorporate a CAC into all bond issues might be okay, but to apply any such law to the original Arg bond issue would be ex post facto which is prohibited under the New York (US) law selected by Arg when it issued the original bonds.
Almost all bond issues now specifically include an express CAC. I wonder whether the prospect of a malpractice suit is driving Cleary's advice in any way...
Thinking that the UN will invent what has already been invented is a sing of simple mindedness. It's CAC....Homer Cero.

For Cristina and her acolytes, law is a malleable expediency. They can't conceive that anyone might think otherwise.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Interesting, Griesa made a maleable interpretation of parí pasu for his friend, it was maleable enough to freak out the whole world.

http://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/elpais/1-254188-2014-08-31.html

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Interesting, Griesa made a maleable interpretation of parí pasu for his friend, it was maleable enough to freak out the whole world.

http://www.pagina12....2014-08-31.html

Página/12 occasionally has clever cartoons.