Convoy Of Trucks Reportedly Hauling Tons Of Fresh Euros As Cyprus Banks Prepare To Reopen

From BusinessInsider.com:

Trucks With Euros In CyprusA policeman stands guard in front of trucks carrying containers at the Central Bank in Nicosia March 27, 2013. The contents of the containers could not be verified by Reuters but local media reported they contained cash for the banks’ reopening on Thursday. Cyprus is set to restrict the flow of cash from the island and may curb the use of Cypriot credit cards abroad as it tries to avert a run on its banks after agreeing a tough rescue package with international lenders.

This is a lesson to us.  Are we listening?

BZ

 

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5 thoughts on “Convoy Of Trucks Reportedly Hauling Tons Of Fresh Euros As Cyprus Banks Prepare To Reopen

  1. Huh. Not much of an armed presence. Also note that we’ve gone from armored cars to the conex. More volume, less value… (just like TV commercials).
    Take the top off and you’ve got a dumpster.. which, of course, is where their economy is heading. They should skip it and just start printing serial numbers on sticks and anything else that will burn. Everything will be traded in therms.
    Newspeak, how appropriate.

  2. Of course this begs the question, “How much is a faggot worth?”
    (Strict reference to Mussolinic ideology. “Well, they make good waiters” does not qualify as valid discourse.)

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