quarta-feira, julho 13, 2011

PROPAGANDA DO PNR DISPONÍVEL EM PORTAL DE HISTÓRIA DA PROPAGANDA POLITICA PORTUGUESA

A curto prazo, toda a propaganda produzida pelo PNR desde a sua fundação, estará disponível para consulta, no portal EPHEMERA de José Pacheco Pereira.

Parte substancial das publicações, brochuras, panfletos e autocolantes, já só existem em número bastante diminuto, pelo que, poderão agora ser perpetuados, ficando acessíveis a todos quantos se interessam pelo Partido Nacional Renovador.
Neste momento, é já possível apreciar alguns destes documentos. Todavia, em virtude do vasto leque de artigos disponibilizados, a sua publicação na íntegra deverá levar mais algum tempo.


 

16 Comments:

Anonymous Anónimo said...

o governo neo liberalista vai vender as aguas de portugal

14 de julho de 2011 às 22:45:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

e, se pudessem, também vendiam a própria mãe.
esses liberais metem nojo.
e o pior de tudo é que ainda há quem acredite que são «conservadores», quando são liberais em TUDO, praticamente libertários.

15 de julho de 2011 às 00:13:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

agências de rating:

«Já vai longe o tempo em que estas empresas eram simples observadores externos. Hoje, a opinião que emitem é mais forte que as garantias, somadas, de um FMI e de uma entidade com a dimensão, direta e indireta, do BCE. E gozam, na fundamentação das suas notações, de uma grande margem de análise subjetiva e de um significativo poder discricionário. Este poder, absolutamente extraordinário, tem justificação do ponto de vista do interesse coletivo? Serve os interesses dos devedores, dos credores, dos investidores? Das empresas ou das populações? Dos Estados ou da comunidade internacional? Aparentemente, serve apenas, e quanto muito, meia-dúzia de grandes especuladores com habilidade suficiente para se arriscarem nas águas turvas das crises, à procura de presas vulneráveis.»



http://aeiou.visao.pt/uma-europa-que-se-vai-lixando=f612652

15 de julho de 2011 às 01:43:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

porquê não foram presos?

Justiça investiga Vakil por suspeitas de fraude no BPN | EconómicoNovo inquérito, por suspeitas de branqueamento e fraude fiscal, envolve o ex-
presidente do Banco Efisa, do grupo BPN. | Notícias sobre economia actualizadas
...
economico.sapo.pt/.../justica-investiga-vakil-por-suspeitas-de-fraude-no-bpn_ 77020.html

BPN reclama devolução de parte do salário de Abdool Vakil19 maio 2009 ... O antigo presidente do banco terá passado a declarar o salário na sua totalidade
, o que resultou num aumento da remuneração.
www.ionline.pt/.../4956-bpn-reclama-devolucao-parte-do-salario-abdool- vakil

15 de julho de 2011 às 01:46:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

a agência de rating Fitch é uma das três que em vésperas da queda do banco de investimentos americano lehman brothers lhe atribuía a notação AAA.

15 de julho de 2011 às 01:48:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

Global capitalists are slated to acquire 84 percent of OTE, the Greek telecommunications provider. In addition, private bankers will assume 66 percent ownership of the Greek Postal Savings Bank; 51 percent of the National Lottery; 60 percent of the Salonika Water Authority; 68 percent of DEPA, the natural gas utility; and 25 percent ownership of the ports of Piraeus and Salonika.
Next year, the capitalist grab for public property increases in intensity with Athens International Airport coming under 79 percent private ownership. The global capitalists will also obtain 100 percent ownership of the Egniata toll motorway; 60 percent of Hellenic Post; 66 percent of OPAP, the state-run video-lotto and online sports betting firm; 73 percent of the Athens Water Authority; 83 percent of DEI, the Greek Electric Authority; and 51 percent of the Greek Regional Airports Authority. Massive sell-off lists of public property are now also being drawn up by the governments of Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Ireland. In the United States, there are calls for the privatization of the US Postal Service, Social Sec.
Libya expects similar arrangements.

15 de julho de 2011 às 04:28:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

Goldman Sachs gave Greece a secret loan to enable her to join the euro. However, in return Goldman Sachs took Greece´s sources of revenues - dooming her to default at the cost of the EU. Greece is worst hit - but similar arrangements are said to have been made with the other EU countries.

15 de julho de 2011 às 04:28:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

No matter how much austerity and poverty the EU imposes on its populations it is simply not enough. No wonder: “We are now implementing the new system of European governance,” commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso proclaimed in the European Parliament in Strasbourg. How can they get away with it? The right, which also controls the three European institutions, feels increasingly confident that the growing number of strikes and protests are an unrepresentative irrelevance. They believe most citizens approve of the strategy of austerity. Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Barroso crowed how in his native Portugal that parties that rejected austerity had been trounced in the recent general election. The thread running through almost all the recommendations is that it must continue. And they can do so, because our media are brainwashing us day in day out to accept the costs not only due to the economicallt completely untenable euro - which at some time will be replaced by an even more disastrous world currency - but also a more and more costly immigration of backward people.

15 de julho de 2011 às 04:32:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

Even the European Central Bank which has taken on it the guarantees of the rubbish loans is about to default - unless EU tax payers pay all those loans that defaulting EU members are unable to pay. And where does the money go? Correct to Wall Street and the London City controlled by Rothschild.

15 de julho de 2011 às 04:34:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

The financial/economic crises was started by smart Wall Street banksters in 2008, selling fraudulent subprime mortgages – even bundling them and cutting them into tranches (Credit Default Swaps) and selling those products to privates and other banks as well as to insurance companies.

15 de julho de 2011 às 04:34:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

Not a cent of the EU and IMF loans to Greece is flowing into the Greek economy. All the money is flowing back into banks as interest on former loans.

15 de julho de 2011 às 04:54:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

What lies in store for Greece, Portugal, Spain, Ireland, Italy, and, in short order, the United States, is the wholesale sell-off of public property to private corporations at bargain basement prices.

15 de julho de 2011 às 04:55:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

Right now Greece has 6 islands for sale: six islands on sale are Lihnari, Kaltsonisi, Amorgos, Kardiotissa, Nafsika and Vouvalo – to be bought by Turks first and formost.

The capitalists have the full backing of the International Monetary Fund, European Commission, and the European Central Bank. For example, this year global capitalists are slated to acquire 84 percent of OTE, the Greek telecommunications provider. In addition, private bankers will assume 66 percent ownership of the Greek Postal Savings Bank; 51 percent of the National Lottery; 60 percent of the Salonika Water Authority; 68 percent of DEPA, the natural gas utility; and 25 percent ownership of the ports of Piraeus and Salonika.
Next year, the capitalist grab for public property increases in intensity with Athens International Airport coming under 79 percent private ownership. The global capitalists will also obtain 100 percent ownership of the Egniata toll motorway; 60 percent of Hellenic Post; 66 percent of OPAP, the state-run video-lotto and online sports betting firm; 73 percent of the Athens Water Authority; 83 percent of DEI, the Greek Electric Authority; and 51 percent of the Greek Regional Airports Authority. Massive sell-off lists of public property are now also being drawn up by the governments of Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Ireland. In the United States, there are calls for the privatization of the US Postal Service, Social Security, and Medicare. Above all, ruthless Goldman Sachs is responsible for the fraud behind Geece´s admission to the EU: A secret loan to reduce Greek debt – in return for the country´s revenues.

15 de julho de 2011 às 04:58:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

“These people [global bankers] would sell the air if they could get away with it.”

15 de julho de 2011 às 05:00:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

In a working document published in October, the Commission said that if the EU VAT was applied at a 1% rate across the EU, “combined with elimination of the existing VAT-based resource,” it would bring around €41 billion a year to the EU’s coffers.
José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, proposed to increase the EU budget from the current €976 billion to €1.025 billion for the next seven-year period, which starts in 2014. This represents a 4.8% increase, which is beyond the average 2% inflation recorded in the last decade. Two new areas will benefit from significant new sources of funding – the EU’s External Action Service (EEAS), which was introduced after the Lisbon Treaty, and home affairs, which includes border control, security and immigration.


“We are now implementing the new system of European governance,” commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso said in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, intervening in collective bargaining to cut wages, to making it easier to fire workers, to a shift away from progressive taxation.

15 de julho de 2011 às 05:03:00 WEST  
Anonymous Anónimo said...

Brussels has also called for taxation in general to be shifted away from labour, where the higher the income, the higher the rate paid, and onto consumption, where everyone pays the same rate, regardless of income levels.

The economy under the EU, austerity – and more austerity – are continuing. That country has lost its capability to devaluate its currency and to raise interest rates.


All 27 states submit their budgets and broader economic plans to the commission - before they are submitted to national parliaments. to see if they are sufficiently rigorous. Then
in the current and penultimate step in the process, the commission gives its appraisal of these plans, setting out what must be corrected, a series of recommendations that must also win endorsement from the European Council. Over the following 12-18 months, governments must put in place all the changes ordered by the Council-Commission duo.


If countries are in the eurozone, this oversight is backed up by the imposition of stiff fines for delinquent governments up to a maximum of 0.5 percent of GDP. For an economy the size of Spain, such a fine would amount to €5.25 billion.

15 de julho de 2011 às 05:07:00 WEST  

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