Credit Suisse Explains Why There Is Two Months Tops Until France Is In The Bulls Eye!

• Are Germany and France safe? I don’t think so! All their major banks are greatly exposed to unpayable Eurozone sovereign debts. They are essentially bankrupt! This Eurozone edifice is crumbling and will not last till the end of the year! The Illuminist agenda is a global collapse leading to WW3 to usher in their One World Currency, Global Supra-National Central Bank, Luciferian New World Order and Financial Hegemony! How do you get countries all over the world to abandon their national currencies and accept a One World Currency backed by gold? By destroying all fiat currencies via hyperinflation! Those who refuse to accept will be bombed into submission ie. wars, wars and more wars!
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  Credit Suisse Explains “The Real Issue”, And Why There Is Two Months Tops Until France Is In The Bulls Eye! 
  by Tyler Durden, http://www.zerohedge.com/ 
  Credit Suisse’s William Porter is strangely laconic and oddly brief in his latest issue of the European Credit Flash titled “The Real Issue”:
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  “It’s all about Spain”, so now we are cutting to the chase. Recapitalization of the banks versus funding the sovereign is of course a semantic issue given the nature of the interplay. But it enables the attempted finesse we describe below.
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  “Portugal cannot rescue Greece, Spain cannot rescue Portugal, Italy cannot  rescue Spain (as is surely about to become all too abundantly clear),  France cannot rescue Italy, but Germany can rescue France.” Or, the credit of the EFSF/ESM, if called upon to provide funds in large size, either calls upon the credit of Germany, or fails; i.e, it seems to us that it probably cannot fund to the extent needed to save the credit of one (and probably  imminently two) countries that had hitherto been considered “too big so save” without joint and several guarantees.
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  The issue can be finessed for a while by addressing the issues as bank issues and recapitalizing the banks by bond transfer. This hides from the  (primary) market and is simply another manifestation of the “Sarko trade” given by the LTRO. That rally lasted four months. Given the market’s adaptive learning behaviour, we suspect that this finesse might last two. The eventual denouement should be flagged by symptoms of the failure of  the credit of EFSF/ESM and/or France.
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  And there you have it. As evidenced by today’s reaction to the bailout, which had a half life of 2 hours, and was a complete failure in 6, the market is learning much, much faster than expected. Which also means that Porter’s estimate for the length of time before the next wave of the contagion tsunami strikes somewhere in the middle of the 8th arrondissement is furiously optimistic, but we agree: 2 months tops.
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  Which is in keeping with the Soros’ estimate of T minus 3 months before the Eurozone ends without a major intervention by Germany (which will eventually happen, courtesy of a Berlin-funded DIP loan, but purely on Germany’s terms), but also that of Christine Lagarde who just doubled down on Soros’ three month estimate as well.

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