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Ask Mario Draghi A Question

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It is hardly the world's best kept secret that it will be a rather chilly day in a very exothermic Hades before a member of Zero Hedge is invited to a central bank press conference to ask a legitimate question. Which is why we are delighted that Scott Solano with the German news agency DPA, who will be at the Oracular Draghi's public appearance tomorrow, has been kind enough to solicit Zero Hedge readers' questions for the former Goldmanite tasked with inflating away Europe's ~$10 trillion debt overhang problem, which he would then ask by proxy (assuming he is not bound and gagged once it leaks to the Frankfurt funding fortress that what he asks may be... provocative).

Scott's contact info is in the clip below.

 

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Wed, 04/03/2013 - 18:22 | 3405811 newengland
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The Tavistock Institution would not allow that as it carefully programmes all public discourse for a 'yes' vote...for the old world order, the new world order re-branded.

They too are about to discover the limit of their failed 20th century pompous Freud freak ways.

 

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 18:19 | 3405810 exartizo
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Mario:

What's the plan after the crash of the Euro later this year or next?

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 20:40 | 3405826 hooligan2009
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hmm...maybe ask him:

what preparations are you making should the Fed reverse QE policy because it realizes it has engaged in a failed experiment in monetary policy?

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 18:35 | 3405851 NoWayJose
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The problem that most question askers fall in to is that their questions are either far too complex or filled with facts that are instantly disputed in the answer. Our Congress asks questions that are so easy to duck and swat away. If the answer is much more than Yes or No, you will never get a clear answer. And you cannot use any data not published by the Fed or ECB. Thus the best questions ask something about Fed or ECB statements in hopes that the answer to the direct question contradicts a prior statement.

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 19:19 | 3406030 Miss Expectations
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Is your puttanesca recipe better than Vito Nicastri?


Wed, 04/03/2013 - 19:32 | 3406088 ATM
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How long can Germany hold out against the absolute need for Europe to go full on with Federalization which will allow the printing presses to ramp up to full speed?

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 19:42 | 3406127 20-20 Hindsight
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Question to Draghi:  How are you enjoying your threesome with Frau Merkel and Madame Lagarde?  Do they wear a dildo too?

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 20:53 | 3406328 HardwoodAg
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Here's a question for super Mario Druggie:

While employed by the squid, how much did you know about the swap that hid the real balance of Greek soveriegn debt and when did you know it? Did the murder of Cyprus along with their holdings of Greek paper square you with the ECB's.

and a follow-up

What is the next sovereign you're planning on giving un-welcomed and unsolicited butt-sex too. 

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 21:48 | 3406501 Antifederalist
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Hey Fuckhead:

What are you going to do when market events and applied mathematics overwhelm your guarantee?

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 22:00 | 3406527 Clowns on Acid
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Question for Mario -

  1. "What is the (to the nearest EUR 10 Billion) is the total debt outstanding for European countries and European banks, combined?".
  2. "Does the European Central Bank consider gold bullion and coins as money?" If not, why do the some European countries want their gold back from the US Fed. If so, would the ECB consider / recommend selling some of the sovereign gold to alleviate European sovereign debt?"

Thanks Scottie ! Beam Mario up !   

Thu, 04/04/2013 - 04:30 | 3407113 auric1234
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If so, would the ECB consider / recommend selling some of the sovereign gold to alleviate European sovereign debt?

Too late, they already sold it. But not to alleviate sovereign debt.

 

Wed, 04/03/2013 - 22:12 | 3406566 Bruce Krasting
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Mr. Draghi - Can you implement OMT for Slovenia at this point? To my eyes, this would very inconsistent. In Cyprus you obliterate savors, how can you do the exact opposite for Slovenia?

Thu, 04/04/2013 - 02:45 | 3407044 Ghordius
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+1 perhaps because... Slovenia ain't Cyprus? I know, the "different cases" does not fly well - and yet, there is lots of politics involved - and different "industrial models". I remember the fuss Greece made to get Cyprus into the clubs, for example

Thu, 04/04/2013 - 05:09 | 3407137 e-recep
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slovenia is part of the so-called "lebensraum". cyprus is not.

Thu, 04/04/2013 - 10:00 | 3407721 AE911Truth
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Mr. Draghi,

Did you receive this Lien Affidavit?

http://www.scribd.com/doc/93545192/LIEN-Affidavit-Against-European-Centr...

When do you intend to pay?

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