Ireland Says 'BURN The Bondholders', Greece Poses $41B Risk To U.S. Banks, U.K. Looks To Re-Install Glass Steagall Type Legislation, Weiner Resignation Video, BitCoin User Hacked For $500K, Historic Philly Fed Collapse (15 LINKS)

• Ireland Opens New Front - BURN THE BONDHOLDERS
• Burn The Bondholders - Ireland Part 2
• Greece poses $41 billion risk to U.S. banks
• Boehner Hints At Defunding Libya Operation
• UK Looks To Re-Install Glass Steagall Type Legislation
• Ethanol Subsidy Suffers Rare Loss in Senate - WSJ
• ECB banker urges doubling of EU bail-out fund
• Greek deal fails to ease contagion fears - Spain is next
• Greek fury over proposed deeper cuts - Update
• Biggest banks face capital clampdown - FT
• Europe Faces ‘Lehman Moment’ in Greece - ‘Armageddon Scenarios’
• VIDEO - Weiner Heckled At Presser Announcing His Resignation
• World's First Virtual Heist? BitCoin User Loses $500,000 To Hackers
• UCLA Study: Liberal Media Distorts News Bias
• NY, California rank LOWEST in individual freedom study: Indiana Most Free
• America Is Being Raped - Just Like Greece and Other Countries - Wash Blog
• Historic Collapse In Philly Fed Which Prints At -7.7 On Expectations Of 7.0, Weakest Since July Of 2009, Biggest 3 Month Drop Ever

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[DailyBail]

Kids Lemonade Stand At U.S. Open Fined $500 And Shut Down By Montgomery County

http://wusa9.com/news/article/155167/373/County-Shuts-Down-Kids-Lemonade-Stand-500-Fine

[DailyBail]

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (MarketWatch) — In a keynote speech last week for the Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment, former Vice President Al Gore urged people to radically shift markets toward a more sustainable form of capitalism.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/al-gore-says-capitalism-can-save-the-world-2011-06-17?link=MW_home_latest_news

CODESPEAK for useless carbon trading that will exist to enrich investment banks...

[DailyBail]

How to fix crumbling U.S. roads, rails and airways

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/how-to-fix-crumbling-us-roads-rails-and-airways-2011-06-17?pagenumber=1

[tom dee]

One has to come to realize that the 2008 and todays economic mess is 100 percent the fault of the bakers. The bond holders can sure the management of the banks for bad policies so it is only correct to charge the people who took the risk when they purchased the bonds of the bank. I am sure much of those bonds are held by the management of the banks and they are paying above rates of interest that the bank pays. The pigs took some 16$ billion in bonus last year and even in the deep of the mess they were greedy. The banks should go bankrupt and let the fiscal world remake itself. The bailouts clearly just makes the bankers more greedy.

[Canuck]

I'm watching that Greek situation with interest.
Greece On The Verge Of A Precipice:
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/greece-verge-precipice-lehman-avalanche-could-be-set-motion-soon-sunday

A no-confidence vote could make for an interesting day on Wall Street.