It is speculated that this is a marketing gimmick to generate compassion and e.g. to influence the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court and the negative attitude of the Obama administration over the criminal Kirchner regime. President Kirchner! Not paying debt is terrorism and crime! Goodwill would be, if argentine President Kirchner would sit down and negotiate with the Bondholders! Beyond the U.S. Hedge Funds there are tens of thousands retail Holdouts worldwide, most of them from Italy and Germany. We all want justice and OUR money back from the Argentines. We all trust in the US justice system and the Obama Administration. Argentina has a criminal Regime, that commits since 2002 the greatest financial crime of history against hundreds of thousands US, Italian, German and other citizens worldwide. This crime is only comparable with the brutal expropriation of the Jews in the 1930-ies by Nazi Germany. Seemingly only U.S. President Obama could end this crime, ongoing for over 10 years. It would be high time, that President Obama intervenes in this greatest financial crime of history. Many of the holdouts are "before default buyer", who have bought their bonds at an average of 100% or even over. The following proposal below would be an acceptable solution for the Holdouts and probably also for Argentina: I want the capital of my bonds back to 100% on 01/01/2015 ( end of "Rights Upon Future Offers (RUFO)") What could be negotiable, are the outstanding interest between 2002 and 2014. The U.S. Supreme Court should as soon as possible (hopefully next Monday) reject the Argentine complaint, and ORDER IMMEDIATE NEGOTIATIONS between Argentina and the Holdouts. The Argentine government and the holdouts should make STILL THIS YEAR a binding agreement with respect to the "time after" (end of the "Rights Upon Future Offers (RUFO)” clause) with the advantage that seizure risks and a technical default would thus be immediately averted p.s Holdouts are not vultures!
Posted on: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 09:03:40 +0000
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