📉 ~ European stocks crash as spread of coronavirus explodes across continent ~ | Blogger: [🤑"THE CULT BANKING CABAL: We're just gonna print some more petro-dollar money! DAMN it, I forgot, we have infected the dollar bills with COVID-19. Wait!, I got it! Turn it all into Virtual Cash! Shit, since our economy runs on that faith as workers deposit their checks in banks, but are now laid off. Hmm. What to do? Yes, we just collapse the False Ascension Matrix again, like we did in other Mirror Dimensions or Prison Reincarnation Systems. Yeah! That is what we're gonna do! A perfect Reset in our favour! ~ SoTW😔] ... (from livescience): " You know, most money lives not in our wallets but in something like a banking Matrix - a virtual world of electronic numbers running between bank accounts. People typically look at their money as a figure in a bank statement, and trust that number is real... The real trick to funding the $700 billion bailout of the financial industry in 2008: Make more money. However, most of that money never actually got printed at all. Rather, it was infused into the economy by the ultimate ATM: the federal government. And it grew and grew by a rather mystical process that works only when everyone plays the lending game."... |

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https://www.livescience.com/2990-thin-air-money.html

European markets opened significantly lower on Friday, ignoring all the stimulus pledges by governments this week, as the deadly Covid-19 pandemic continues to spread 

European markets opened significantly lower on Friday, ignoring all the stimulus pledges by governments this week, as the deadly Covid-19 pandemic continues to spread.

Britain’s FTSE 100 is plummeting more than three percent during early trading in London. Stock markets in Germany and France are down over two percent.

The market fall comes as EU leaders fail to come to an agreement over the economic response to the coronavirus pandemic. During a video conference summit on Thursday, the leaders of the 27-member bloc argued over how to pull their economies through the crisis, with Italy accusing other member states of having a timid response to the unprecedented economic shock.

The overall number of deaths in Europe due to coronavirus has exceeded 14,000 since the first recorded fatality in France on February 15. The majority of deaths have occurred in Italy, with 8,215. March 26 was the deadliest day so far in Europe, with 1,918 virus-related deaths recorded in 26 different European countries.