Re: Odlazak u Grcku ove godine, politička situacija, ekonomska situacijaNego se malo informisi kako su najurili bagru sa vlasti, zatim izabrali privremenu vladu, nesto nalik na vladu nacionalnog spasa, birajuci najuglednije sugradjane, zatim se konsolidovali i otkacili mufljuske kredite koje je korumpirana bagra uzela, malo se stisnuli, ali su se povratili za par godina..
Aktivirali su specijalni sud za svinjarije u vladi, osnovan 1905-e, koji se tada prvi put sastao..mnogi vidjeni bizmismani, ministri, direktori banaka su zaglavili cistu robiju...cisto kao prociscenje od biznis projekata stetnih po drzavu...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008–11_Icelandic_financial_crisis
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By mid-2012 Iceland was regarded as one of Europe's recovery success stories
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Judgments[edit]
Aron Karlsson, businessman
Aron was sentenced to 2 years in prison by the District Court of Reykjavík for committing fraud in real estate dealings. Aron was made to pay a total of 160–162 million ISK with interest to Arion Bank, Glitnir's winding-up board and Íslandsbanki in addition to all legal costs. The 96–97 million ISK profit of the fraud held by Aron's real estate company, AK fasteignafélag, was confiscated.[167][168][169] The Supreme Court of Iceland increased his sentence to 2 and a half years in prison.[170]
Baldur Guðlaugsson, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance
Baldur was sentenced to mandatory 2 years in prison by the District Court of Reykjavík for insider trading.[171] The proceeds of the trade, 192 million ISK (including capital gains tax), were confiscated.[172] The case was remitted to the Supreme Court of Iceland which upheld the ruling.[173] It was the first time a conviction was handed down by a court for insider trading in Iceland.[174]
Bjarnfreður Ólafsson, Supreme Court Attorney
Bjarnfreður was acquitted by the District Court of Reykjavik for his involvement in the illegal increase in share capitalisation of Exista by 50 billion ISK.[175][176][177] The Supreme Court of Iceland suspended his license to practise as attorney for 1 year and sentenced him to 6 months in prison. Out of the 6 months, 3 were suspended for 2 years.[178][179][180]
Bjarni Ármannsson, President of Glitnir
Bjarni was sentenced to 6 months in prison by the District Court of Reykjavik for major tax noncompliance. His sentence was suspended and he was additionally ordered to repay nearly 36 million ISK of unpaid tax.[181][182] The Supreme Court of Iceland increased his suspended sentence to 8 months.[183][184]....................
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Aron Karlsson, businessman
Aron was sentenced to 2 years in prison by the District Court of Reykjavík for committing fraud in real estate dealings. Aron was made to pay a total of 160–162 million ISK with interest to Arion Bank, Glitnir's winding-up board and Íslandsbanki in addition to all legal costs. The 96–97 million ISK profit of the fraud held by Aron's real estate company, AK fasteignafélag, was confiscated.[167][168][169] The Supreme Court of Iceland increased his sentence to 2 and a half years in prison.[170]
Baldur Guðlaugsson, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance
Baldur was sentenced to mandatory 2 years in prison by the District Court of Reykjavík for insider trading.[171] The proceeds of the trade, 192 million ISK (including capital gains tax), were confiscated.[172] The case was remitted to the Supreme Court of Iceland which upheld the ruling.[173] It was the first time a conviction was handed down by a court for insider trading in Iceland.[174]
Bjarnfreður Ólafsson, Supreme Court Attorney
Bjarnfreður was acquitted by the District Court of Reykjavik for his involvement in the illegal increase in share capitalisation of Exista by 50 billion ISK.[175][176][177] The Supreme Court of Iceland suspended his license to practise as attorney for 1 year and sentenced him to 6 months in prison. Out of the 6 months, 3 were suspended for 2 years.[178][179][180]
Bjarni Ármannsson, President of Glitnir
Bjarni was sentenced to 6 months in prison by the District Court of Reykjavik for major tax noncompliance. His sentence was suspended and he was additionally ordered to repay nearly 36 million ISK of unpaid tax.[181][182] The Supreme Court of Iceland increased his suspended sentence to 8 months.[183][184]....................
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Istina, oni su, globalno, premali i finansijski prilicno beznacajni za tokove svetskog novca, ali su reagovali ozbiljno i odgovorno, razjurili bagru, i niko objektivno nije mogao rec da im kaze..
Jedino sto se prica poprilicno medijski krije od balkansko-mediteranskih kromanjonaca, u toj zoni je bitno da na vlasti budu sto bezobazniji, sto gluplji i sto pokvareniji..
