The Father of Anakin (Vader) - the new Dark Side Lord in Episode 7

Let me share a thought. The mysterious dark-side jedi in Episode 7 will be... the father of Anakin (Vader). He is the only one, out if Luke and Lea, that can regret of Vader and cry on his helmet. And he is powerful enough to restart the Dark Side...

This is not an official statement. It is just a prognosis. Think about it - you can always find a new Dark Side follower. But is it needed for him to look for and be sorry for Vader and almost cry on his helmet?

Remember - no previous sith lord or apprentice has been interested in his predecessor. Count Dooku was not interested in Darth Maul. And Anakin was not interested in Dooku.

And generally if a new Dark Side master is appearing, it is logical he will be intersted more in Palpatine, than in Vader. Palpatine is the previous symbol of the sith.

So why someone will regret about Vader, unless somethnig is connecting them?

And can you imagine more mysterious hero than the ever missing father of Anakin...

Argentine - bankrupted every 10 years on one and the same debt :)

Argentine is going to pay 2 times for one and the same thing. In 2001 it went bankrupt, and as a punishment it was cut from markets and interest rates jumped up. Now again it is declared bankrupt, will be cut from markets and interests will go up. But what is funny is that today there is no bankrupt... :) The problem is the same case from 2001, restarted after a court decision by US court. After 2001 Argentine paid its price with going default and restructuring its debts. Now it will have for second time to restructure the same debts and again pay the social price... :)

ECB: The Pandora's joke with negative interests

   Why is the joke invented unless to say the truth using it… There is such a saw in my country. So 2 years ago I joked with the idea of “negative interests”. Today it is no more a joke. It is a reality. The zombie politicians passed the “red line” established by centuries of economic history and by strong mind. Yes – the European Central Bank decided to cut its deposit rate below zero.