6 votes    We can only hope that nobody will be shocked that the
greatly overhyped Friday Cyprus bank reopen has been postponed.
And since March 25, Monday, is another Cyprus bank holiday,
"Greek Independence Day" (from whom? Certainly not the Troika),
it means Cypriot banks will now remain closed at least until
next Tuesday and likely far longer. In the meantime, since TV
cameras can't show lines of people at their freindly
neighborhood bank, which will have been closed for over a week,
the propaganda machine will blast full bore how because the
market is pushed higher by the Fed, any fears of bank runs can
be forgotten. Actually instead of "can", replace with "must."
But since banks have to reopen at some time, at which point the
inevitable bank runs will become reality, the already discussed
Plan B is now taking shape:   It remains to be seen if a country
can't have a bank run in the New Centrally-Planned and Despotic
Normal, if there is simply a law saying it is now illegal to
pull or transfer more tha