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>>reporter: underneath the mighty mont blanc in the french alps, megeve ordinarily welcomes skiers and snowboarders, but once a year the town hosts one of the more unusual fixtures on the european golf calendar, the snow golf cup. now over 10 years old and still growing.... >>guilhem: we start by the vacheron constantin snow golf cup this is a private competition with the three sponsors, rothschild group and rolls-royce cars... and after... that is open to everybody, all the tourists who is in megeve can play directly in golf and after we have a competition for old sports champions and then the megeve winter golf club starts on friday and saturday and we close this long two weeks by the world championship snow golf cup. >>reporter: lead sponsor vacheron constantin has been involved with the competition practically since it first teed off. even if the event is more than a little unconventional. >>guten: we need to find events which are very exclusive which are in line to be able to treat our clients and not giving something they've seen everywhere and this event is part of this philosop

and some ended up in prison, louis blanc fled to england and other leading people were shot. that's a very likely outcome and so i don't look so much to '89 or, you know -- there's another islamic revolution around the corner. i look to something like that. it's fascinating financial markets have that take on that. back to your points of the social economic. one of the ways i as a historian look at this. why didn't the louis xvi shoot his own people in july of 1789? because a lot of them were the children of the middle class, you know, the middle class doesn't really like you shoot your people in the street. they won't lend the government money anymore if you shoot their kids in the street and louis couldn't shoot the demonstrators in paris and still float loans. what's happening on egypt, the government's borrowing rate jumped to 7.2%. it's now back down to 6.2% today. moody's and the others lowered the government's credit rating. in one case, some was at junk bond status and now the credit rating is going to bounce back. maybe some of the saudis bought some of their bonds.

kind of things that are very dangerous, this idea where you bring in a few people from outside, louie blanc in 1848, you have a national unity, you hold elections back to your 1968. what happens in france? there's all these demonstrations in the treat, students and workers don't get together very well. the government talks about chaos and calls an election who wins the election? the right sweeps to power, crush he theft -- crush the left. elections held after events like this will favor the right. in almost all examples. it happened in 1948, you have riots in the streets of par race and they shoot a thousand porkers -- a thousand workers. what's going to happen, a brokered deal with suleiman and the americans are happy because we have, quote, leches, which is our fetish of democracy, no matter how illegitimate they might be. then around about may and june, start arresting people. they've opinion on television, a lot of them named thems, a number of people in the square talked about the fact that this is going to happen to them. a number of leading people in 1848 were shot. that's a very lik