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Extreme times call for extreme measures. Maybe revolution is the only solution.
Tsipras at one point received a thinly veiled threat that if he walked away and left the euro, Greece risked going it alone geopolitically, too.
According to two officials in Brussels with knowledge of the exchange, the specter was raised of aggression from Turkey — a neighboring nation viewed in Greece as a historic antagonist.
Better to die abruptly and quickly and re build after than to have a drawn out death without any hope of recovery in sight.There's an old Greek saying..
Better one hour of freedom then forty years of slavery.
We've been fighting off foreign invaders for 6,000 years. This time wont be any different.
It's just a matter of time before the fuse is lit.
Besides, nobody should be surprised by whats happening(in general with Greece not just economically)..just ask old Henry.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...6c2f2a-28f3-11e5-960f-22c4ba982ed4_story.html
no wonder they signed up, not only threatened with financial collapse but the security of the country as well
I can understand they want the banks open etc and to stay in the eu but at what long term cost? Or at any cost? I believe modernising the Greek economy will help a bit but I don't see any long term improvement for the Greek economy for a generationQsaint they will the thing is that they want to privatise the electricity company in Greece and also i hate the 23 % GST on the greek islands too. People want to the banks to open so it will get throught pariliament cause nd pasok and potami want to stay in europe
I can understand they want the banks open etc and to stay in the eu but at what long term cost? Or at any cost? I believe modernising the Greek economy will help a bit but I don't see any long term improvement for the Greek economy for a generation
Imf says it won't be part of a deal unless there is a massive haircut.
Imf Confirms Greece can't pay back debt, eu wants the imf involved
Maybe this isn't over
Syriza might not be in government for long reading articles from Greece some ppl are upset at them caving in
I find it staggering that 70 percent of the Greeks want these measures to go through.
I heard Germany doesn't want to kick out Greece due to oil in the agean sea are we ever gonna a see a Greece with out debts
one thing we know that with out tourism greece will be stuffed more
Problem is, these blood sucking bastards control the known world now through the central banks and financial system.
There is no way out, unless the whole system collapses, unless the uprising is global, unless they are all lynched.
Soldiers may refuse, but they now have private military companies..paid mercenaries who will do whatever, whenever, to whomever, in exchange for being well paid. Their loyalty is not to a nation and it's people, but to their bank accounts.
There was a story not long ago that the corrupt bastard politicians in Greece had an agreement with BlackWater or whatever they call them selves now, to provide "security" in Greece for the government.
Go back further in the crisis when Papandreou was in power, all of a sudden the chiefs of staff of the armed forces were replaced over night. At the time many said it was to avert a military coup.
And the chief of the army before that, who was the longest serving ever, was removed without reason suddenly.
NATIONS THAT PROSPERED WITH DEBT FREE MONEYCOMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA 1911-1924 Australia had a quality debt free money system from 1911 to 1924. The newly created Commonwealth Bank issued debt-free-money which was spent into society. It built the Trans-Australia Railway at no cost to the people. Australia had the highest standard of living in the world. It was a golden age for Australia. It was undermined by private bankers in 1924. A money shortage followed and the depression started. Australia was brought to it's knees and has been there ever since. Foreigners now own most of our debt.
who wanted those large 8 lane shiny highways build from the resorts to the airports? my guess is it was not the poor greeks
it should be noted you ******* twit, that just about every country can issue "debt free money" via its central bank (EU excluded). wanna guess why they don't do this? go visit Zimbabwe you uneducated ****.