The biggest threat that the Greeks pose is that they may trap somneone else into lending them money that they will never repay.
Greece's woes pose little threat to world economy, even if it leaves eurozone
- Thread starter mentalfloss
- Start date
Remember now ya all had to come to Canada for a Governor at the bank of England. A Colony to the rescue again.
Now on topic- Rid or lessen the corruption as it takes time and Greece will find billions of Euros.
Needless to say a reduction in debt load as they meet strict criteria including having Eurocrats oversee - manage and ensure their mandate is covered in any agreement with Greece. Manage tax collection and certain other Govt areas as well.
Maybe not the economic fallout but the political problems are worse.
Russia or China steps in and helps new problem right in the middle
of the EU. Besides Greece itself no problem if it leads to the end of
the EU that is something else
Russia or China steps in and helps new problem right in the middle
of the EU. Besides Greece itself no problem if it leads to the end of
the EU that is something else
This agreement solves nothing. It puts Greece further into debt and under the geometric accumulation of usurious interest charges. It imposes economic austerities that will guarantee that the Greek economy will never emerge from its depressed state, in fact will continue in its economic dissolution.
It forces Greece to start selling off Public Assets in transportation and infrastructure, which was always the intent of a rigged game that the Euro was. It mortgages its future to unpayable debt. It has the same origins in the monetarist ideology, in free trade, in deregulation, in privatization that was directly responsible for the economic crisis of 2008 and which will cause shock after shock to the international financial system until the whole cruddy structure collapses.
The IMF, the Euro Zone, the Financial and Trading corporate organisms, are an interconnected gang of criminals. The Euro is racket aimed at destroying the nation state, impoverishing and enslaving the world's workers, of usurping power into shady 'Front' oranizations like the IMF, World Bank, WTO controlled by Global Oligarchs.
Greece would be well advised not to surrender to these vampires. Its only hope is to leave the Euro and forge its own national destiny. It will cause months of chaos, but will salvage some kind of future, which Europe intends to sabatoge beyond redemption in its mad power lust.
It forces Greece to start selling off Public Assets in transportation and infrastructure, which was always the intent of a rigged game that the Euro was. It mortgages its future to unpayable debt. It has the same origins in the monetarist ideology, in free trade, in deregulation, in privatization that was directly responsible for the economic crisis of 2008 and which will cause shock after shock to the international financial system until the whole cruddy structure collapses.
The IMF, the Euro Zone, the Financial and Trading corporate organisms, are an interconnected gang of criminals. The Euro is racket aimed at destroying the nation state, impoverishing and enslaving the world's workers, of usurping power into shady 'Front' oranizations like the IMF, World Bank, WTO controlled by Global Oligarchs.
Greece would be well advised not to surrender to these vampires. Its only hope is to leave the Euro and forge its own national destiny. It will cause months of chaos, but will salvage some kind of future, which Europe intends to sabatoge beyond redemption in its mad power lust.
God gave man the tools to forge his own material destiny.. for better or worse. If he chooses greed, vanity, sloth, lust, envy, avarice, anger.. then it will be for the worse.
So when Jesus said "If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it." (John 14:14), he was just funnin'?
God helps those who help themselves. Let Greece put its own shoulder to the wheel and extricate itself from this road to nowhere that the EU is imposing on it.
Ah, I see. So, when Jesus said "If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it." (John 14:14), what he really meant is "I will do it if I think you've worked hard enough to help yourself."
OK.
Just out of curiosity, do you have a bible reference for that? Or are you adding jots and tittles?
They should have voted "yes" originally and not reneged on the original deal. Those poor Greek pensioners paying for youthful nationalism
It could have been a lot worse. At least they have some sort of a chance now, or until they reneg again in a few years time.
