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To: Lorianne

The current Greek delusion seems to be that the Germans will continue to pay their bills just because they want to keep the EU together. Its a pathetically weak ploy and morally revolting to boot. If I were the Germans, I’d tell them to go stew in the Socialist wunderland. Before long, they’ll be resorting to kidnapping and canabalism to stay alive. Think Mexico on the Mediterranean.


5 posted on 05/14/2012 10:38:57 AM PDT by rbg81
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To: rbg81
WADR, Greece has received no bailouts. They have, however, received loans with highly draconian payback terms—loans that the people did not want their government to take, because it would have meant the utter end of their national sovereignty. (Take note that it was the Pan-Hellenic Socialist Movement that pushed for the acceptance of these loans. Didn’t stop the government from collapsing, and following that, it did not stop the EU from appointing their prime minister, i.e. until recently.)

Prior to the loans being “offered” to Greece’s PASOK, the country’s budget deficit was 12.7 percent of GDP and their outstanding government debt was $410 billion, FTR. Should the panic button have been hit? This situation really lays bare the fanaticism behind the concept of the “single European currency”—it’s all about imperialism.
7 posted on 05/14/2012 11:22:15 AM PDT by Olog-hai
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To: rbg81
Its a pathetically weak ploy and morally revolting to boot

And it worked like a charm for Donald Trump...


8 posted on 05/14/2012 12:27:00 PM PDT by Buckeye McFrog
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