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[DT.]

You mean the EU has more money than DT!!!!!

it does now

Most of it went to GR as a loan for that sex change. He;s been walking around with one breast and 1/2 testicle for long enough.

[Get Real!]

You mean the EU has more money than DT!!!!!

it does now

Most of it went to GR as a loan for that sex change. He;s been walking around with one breast and 1/2 testicle for long enough.

The damn thing just fell off...

[kurupetos]

Ok people. The EU has made it clear that no EU member will be abandoned but we are to stick by them and assist them in every way we can to see them through their difficult times so Greece is ok and we’re going to do just that.

Just remember that the EU is the most financially powerful entity on the planet so we can’t go wrong…

You forgot to say why!

Because the RoC is an EU/Eurozone member!

[Get Real!]

Ok people. The EU has made it clear that no EU member will be abandoned but we are to stick by them and assist them in every way we can to see them through their difficult times so Greece is ok and we’re going to do just that.

Just remember that the EU is the most financially powerful entity on the planet so we can’t go wrong…

You forgot to say why!

Because the RoC is an EU/Eurozone member!

Ok, and because the IMF says so...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co ... P_(nominal)

Btw, some people tend to assume that the EU's wallet is the combined wallets of all its members but that is not the case... it's a separate wallet altogether!

[fwnh]

some facts..
#1 If Greece would of get any help it would definately not be out of EU states reserves... as if Germany or France would say... hey here's 20bn euros to keep you on track, if there is to be some help it would come from EU funds

#2 That cash boost will never come from EU funds because Greece has been giving the EU tampered documents about their economic balances for YEARS ...and they REALLY don't like to treat them as fools (see snobish beurocrats)

#3 And that's what seperates Greece from Spain, Portugal and Ireland

#4This will be a good and the last chance Greece will ever have to put its debts in order and by doing so finally giving the greek people the good standarts of life they've been demanding for decades

[fwnh]

oh as for ANY country being kicked out of the EU to me seems to unrealistic for any circumstances that may arise or for the UK leaving the EU as well. ok so greece's debts are sky high and they threaten the euro (some say). Why do we have an EU that keeps expanding as if there's no end? Because that way they can control a single policy for all those countries... rephrase that to... the german-france-uk triplete telling other countries what policies to follow without spending billions on weapons

expect country unions with same laws and policies to form all over the world, the natural course of humanity is for a global state to emerge

[vaughanwilliams]

Good, then the carpetbaggers in the occupied areas will not be able to cross to the Government controlled areas so easily!

Every cloud has a silver lining, eh?

[CBBB]

some facts..

#2 That cash boost will never come from EU funds because Greece has been giving the EU tampered documents about their economic balances for YEARS ...and they REALLY don't like to treat them as fools (see snobish beurocrats)

Which countries that currently use the Euro didn't provide doctored books to get in?

Another point is that the EU Parliament has not had it's accounts approved for years, because all the auditors they have used refuse to sign them off and then get the sack!

[fwnh]

some facts..

#2 That cash boost will never come from EU funds because Greece has been giving the EU tampered documents about their economic balances for YEARS ...and they REALLY don't like to treat them as fools (see snobish beurocrats)

Which countries that currently use the Euro didn't provide doctored books to get in?

Another point is that the EU Parliament has not had it's accounts approved for years, because all the auditors they have used refuse to sign them off and then get the sack!

You are referring to the documents that greece gave to enter the eurozone that was off by 0.2%... that is not the only case i was reffering to, and that one was propably the most sensire document they ever assembled

When ND was in power the national debt was at 6% after a few months (within the same year, i've even read somewhere it was 2 months) when PASOK came to power they published a document that saw national debt rise to 12%

[DT.]

An interesting article considering that the former CEO of Goldmans Sachs was the tresury secretary of the US. I guess nothing gets done without the americans these days. Of course the whole deal required a willing Greek government.....I'm guessing it will be a long time before the New Democracy party get elected again.

http://www.bobsguide.com//guide/news/20 ... laims.html