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[Cap]

What a 'plonker' of a keyboard I have. I cannot remember ever making so many typo's.

And here's me thinking you were drunk.... for once.

[denizaksulu]

What a 'plonker' of a keyboard I have. I cannot remember ever making so many typo's.

And here's me thinking you were drunk.... for once.

Thats it. My naighbor spilt some wine over the keyboard. Why the dirty rascal.

[ZoC]

let's not hijak this serious thread with any more inanities.

[denizaksulu]

Lets not!!

Do not forget Egypt.

[Filitsa]

let's not hijak this serious thread with any more inanities.

I regret to suggest that you may have started the inanities by misrepresenting a fact. The Great Depression was not "of the 1920's." It began with the stock market crash in October 1929 and spanned the next decade and then some. "Of the 1930's" would be accurate.

Wars no longer stimulate economies. We no longer live in a 1930's global economic environment. For the most part, wars are funded in one, or a combination of, three ways: 1) taxes, 2) decreasing spending in other areas, or 3) increasing debt. In our current economy, the opportunity cost for employing any one, or a combination thereof, to support a war, will serve only to place the current tenuous economic situation at greater risk.

[Bananiot]

Miltiades, how right you are to call these people plonkers! They are plain nuts, not worth talking about. However, this idea of getting Greece involved in war with Turkey belongs to the crazy doctor, Lyssarides, who in 1975 said that we should start small commando raids in the occupied areas in order to drag Greece into war with Turkey. Really, these people hate Greece, despite their rhetoric.

[ZoC]

let's not hijak this serious thread with any more inanities.

I regret to suggest that you may have started the inanities by misrepresenting a fact. The Great Depression was not "of the 1920's." It began with the stock market crash in October 1929 and spanned the next decade and then some. "Of the 1930's" would be accurate.

i regret to suggest ur talking shit... hyper-inflation in germany was rampant in the early 20's.... the crash in 29 finished the wiemer republic off 'cos the usa called in her loans... enter herr hitler.

Wars no longer stimulate economies. We no longer live in a 1930's global economic environment. For the most part, wars are funded in one, or a combination of, three ways: 1) taxes, 2) decreasing spending in other areas, or 3) increasing debt. In our current economy, the opportunity cost for employing any one, or a combination thereof, to support a war, will serve only to place the current tenuous economic situation at greater risk.

dot.com crash of 2000... iraq dumps petro-dollar... iraq war 2003... economic crashes precipitate wars... simples.

[ZoC]

Miltiades, how right you are to call these people plonkers! They are plain nuts, not worth talking about. However, this idea of getting Greece involved in war with Turkey belongs to the crazy doctor, Lyssarides, who in 1975 said that we should start small commando raids in the occupied areas in order to drag Greece into war with Turkey. Really, these people hate Greece, despite their rhetoric.

so should our beloved greece have said "yes" to mussolini?

[Klik]

1987 and 1996 suggests that Turks are the biggest pussies in the universe... Greece would have owned them if their "leaders" didn't sell their souls for more power and money

[SKI-preo]

it can't be easy being greek.

Kermit's new song:

It isn't easy being Greek

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpiIWMWWVco