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[Robin Hood]

work to change things, mr hood... maybe they can join you and ur merry men.

Me and my 'Merry Men' are now drawing our old age pensions and would be pretty useless at the barricades! All we can offer is experience and advise, but nobody listens anyway!

It is a pity that inevitably with experience comes old age.

[ZoC]

work to change things, mr hood... maybe they can join you and ur merry men.

Me and my 'Merry Men' are now drawing our old age pensions and would be pretty useless at the barricades! All we can offer is experience and advise, but nobody listens anyway!

It is a pity that inevitably with experience comes old age.

then the new generation's gonna have to find their own way to rob the rich to give to the poor....

[Cap]

We do indeed need a Robin Hood in this day and age.

[Robin Hood]

Unfortunately in this day and age the ‘Sheriff of Nottingham’ and his band of thugs are considered respectable, the king pins of the world economy, drive Bentleys, wear Armani suits and get seven figure bonuses!

But, the Internet has proved itself to be worthy weapon against tyranny!

It is early days yet and as the post says .......’...and so it begins.’

We ain't seen nothin' yet.

[kurupetos]

And how will these demos help Greece repay their enormous debts?

Maybe, with the will of the people, by eventually bringing those to justice who created the Greek debts in the first place. and strip them of their wealth? The rich and privileged who consider themselves above the laws that apply to ordinary Greek citizens. Global market economics has done little for ordinary people but it has made those who manipulate markets, exceedingly rich as they take a county’s wealth in lieu of the settlement of debt.

This is not just a Greek problem, it is worldwide and at the root of all these problems are the International Bankers and speculators. Who gets the money handed out to ‘rescue’ the Greeks? It certainly is not the Greek people, it all ends up where it started ..... in the hands of the financial terrorists.

The people who created the debt only received a small fee (bribe) from the foreign companies, like Siemens, to facilitate the transactions. Obviously that is not enough to save Greece.

This bring us back to my original question: And how will these demos help Greece repay her enormous debts?

[ZoC]

greece can't pay her enormous debts. that's the point. revolution is a better alternative to slavery.

[kurupetos]

greece can't pay her enormous debts. that's the point. revolution is a better alternative to slavery.

OK, here's the option they have... The Republic of Greece dissolves and RoC annexes her territory to form the Cypriot Empire.

[Cap]

greece can't pay her enormous debts. that's the point. revolution is a better alternative to slavery.

OK, here's the option they have... The Republic of Greece dissolves and RoC annexes her territory to form the Cypriot Empire.

Yes, I can imagine the Cypriot flag being hoisted above the Acropolis...

[kurupetos]

greece can't pay her enormous debts. that's the point. revolution is a better alternative to slavery.

OK, here's the option they have... The Republic of Greece dissolves and RoC annexes her territory to form the Cypriot Empire.

Yes, I can imagine the Cypriot flag being hoisted above the Acropolis...

And that's only the beginning... Then we shall conquer Istanbul, which will be renamed Kurupetople to honour yours truly.

[denizaksulu]

greece can't pay her enormous debts. that's the point. revolution is a better alternative to slavery.

OK, here's the option they have... The Republic of Greece dissolves and RoC annexes her territory to form the Cypriot Empire.

Yes, I can imagine the Cypriot flag being hoisted above the Acropolis...

And that's only the beginning... Then we shall conquer Istanbul, which will be renamed Kurupetople to honour yours truly.

Don't you mean Kurupetopolis? I think u should wake up.