Kimon is also a simpleton. He thinks that there are only fascists and communists (stalinists). As far as I can understand, he is not a communist.
I am still waiting for an answer, especially for those that called me a liar. Who started the wars?
Bananiot wrote:Kimon is also a simpleton. He thinks that there are only fascists and communists (stalinists). As far as I can understand, he is not a communist.
I am still waiting for an answer, especially for those that called me a liar. Who started the wars?
Bananiot wrote:Kimon is also a simpleton. He thinks that there are only fascists and communists (stalinists).
Bananiot wrote:I will try not to. Since independent Greece was established in 1827, the Greeks and Turks fought each other in three major wars:
1. 1897
2. 1912
3. 1919
Perhaps you can tell us who started these wars, for the sake of historical truth.
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Nikitas wrote:"Who started these wars? Can we tell our children the truth for a change?"
Obviously the war mongering Greeks started them. And as we know the Indians started their hostile resistance against the British, as did the Kenyans and the Malays, then there are those other war mongers, the Vietnamese, who got uppity with the French and then the Americans.
It is an interesting view that cannot distinguish between liberty and colonialism. Fascinating to speculate whether the Greeks, Serbs, Bulgarians would be independent today if they had not resorted to revolt and war. No doubt Davut's neo ottoman doctrine would see to their welfare and liberty. And as we know from research by postmodernist historians the Ottoman empire grew through philosophical discourse and gentle persuasion. And the ottomans left behind them a rich culture, hundreds of universities and libraries, great works of art and science in the areas they formerly governed with direct democracy. These are things we must not forget to tell our children.
Den mas paratas re mastora!
GreekIslandGirl wrote:supporttheunderdog wrote:Now everyone also seems to concede that Greece will exit the Euro:
No one of any worth or significance in the EU concedes such a thing - only the muck-spreader HFM/bankers and propaganda merchants who are trying to fulfill their doomsday prophecies by repetition of this well-worn woe are once again, and again, and again churning out this tired prediction.
Heard it all before. Hear it every few months. Heard it year in year out now. Have I told you how many times I've heard this already?
Well, Greece is in it to win it!
At a meeting of EU officials 11 days ago Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany’s finance minister, told his audience that after the success of anti-austerity parties in the first Greek election, contingency plans were being drawn up for Greece to leave the euro. “He horrified his audience by saying that, unless the Greeks toed the line, life would be made so unpleasant for that Greece would be left with no option but to ask to leave,” said one EU source.
Mr Schäuble suggested cutting off the EU financing on which Greece depends to prevent it going bankrupt, thus pushing it into default and out of the euro.
Bananiot wrote:Thank you for agreeing with me Kimon. It took you a long time but you said it eventually. Now, if you want, we can debate whether these wars Greece started were justified.
kimon07 wrote:Bananiot wrote:Thank you for agreeing with me Kimon. It took you a long time but you said it eventually. Now, if you want, we can debate whether these wars Greece started were justified.
supporttheunderdog wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:supporttheunderdog wrote:Now everyone also seems to concede that Greece will exit the Euro:
No one of any worth or significance in the EU concedes such a thing - only the muck-spreader HFM/bankers and propaganda merchants who are trying to fulfill their doomsday prophecies by repetition of this well-worn woe are once again, and again, and again churning out this tired prediction.
Heard it all before. Hear it every few months. Heard it year in year out now. Have I told you how many times I've heard this already?
Well, Greece is in it to win it!
Well GIG it seems the Greman Finance Minisiter is supposedly proposing it, to EU officials, unless the Greeks follow the austerity package plans.At a meeting of EU officials 11 days ago Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany’s finance minister, told his audience that after the success of anti-austerity parties in the first Greek election, contingency plans were being drawn up for Greece to leave the euro. “He horrified his audience by saying that, unless the Greeks toed the line, life would be made so unpleasant for that Greece would be left with no option but to ask to leave,” said one EU source.
Mr Schäuble suggested cutting off the EU financing on which Greece depends to prevent it going bankrupt, thus pushing it into default and out of the euro.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... party.html
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