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[GreekIslandGirl]

yes of course they did. so when did they kill all the civilians just after or the next day. you barbarian nimf.

They killed all the civilians? My goodness! None of us would be here today if that was true.

Where's that video evidence you promised?

[GreekIslandGirl]

I do hope that Greece does not default and that it recovers from its current economic situation.
I also hope that the Greek people will support their elected government in its battle to get a sustainable deal from Europe.

Perhaps Greece should default. Why should they accept some 'loan' just to give straight back to the IMF/EU/ECB only for the Greek people to accept less and less money and work longer and longer hours for the continual upkeep of Germans and Brits?

This cycle has to be broken some time.

(Only, it won't come to that because this is the same old game. They will all go to the *brink* and then agree some deal and Greece will be forced to accept more loans to pay back loans and the Greek people will have to carry on working the longest hours in Europe for the least amount of money.)

[Lordo]

yes of course they did. so when did they kill all the civilians just after or the next day. you barbarian nimf.

They killed all the civilians? My goodness! None of us would be here today if that was true.

Where's that video evidence you promised?

not all the civilans as in total but all the civilians killed my dear. you know the figures i posted on this forum and there you are playing games with grammar. what are you a school teacher. gawd help the children you teach.

not even the great cengiz han killed that many civilians. he preferred to love all the ladies. which is something you cannot say about your not so great alex the boy lover.

[tsukoui]

"is this is a matter of happenstance? i dont know. to tell you the truth, like ive mentioned before, im from germany and i still (always) live(d) there. i even speak german. im a native speaker.

dein deutsch ist sehr gut, antiguan child. ich helfe euch gerne mit der deutschen sprache.

sometimes people who arent native speakers have even more knowledge when it comes to german grammar than germans. i still dont have full locks and i even want to follow the nazarene vow next month officially. but i hope its obvious that im dedicated to rasta and ive started to live my life this way.

respect"

[GreekIslandGirl]

Did the ECB just reload all the ATMs in Greece with more cash?

This was behind Tsipras' back, surely, whilst he was busy signing pipeline deals in Russia.

How sneaky!

I hope they don't expect those unasked for cash deposits back ...

[Cap]

Well, at least Tsuk is on medication and can be forgiven.
Everyone else on this forum remains untreated.

[GreekIslandGirl]

Support for the anti-austerity movement in the UK:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-33210354

http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2 ... tions-live

[GreekIslandGirl]

Well, at least Tsuk is on medication and can be forgiven.
Everyone else on this forum remains untreated.

And you're on sleeping pills. Here's what happened. Where does it say they had Tsipras' permission to reload the banks?

It's bankers making the decisions!!!

The ECB took the unusual move to raise its emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) twice in the space of three days as a further €1.2bn fled the financial system on Friday. The ceiling on ELA was reportedly raised by €1.8bn according to reports, and came following a request from the Bank of Greece.
The Frankfurt-based central bank took the drastic action after its officials warned European finance ministers that Greece's banks may not be open for business on Monday.

Telegraph

[Cap]

Well, at least Tsuk is on medication and can be forgiven.
Everyone else on this forum remains untreated.

And you're on sleeping pills. Here's what happened. Where does it say they had Tsipras' permission to reload the banks?

It's bankers making the decisions!!!

The ECB took the unusual move to raise its emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) twice in the space of three days as a further €1.2bn fled the financial system on Friday. The ceiling on ELA was reportedly raised by €1.8bn according to reports, and came following a request from the Bank of Greece.
The Frankfurt-based central bank took the drastic action after its officials warned European finance ministers that Greece's banks may not be open for business on Monday.

Telegraph

Like I've said before. I've got a conscience
i say things and regret saying them later, even if they're true.

So i'll stick to focusing on the positives.
Cheers.

[Oceanside50]

heres a good positive. Cap whether you like it or not Cyprus is tied into Greece , economically through the EU and through culture...

[youtube]http://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2015/jun/18/greece-yanis-varoufakis-dangerously-close-accepts-accident-crisis-europe-video?CMP=share_btn_fb[/youtube]