This is a high priority of the Greek Government.
They are going to file for Billions worth in compensation.
Now that is what I'm talking about!
Lordo wrote:Following the Greco-Turkish War (1897), defeated Greece was forced to pay a large war indemnity to Turkey £4 million
this is what you get when you invade another country.
Nikitas wrote:Baroufakis' bachelor degree is from Essex, where he went, according to press reports, with a recommendation letter from Andreas Papandreou. His specialty is game theory, and when you look it up you will see that it was originated by a schzo professor, and that it is now a discredited theory, bypassed by later research by (presumably non schizoid) academics.
The Greek government is not bluffing because it has no plan. All meetings of Barouf and Tsip ended in either a polite or firm "No" to proposals for debt restructuring and a bridging agreement. They are not the only ones fouling up. The minister responsible for cancelling privatisations first asked for the resignation of the privatisation agency chiefs then recanted. The development dude said there would be pension rises starting at Christmas 2016. They will reverse the law that allows students to stay in university forever, despite academic failures, so blocking new students from entering. The list goes on.
Defiance sounds good, especially if you are privately rich. It is interesting is that most senior members of the government in their official compulsory financial statements show big savings and investment portfolios, some with corporations that they lambast in their public speeches, like Blackrock and Goldman Sachs. We get these financial statements thanks to EU regulations mandating transparency. While Baroufakis was damning ostentatious consumption magazines are carrying photo spreads of his luxury weekend home on the island of Aegina.
The irony is that if there were no elections the Troika would have come to an end of its service by Feb. 28, the economy was posting the fastest GDP rise in the EU, unemployment was falling from 2.6 to 2.3 million. Now we have record one day drops in the stock exchange and another round of typical Greek brinkmanship.Eventually we will be told that in two years time we might be back to where we were just before the elections thanks to the defiance of the statists.
Cap wrote:When the circus packs up and the show is over, it's gonna be back to reality for Greece.
Georgiadis is practical, logical and a realist.
Varoufakis is a clown who wants money for nothing and his chicks for free.
They got themselves into this mess after years and years of corruption and mismanagement.
It's not gonna take a couple of weeks to rectify the situation by blackmailing Europe.
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