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by **supporttheunderdog** » Sat May 21, 2016 12:29 pm

The subject that will not lie down....no matter how much GIG might wish it, hot off the wires from the Greek Press.

http://greece.greekreporter.com/2016/05/20/fears-of-grexit-and-drachma-drives-greeks-to-unload-hidden-cash-in-real-estate/

I take delight in bringing this to YOUR door....

Not that I have any desire for Grexit,

by **GreekIslandGirl** » Sat May 21, 2016 7:19 pm

Don't worry ever worry you ogreish little head (emphasis on teeny tiny head housing miniscule brain-e-poo) about there being a Grexit (even if you have been trumpeting it for years and years now) because there's more likely to be an almighty Brexit/Brexodus and after that, the future of the EU will be secured and instability from Anglo-Turkish imperialist influence will be minimised forever!

The Brexit from the SBAs will be next ...

by **supporttheunderdog** » Sat May 21, 2016 10:04 pm

GreekIslandGirl wrote:Don't worry ever worry you ogreish little head (emphasis on teeny tiny head housing miniscule brain-e-poo) about there being a Grexit (even if you have been trumpeting it for years and years now) because there's more likely to be an almighty Brexit/Brexodus and after that, the future of the EU will be secured and instability from Anglo-Turkish imperialist influence will be minimised forever!

The Brexit from the SBAs will be next ...

I have already called for the abolition of the SBA so ou are not going to score any brownie points with that remark. :lol:

Likewise I have said on a number of occasions that I do not desire GREXIT, nor for that matter BREXIT, which is not certain, and where either way I will still be here, just as i was here before Cyprus was in the EU.

However the topic of Grexit will not go away, whether you or I like it or not, as media, like Greek reporter, who must by your logic be Greek haters, keep raising it, with several articles posted in the last few days in the media. Your beloved EU too must Greek haters, where they accuse Greece of seriously neglecting its obligations, and of serious deficiencies and/or being seriously deficient,m in GreeceS management of the External border.

As for the supposed insult contained within your phrenological assesment of your delusions about my skull, apart from the fact that phrenology has been discredited , if that was meant to be any sort of a cutting remark I doubt it could cut soft butter... I have been insulted in better terms and by better people than you....

Do you really think your comment shows you in a good light, or rather as someone who has lost the plot...

by **GreekIslandGirl** » Sat May 21, 2016 10:51 pm

supporttheunderdog wrote:Likewise I have said on a number of occasions that I do not desire GREXIT, ....

And yet .... you have some strange obsession with advertising its possible 'existence' every month, or so. Why so, I ask?

If there is anything I do not 'desire', I tend to avoid mentioning it. However, you seem to be weirdly drawn to constantly reminding us that EU member states have the option to 'exit' (or not, IMHO).

Lying bastard! :lol:

by **supporttheunderdog** » Sat May 21, 2016 11:48 pm

GreekIslandGirl wrote:
supporttheunderdog wrote:Likewise I have said on a number of occasions that I do not desire GREXIT, ....

And yet .... you have some strange obsession with advertising its possible 'existence' every month, or so. Why so, I ask?

If there is anything I do not 'desire', I tend to avoid mentioning it. However, you seem to be weirdly drawn to constantly reminding us that EU member states have the option to 'exit' (or not, IMHO).

Lying bastard!

Got yoy, hook line and sinker, you rose to the bait and took it. The reation i got was just what I exoected, a cheap and petty insult that does notvadress the issue that Grexit is still a possibility.

You yourself raised the issue ,now yesterday, when you tried but failed to troll me on a thread about Mari, where unable to contribute to the debate you raised irrelevances, or have you forgotten? It shows how pathetic you are. The reaction I got was just what I expected.

As for lying, i would call you a lying bitch but I would not want to insult female dogs by associating you with them, However your lies about eg the EU finding Greece was seriously neglecting its obligations and or was seruously deficient in its management of the external border are manifest, and you have the hypocracy to complain others are supposedly twisting the truth, without being able to explain why.

You know, there is only one good reason why I woukd like to see Grexit. That is to upset you, but I would prefer to forgo that petty pleasure for the greater good of the Greeks within the Eurozone, if that be the greater good,

by **GreekIslandGirl** » Sun May 22, 2016 12:44 am

supporttheunderdog wrote:
GreekIslandGirl wrote:
supporttheunderdog wrote:Likewise I have said on a number of occasions that I do not desire GREXIT, ....

And yet .... you have some strange obsession with advertising its possible 'existence' every month, or so. Why so, I ask?

If there is anything I do not 'desire', I tend to avoid mentioning it. However, you seem to be weirdly drawn to constantly reminding us that EU member states have the option to 'exit' (or not, IMHO).

Lying bastard!

Got yoy, hook line and sinker, you rose to the bait and took it.

You mean, you were just looking for me to call you a lying bastard instead of a troll?

I guess you need compliments pretty badly ...

by **supporttheunderdog** » Sun May 22, 2016 8:12 am

You may recall I was voted Forum Troll some time back,,, and the electorate getsxwhatvit votes for...

....btw , if you voted , how many of your multiple personae voted in that one?

by **supporttheunderdog** » Mon Jan 30, 2017 3:31 pm

The Story that just refuses to go away

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jan/29/greece-three-weeks-away-explosive-debt-problems-imf-alexis-tsipras

Failure of Greece and the EU to reach compromise by 20 February ‘would bring back Grexit with a vengeance’.

The article highlights the real tragedy facing the Greek nation and the Greek people -

The prospect of fresh austerity — not least a reduction in the tax-free threshold and further pension cuts — comes at a time of worsening social conditions for many Greeks. For the first time since the debt crisis erupted, 53% of those asked in a recent Alco poll said they believed the euro was “wrong” for their country, with a third calling for the return of the drachma.

by **Robin Hood** » Mon Jan 30, 2017 3:46 pm

supporttheunderdog wrote:The Story that just refuses to go away

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jan/29/greece-three-weeks-away-explosive-debt-problems-imf-alexis-tsipras

Failure of Greece and the EU to reach compromise by 20 February ‘would bring back Grexit with a vengeance’.

The article highlights the real tragedy facing the Greek nation and the Greek people -

The prospect of fresh austerity — not least a reduction in the tax-free threshold and further pension cuts — comes at a time of worsening social conditions for many Greeks. For the first time since the debt crisis erupted, 53% of those asked in a recent Alco poll said they believed the euro was “wrong” for their country, with a third calling for the return of the drachma.

What they need is some sound financial advice from Paphitis ....... :lol:

by **GreekIslandGirl** » Mon Jan 30, 2017 3:52 pm

GreekIslandGirl on Sat May 21, 2016 wrote: .... there's more likely to be an almighty Brexit/Brexodus .....

Corrrrreeeectt!!!

Keep harping on with your wishful thinking. :roll:

Like Paphitis' prophecies that the Queen was about to die last Christmas, one day, maybe you might hit the jackpot and by chance or obviousness, you will finally get something right! :roll:

In reality, the possibility of a Grexit never existed but has been a favourite headline of the British press and their FAKE NEWS! Well, talk about hoisted by their own petard ...

(P.S. and BTW - I thought you predicted they were going to be expelled last June?