So looks like the immediate crisis MAY have been averted with the deal this weekend. Any thoughts on if the Greek PM can keep his government together long enough to vote “yea” on the Euro agreement? Does he fail? Or does everybody in parliament recognize that they’ve been backed into a corner and go along?
What do people think of the present arrangement?
The parasite has outgrown the host. I don’t like the idea of referring to people like that, but it’s the best way to describe the situation. I see the same situation here in my state, where we raised taxes on the wealthy, and rather than pay down our wall of debt, it went to further spending. Higher pensions and more bennies, but not a dent in the tidal wave of debt.
[quote]Aragorn wrote:
So looks like the immediate crisis MAY have been averted with the deal this weekend. Any thoughts on if the Greek PM can keep his government together long enough to vote “yea” on the Euro agreement? Does he fail? Or does everybody in parliament recognize that they’ve been backed into a corner and go along?
What do people think of the present arrangement?[/quote]
Wuzz up with dat!?!
They had a debt cut 3 years ago, their pay back schedule has been extended, saving them billions, they can borrow money for next to nothing amd they still can´t make ends meet?
Greeks, you hoors, Roumania and Bulgaria are making less than you, Portugal and Spain have had similar problems like you and they paid their money back, you wan`t their money too?
Go die in a fire, be a strong independent Greece who don´t need no man elsewhere.
Puerto Rico defaulted! Interesting times.
[quote]oldtimer3 wrote:
Back to Greece, Tsipras will resign, there will be a new government installed and Greece will exit the Euro (saw it all in my crystal ball)!
Don’t worry about China it has long term plans.[/quote]
So Mr. Tsipras has resigned and new elections are planned! Talking to a few people in Greece they plan to vote right wing this time i.e. Golden Dawn. However the can will still get kicked down the road!