Re: may I ask a question here Aye as usual . These are not because of govt policies whatsoever.these decreases cannot/ will not be sustained and if the corperates can do anything to help a Conservative govt to regain power of course they will. Because they'll get it back tenfold after the election. The fact you think these companies are doing it because a Tory govt is holding them responsible tells me a lot about your priorities in your politics
No they can't, not if they stay in the EU. If they default their already poor credit rating will be reduced to that of a banana republic and the long term stability of the country will be in serious jeopardy.
Oh. Easy as that. Novelty. If I don't pay my mortgage, will they print some more for that too? I like the sound of this..
The average Greek Joe/Stavros, who have always paid their taxes, have delivered a huge **** off to the super rich globalists who gamble with and destroy ordinary lives. All power to them...we need much, much more of this.
We should have a French style revolution and get rid of the greedy cancerous bstds starting with the benefit cheating royal family.
I get what you're saying and I, like most, have every sympathy with the average Greeks but if this new government do exactly what they promise then in the long term the country as a whole, including the working classes are going to screwed. The best outcome for Greece is to leave the EU and reintroduce the drachma which will be painful in the short term but longer term might just give them room to breathe. One thing they can't do is default on their debt because that would be fiscal suicide.
The "real world" is being run by a few hundred obscene super rich tyrants playing Monopoly with the rest of the planet...They need to be reeled in pronto.
No. Because despite much PR to convince you otherwise, national government finances are nowt like personal ones.
We aren't debating that though are we? We are debating the fact that global capitalism is destroying the world and destroying lives.
It seems to be the counter argument. Global capitalism and communism are both as alien to the average working class bloke as each other.
And on a side note - if Greece defaults on its debt - the EU goes into melt down - the Euro loses its purchasing power against the £ - fewer Euro countries buy from Britain - unemployment in Britain increases Result - some of your family and friends may lose their jobs because of what is happening in Greece But neeermind; what matters is this.........Redstar thinks Greece has done a great thing
No it's not...but a democratic, transparent template of socialism is. We'll all trot out in May, banging on about our "free" election...The WHOLE of our system, is being run by the few hundred obscene rich Yanks, Saudis, Russians, etc. who are laughing at us for being so gullible
The quantitive easing that the eurozone has just applied - will just go to the banks who will then play the currency markets and pass a fraction down to where it is needed. So there is money there - it can be produced but it can't (isn't allowed) to get to where it's needed. It is used to reinforce the stranglehold that the multinational banks and institutions have over the populace. 'Austerity' is the biggest con foisted on us - designed to persuade us that WE must pay for the faults in the global banking system. Govts should be given control of the money supply but that will not happen whilst govts are controlled and inhabited by people starstruck and tied in to the banks. Just see how the Greeks are being denigrated by the other EU govts and opposition parties like Labour - it is in their interests for us to be convinced that there is no alternative. The only hope we have is that the Greek election is the start of the dismantling of large unelected organisations like the banks and the EU that really hold the power. Just watch the mainstream media try to stop this happening and keep us in check. Read www.positivemoney.org to see how we all get pillocked Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk