Greece’s financial crisis from the inside
Sunday, February 19th, 2012 at
10:43 pm
World stock markets rose to their highest level since the summer on Friday, on hopes that a much-anticipated Greek debt deal might finally be about to get off the ground. Feb. 18, 2012. The arrangement would mean that investors who bought Greek government debt would get about a third of their money back – instead of none. However, as News night’s economics editor Paul Mason reports, the curtain is far from falling on this Greek tragedy.
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coming to a country near you.. all to save the bankers bonuses
Almost every country is under the political paradigm of left and right, where ever you find this system, there is a ditch between politicians decisions and what the citizens wishes. Politicians always in force their decisions, no matter if it’s L or R
If people wish to make real progress, then there is no way besides direct democracy. “our officials” simply don’t work on behave of the people, and they are obvious connected to lobbyism and money interests, instead of serving citizens
“those who are not supposed to be in Greece at all” -from the tone it sounds like he’s quoting from GOD directly.
Maybe its just the same arbitrary authorities that “cracks down” on people for migrating as “cracks down” on people for not being stinking rich.