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While the EU is still debating umpteen different viewpoints in even more languages, Putin sends troops in and gets his work done. Suits him just fine...
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The midnight oil will be burning in Brussels. |
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http://ca.reuters.com/article/topNew...0NW10I20150512
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Ask the Eurocrats who signed them up what Greece had to offer.
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Well, the borrowed money from the Council of Salonika. The mayor there is in the same party as Tsipras. |
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So in other words, they didn't actually pay it. Rather like a stag weekend that rents a holiday cottage and trashes it, then refuses to pay for the damage, the landlord (IMF) has simply dipped into the security deposit to cover the repairs.
---------- Post added at 15:12 ---------- Previous post was at 15:10 ---------- The major creditor states have long since prepared for Grexit, as has Greece and the EU itself. The only thing keeping it in the Euro now, is the lingering, hopeless belief that European integration is, must be, has to be irreversible, coupled with a very, very angry US State Department that really doesn't want to see Greece go running off to uncle Vlad. |
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I just wish this slow motion train wreck would properly hit the buffers and we can then move on.
The lingering death is very ugly for all concerned. |
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Greece may be printing banknotes:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articl...nt-greek-notes If this is true, Grexit and a euro collapse cannot be that far off. |
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I think that's a racing certainty.
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I never say anything is a certainty, but in this case the Greeks have not changed their basic behaviour. They still stuff their town halls with civil servants even in the smallest towns and villages, so thrift is clearly not being learnt by all.
It can't be long before the Germans lose patience or the Greek banks run out of money. Whichever happens first, the result will be the same. Not good for us either way. |
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No not good for anyone really which is why so many of us detest what the EU has become. It's been an 'accident' waiting to happen but just like a defective political party in denial about its policies, the EU carries on regardless pushing an outdated and unworkable agenda regardless of the reality.
As has been said, Greece's problems might well present an opportunity for Putin to further pursue his agenda and that prospect won't go down well in the west. I think a lot of people forget just how seemingly unconnected events can escalate and combine to create conflict. With what's going on around the world, I have a nasty feeling about the outcome of all this. |
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