Britain faces having to pay £3Bn to bail out Portugal

haha@gobalization people should never have allowed it in the first place, corporate america and europe..courtesy fo the big banks. again, nothing wrong with people coming together, learning new cultures and things..but when its the greedy selfish big banks invovled, its for THEM, not you and me* hence forth down with globalization.

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This thread immediately brought to mind a favorite blog: eureferendum.blogspot.com...

Have you guys gotten to VOTE yet????

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Socialism isn't responsible for these difficulties. You can however point a finger at the mega rich capitalist elite screwing the everyday citizen for a quick punt on the one armerd bandit. Payoffs and bribes to the casino owners gets that jackpot a little quicker.

Look at why we had this financial crisis n the first place, that's taken us down this route.

Why should capitalist ventures have such an impact on societies? Power, greed $,£...and whatever the new nwo currency icon will be.

greece

ireland

portugal

spain

after the clay feet of the anglo american empire fall off, guess who comes next.

a one world currency and a one world government

to save us


to all the people in britain and in the rest of europe, make it loud and clear to your sovereigns you dont want them to bail us out, we dont want to be bailed out.

our politicians already fat enough, and we are not playing this casino game for much longer.

the next revolution won't be hijacked, that is for sure.

Didn't the british government recently got hold of Gaddaffi's £20 billion he kept in the UK? Also that £20b is currently being used to fund the air attack on Libya as far as I know, surely some of that money could be put aside to bail out Portugal instead of the money having to come from taxpayers...

Doesn't make sense really.

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From what I heard it was Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain (PIIGS for short), any one of them fail and things degrade fast.

Not that you Europeans had a choice, but tying all your currencies together like that probably wasn't the best idea.