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Originally posted by FFS4000
reply to post by sonnny1
That and the national pastime of Greece being tax evasion, this kinda goes with another post. At what point did you think that someone would want their money back, oh thats right you didn't. ffs
If i lend my nieghbour a lawn mower i expect it back, if he lends me his chainsaw i expect to give it back to him.
Europe on the other hand thinks it can just keep taking without giving back.
Btw, i also have Greek family so i'm not being an a***
Originally posted by jennybee35
reply to post by Imogene72
I just wonder, when (if?) it comes America's turn for this kind of upheaval and distress, will the real reports be censored in other nations like our news is censored for us here?
Originally posted by adnachiel21
I really do feel sorry for the common people of Greece as I feel sorry for poor people of the world who die of hunger and yet are not able to take out a single loan from a bank.Nobody can say that they didn't had it coming for a long time.It's a country hell bent on destroying and suppressing it's minorities , and views it's neighboring countries as lesser race.Imagine your home taken away from you,your children sent to orphanage in a different country,and your citizenship taken from you just because you are not Greek.Karma is a bitch,flame me all you want.
Originally posted by sapien82
reply to post by McGinty
It's a possibility , however greeks dont take # lying down , they are always protesting and are quite spirited people. My greek friends have always had a mean political side in them and very proud of their heritage and would die for democracy and its the system of beliefs and the rights of humans.
Should they try to install it there , then Im sure they will feel the full resistance of the greek populace.
Originally posted by McGinty
Is Greece 'ground-zero' for enforcement of NWO ?
Originally posted by teapot
Originally posted by McGinty
Is Greece 'ground-zero' for enforcement of NWO ?
Sure seems to be!
25+ years since the former Eastern Bloc abandoned communism, embraced capitalist consumerism. The yoke of debt and the frenzy to produce more, cheaper, useless stuff!
Oh, Greece, the cradle of democracy, such a delicious joke for the 'architects' of global enslavement under one banner!
Originally posted by Imogene72
reply to post by Eurisko2012
That will also solve the problem of loans on top of existing loans and of an unsustainable debt. It is a popular idea in Greece, but it has to happen before it's too late. Actually, it might already be too late...
Originally posted by Imogene72
Hey everyone!
We are Legion
We do not Forget
We do not Forgive
Expect us.
In the name of #OpGreece"
Originally posted by Eurisko2012
Originally posted by teapot
Originally posted by McGinty
Is Greece 'ground-zero' for enforcement of NWO ?
Sure seems to be!
25+ years since the former Eastern Bloc abandoned communism, embraced capitalist consumerism. The yoke of debt and the frenzy to produce more, cheaper, useless stuff!
Oh, Greece, the cradle of democracy, such a delicious joke for the 'architects' of global enslavement under one banner!
Step 1: Greece should jump out of the Euro.
Step 2: Start printing money.
Step 3: Think economic growth.
Originally posted by Eurisko2012
Originally posted by teapot
Originally posted by McGinty
Is Greece 'ground-zero' for enforcement of NWO ?
Sure seems to be!
25+ years since the former Eastern Bloc abandoned communism, embraced capitalist consumerism. The yoke of debt and the frenzy to produce more, cheaper, useless stuff!
Oh, Greece, the cradle of democracy, such a delicious joke for the 'architects' of global enslavement under one banner!
Step 1: Greece should jump out of the Euro.
Step 2: Start printing money.
Step 3: Think economic growth.
Originally posted by Blaine91555
reply to post by Imogene72
The entire country is now living on welfare (handouts from other countries). Seems simple enough to me. The kids want more candy.
Originally posted by Imogene72
reply to post by nightbringr
Hello! I am sorry I did not post any links to back all these claims, but it only happened because here these are facts already known to everyone. Nobody doubts them. So sometimes I forget that in other countries people just don't get to the truth. Here is a list with some of the biggest political scandals in Greece since 1981 (please use google translate, it is way too long a list to translate) :
ksipnistere.blogspot.com... +ksipnistere+_++%CE%9F+%CF%83%CE%B9%CF%89%CF%80%CF%8E%CE%BD+%CE%B4%CE%BF%CE%BA%CE%B5%CE%AF+%CF%83%CF%85%CE%BD%CE%B1%CE%B9%CE%BD%CE%B5%CE%AF%CE%BD%29
As you can see, unbelievably high amounts of money ended up in politicians pockets.
Originally posted by Imogene72
Now, on to another topic: we do not want the bailout money. It is unsustainable debt for us, and we will never be able to pay it back.
Originally posted by Imogene72
So, when we are protesting, bear with us, because we only protest demanding all thiefs to be brought to justice (real justice-not a set up), and demanding not to take on extra debt, that will only sink us further deep.