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Originally posted by Blaine91555
reply to post by trust_no_one
They crossed the line. It's time for the handcuffs to come out. Now they presume themselves Dictators.
Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
Pfffttt.... anyone here who actually believes they could wipe out Greece's debt needs to grow a brain.edit on 22-2-2012 by ChaoticOrder because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ooYODAoo
Originally posted by trust_no_one
BREAKING NEWS! Anonymous hacks greek ministry! Threatens to whip away all citizen debt
ZERO-HEDGE
(visit the link for the full news article)
(www.ministryofjustice.gr...). while the pretext for the hacking appears to have been an arrest of the wrong people, is seems to have angered Anonymous to the point where they have left an extended message of demands on the Greek website, warning that unless the IMF withdraws from the country and the government resigns, all debts of Greek citizens will be wiped clean.
edit on 22-2-2012 by trust_no_one because: (no reason given)edit on 22-2-2012 by trust_no_one because: (no reason given)edit on 22-2-2012 by trust_no_one because: (no reason given)edit on 22-2-2012 by trust_no_one because: (no reason given)
*yawwn*
excuse me...
this anonymous thing seems like something out of a hollywood movie, all of it.
it kills me a little inside to even type this "anonymous" name down... this is just another way to keep the "internet savy" people busy and occupied, clucking away like a bunch of chikens in a chicken coop...
this "group" if its even that...is nothing more but another scheme but our rulers, to stir up controversy and tighten the chain on the masses metaphorical neck.
and you, and even me are all part of the pawns falling for this BS... i would figure most of you have the common sense to spot something like this a mile away,
everything you see happening is a physical illusion, they need to keep all "groups" of society busy talking about something..so we dont have time to sit down and figure out what is really going on...
i know this world....this phase in our existance is just one big long test...some of us will pass it some of us wont..
this isnt about becoming one "collective" or "Subconscious " and come together as one...we are here on individual journeys and tests and we must pass them INDIVIDUALY
you all think you are being "different" and "un-mainstream" but you're not. atleast not until you go so far out of the box that you border what mainstream society would consider insanity, however to you, THEY are the crazy ones
Originally posted by nightbringr
Originally posted by LightSpeedDriver
reply to post by nightbringr
Erroneous. Unless it is some corrupt banking scam, one "customer" does not automatically become responsible for the non-payment of someone elses loan.
Wiping out a debt will isolate them? From whom? I won't be angry if some greedy banksters don't get a boatload of gold for nothing.
All governments spend money like water. How much influence do you have on the economic policies of YOUR country? If your answer, like mine, is zero then the Greeks are not to blame as a nation.
They have gone from righteous campaigner to self elected governors of the world.
You could just as easily be talking about the corrupt banksters and their friends too.
edit on 23/2/12 by LightSpeedDriver because: Typo
Wrong. It is a citizens job to watch over their government, and if they feel something is wrong, they need to act.
This is why I belong to a lobby group here in Canada that pressures the government to post balanced budgets. We don't succeed all the time obviously, but I am taking action.
So you believe that since the good people of Greece are not responsible for their government, people of other countries should pay? Odd. While i generally agree that the average greek shouldn't suffer, less so should those people of responsible governments such as Germany.
Unless of course you naively believe that debt can be wiped and no financial loss incurred upon the people or states of other countries.
Originally posted by Blaine91555
reply to post by trust_no_one
They crossed the line. It's time for the handcuffs to come out. Now they presume themselves Dictators.
Originally posted by LightSpeedDriver
Originally posted by nightbringr
Originally posted by LightSpeedDriver
reply to post by nightbringr
Erroneous. Unless it is some corrupt banking scam, one "customer" does not automatically become responsible for the non-payment of someone elses loan.
Wiping out a debt will isolate them? From whom? I won't be angry if some greedy banksters don't get a boatload of gold for nothing.
All governments spend money like water. How much influence do you have on the economic policies of YOUR country? If your answer, like mine, is zero then the Greeks are not to blame as a nation.
They have gone from righteous campaigner to self elected governors of the world.
You could just as easily be talking about the corrupt banksters and their friends too.
edit on 23/2/12 by LightSpeedDriver because: Typo
Wrong. It is a citizens job to watch over their government, and if they feel something is wrong, they need to act.
This is why I belong to a lobby group here in Canada that pressures the government to post balanced budgets. We don't succeed all the time obviously, but I am taking action.
So you believe that since the good people of Greece are not responsible for their government, people of other countries should pay? Odd. While i generally agree that the average greek shouldn't suffer, less so should those people of responsible governments such as Germany.
Unless of course you naively believe that debt can be wiped and no financial loss incurred upon the people or states of other countries.
Sigh....when did your vote really matter? What did it change? I know the answer in one word so it was kind of a rhetorical question but there ya go. Nothing. Nada. Nientes. Noppes.
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Yup. I know that Ghaddafi cared about his people and worked towards a better society within his country.
Originally posted by Blaine91555
reply to post by trust_no_one
They crossed the line. It's time for the handcuffs to come out. Now they presume themselves Dictators.
Originally posted by LightSpeedDriver
reply to post by nightbringr
So now you want a revolution?
Originally posted by 3danimator
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by peck420
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
They are the dictators with the ambitions to wipe away personal debt? Sounds like liberation to me.
Are you a Gaddafi supporter?
He, essentially, did the same thing for the majority of Libyans.
Yup. I know that Ghaddafi cared about his people and worked towards a better society within his country. Unfortunately it was all for naught, bombed to ruins and conquered by fanatics.
I cant tell if you are joking or totally and utterly deluded.