Bank-run in Greece. Picture worth a million words
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UKPakistani
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Greece is heading for total meltdown financially. Yet we have the Germans and the new French Dude (Why is called Holland when he is French) saying no we have to keep Greece in the Euro
Their "elections" went tits up and now they have no political leadership to speak of. Time for Germany and France to do the dirty. Mortgage the whole country to French and German banks and then control everything they have
"Financial Colonisation"
Am I way off the mark ?
It is a tiny Country, so maybe its an experiement for much bigger things (Portugal Spain and Italy come to mind)
Their "elections" went tits up and now they have no political leadership to speak of. Time for Germany and France to do the dirty. Mortgage the whole country to French and German banks and then control everything they have
"Financial Colonisation"
Am I way off the mark ?
It is a tiny Country, so maybe its an experiement for much bigger things (Portugal Spain and Italy come to mind)
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Check this out
What is it? It is a picture taken at the Athens ministry of finance.
It is part of a full documentary (go to 24 minutes in for the lack of money shot) released a few days ago by German TV station ZDF called The Greek Lie. It is self-explanatory, and shows where 2 years of bailout funds went, or rather didn't, and why 2 years to the day after the first bailout, not only is Greece not fixed, but is days away from leaving the Eurozone, but at a cost to taxpayers of nearly half a trillion.
We urge anyone, even non-German speakers, to set aside 45 minutes and view the clip below. It is unsettling at best.
What is it? It is a picture taken at the Athens ministry of finance.
It is part of a full documentary (go to 24 minutes in for the lack of money shot) released a few days ago by German TV station ZDF called The Greek Lie. It is self-explanatory, and shows where 2 years of bailout funds went, or rather didn't, and why 2 years to the day after the first bailout, not only is Greece not fixed, but is days away from leaving the Eurozone, but at a cost to taxpayers of nearly half a trillion.
We urge anyone, even non-German speakers, to set aside 45 minutes and view the clip below. It is unsettling at best.
gazoomartian
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
God damn the Free Masons
US FedRes Ben Burke cant see Euro flourish
US FedRes Ben Burke cant see Euro flourish
Bhai kuchh asaan lafzoon mein biyaan kar dein.....
Pic is about 18~20 hours old.
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Something has gone severely wrong with me. I used to be able to see a technical lingo and translate it into ordinary words. Now I cant... till I am reminded.
[MENTION=28031]Aleph[/MENTION] is right.. I m loose my "common man's edge.
[MENTION=28031]Aleph[/MENTION] is right.. I m loose my "common man's edge.
My question is How "Bank-run in Greece. Picture worth a million words" What is special in this pic
arnold_mic
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