I am really being 100% honest with you. It is true I know very little about the Greek relative of mine. He married an English women sometime in the early 20th century. You do not have to believe me but i do have Greek blood in my veins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raine
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You fugly troll, you are a serial mythoman with huge complex issues, I have no doubt about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnSmith
Yeah we need "reforms" you sicko, like looting the hard working income of Greeks and their properties. Nevermind that the biggest looting on the planet took place in Greece and that is acknowledged even by the IMF itself and nearly every economist. Interestingly you never open threads about the dire state of the Italian economy but nearly all your threads are about Greece's economy. Huge complexes are evident in you.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnSmith
Lol@inventing relatives...that's some funny stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Raine
europe owes greeks a lot of money, for civilizing euro monkeys who were living in caves back when greece had a great empire
I feel that such peculiar situations are merely byproducts of oppressive governmental organizations such as the EU that centralizes a universal creed amongst its European conglomerates with stringent expectations and quotas. That shan't be generalized across European countries with unrealistic expectations which is more so the problem with centralized organizations. Which is why such side effects are produced which may be the case with Greece. Such organizations are interested in their own well being than individual countries due to them purposely enslaving lesser countries as a workhorse as not being "advanced" as some higher tier countries so the balance of trade is purposely in favor for countries that have the luxury and the expenses to play the "Creditor" or "nouveau riche" that can make vessel states out of countries who are in the same league of some other countries. Which is why such centralized governments are doomed to fail with such bureaucratic, oppressive power.
I feel that such peculiar situations are merely byproducts of oppressive governmental organizations such as the EU that centralizes a universal creed amongst its European conglomerates with stringent expectations and quotas. That shan't be generalized across European countries with unrealistic expectations which is more so the problem with centralized organizations. Which is why such side effects are produced which may be the case with Greece. Such organizations are interested in their own well being than individual countries due to them purposely enslaving lesser countries as a workhorse as not being "advanced" as some higher tier countries so the balance of trade is purposely in favor for countries that have the luxury and the expenses to play the "Creditor" or "nouveau riche" that can make vessel states out of countries who are in the same league of some other countries. Which is why such centralized governments are doomed to fail with such bureaucratic, oppressive power.
Greeks are to blame for our situation but Europeans put us in a vicious circle.... The terms Europe put on Greece are to blame and the cause of our inability to be productive. Is like having a starving patient on diet, will he be able to run? Die maybe but run definitely no. Giving us a loan and then giving us terms that will make our economy crash in order never to be able to repay, isnt exactly helping us...It only makes sure that we will be at their debt, they can take our healthy companies for scraps and we will be controlable. Do you want submit a nation? Put it in debt...Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnSmith
There are only 2 choices, as it's gone beyond the point of no return.