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Re: Red alert............euroland about to blow!
Headline...Nightmare vision for Europe as EU chief warns 'democracy could disappear' in Greece, Spain and PortugalOriginally posted by Mega View Post
When Dave Stratman recommended The Schock Doctrine over on the Hudson Gets Religion thread, Naomi Klein got savaged. Just finished it. It is not the ideological read most itulipers were so sure it would be. It is a factual account of the brutatlity and pure terrorism that are often forced on a populace when they are reeling from economic collapse.
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Re: Red alert............euroland about to blow!
dailymail uk a credible source? I think not (just a hunch).Originally posted by Mega View PostComment
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Re: Red alert............euroland about to blow!
Unfortunately Barroso is trying to bully the PIGS into maximum austerity for the purpose of ensuring creditors are repaid in full.Mr Monks, now head of the European TUC, said: ‘I had a discussion with Barroso last Friday about what can be done for Greece, Spain, Portugal and the rest and his message was blunt: “Look, if they do not carry out these austerity packages, these countries could virtually disappear in the way that we know them as democracies. They've got no choice, this is it.”
Haven't heard anyone at EU level yet point out that creditors neither can nor will nor deserve to be fully repaid. Surely there must be a lefty MEP somewhere who dares to speak the obvious?Comment
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Re: Red alert............euroland about to blow!
Can you warn me about 12 hours before that happens.Originally posted by unlucky View PostComment
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Re: Red alert............euroland about to blow!
Would you please stop posting "RED ALERT!" on all of your posts? I am tired of reading the boy who cried wolf.Originally posted by Mega View PostEvery interest bearing loan is mathematically impossible to pay back.Comment
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Re: Red alert............euroland about to blow!
my thoughts exactly - it's the promised austerity that's causing the rioting and which could cause possible uprisings.Originally posted by unlucky View PostComment
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