Athens. A few fires here and there.

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Thanks,

I'm pretty sure we used the term "swapped", at least until debit cards became popular, and maybe that's when we started using the term "swipe". But i digress.

Here's a quote from the article, which seemed pretty vague to me:



I really want to know who is this "Private Sector", all official sounding replete with capital letters and an acronym. Should i be translating this as Non-Transparent Sector Involvement (NTSI)? It seems to me that the problem could be solved by letting a few Greek citizens in on a Private Placement Program (PPP), with the understanding that they would give 70% of the profits to Greece, for humanitarian purposes.

I'm really not getting this yet. There wasn't one word about Germany in the article, and yet you say they are A.) at risk of being reamed, and, B.) in a position to be some sort of jack-booted collection agency. Which is it?

Another solution might be to just give Greece the 134 billion in 1934 Federal Reserve bonds that the Italians took from two guys trying to cross into Switzerland with them a couple months ago or so.

What i want to know is, who has so much money that they can so graciously let Greece off the hook for 100 billion...without going broke themselves? Seriously, where is the money coming from that is being loaned to Greece in the first place, far more than they can possibly repay????
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theyy cant pay now,give them more credit and raise the interest, where does the mony go when they get to their creditors,isn't this just robbing george to pay gus
 
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Greeks are like @sshole teenagers that were told they can't overspend on the family's credit cards and are throwing tantrums... I'm boycotting all Greek products.. oh wait, you say they don't make any?
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You make it sound like you have full knowledge about what is going on. Can you possibly answer the questions i've posed?

Wait. Let me guess. P. Diddy is using the money he made from THIS VIDEO to become the Private Sector (PS) that is Involved (I) with this deal to loan Greece (G) with more money than they can possibly repay.
 
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Greeks are like @sshole teenagers that were told they can't overspend on the family's credit cards and are throwing tantrums... I'm boycotting all Greek products.. oh wait, you say they don't make any?
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I was just browsing the internet and stumbled upon this post by a Greek teenager:

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I'm wondering how your boycott will help the youth of Greece(G), who may - or may not - have anything to do with the Involvement(I) of a Private(P) Sector (Non Transparent Sector) and a leader, whose name, Papademos(P), when combined with the term Illuminati (I), yields 1,260,000 hits on a Google(G) search.

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Greeks are like @sshole teenagers that were told they can't overspend on the family's credit cards and are throwing tantrums... I'm boycotting all Greek products.. oh wait, you say they don't make any?
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Here's President Bush, as early as 2007, making sure that we understand the dangers of Greek teenagers with credit cards:



Here's the YouTube link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BjAsc5bVMA&feature=related
 

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Greeks are like @sshole teenagers that were told they can't overspend on the family's credit cards and are throwing tantrums... I'm boycotting all Greek products.. oh wait, you say they don't make any?
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This next clip shows that an alarming 24% of Americans are acting like idiot Greek teenagers tryin to get more credit on their first credit cards. Fortunately, a majority of 69% are fiscally responsible enough to leave such things up to professionals.

 

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If I were running Greece I'd tell them to eat shit and die and leave the EU as the suffering of the Greek people would not be any greater and they won't have a Nazi tax collection kiosk at the end of every street.
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Yes, those poor Greeks. They'd actually have to pay taxes, how awful!
 
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Yes, those poor Greeks. They'd actually have to pay taxes, how awful!
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Hoo-rah! It's too bad Donald Trump isn't still in the race, cause he'd tell those $%#@ Greeks the same thing he'd tell the Chinese!:

 

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The Greeks will smarten up and follow Iceland and Argentina. Within a mere 2 years of every default, these countries showed rapid economic growth after wiping clean the malaise of high interest debt. Every default With the internet, corrupt politicians who sold out their next 10 generatuions to Goldman Sachs bankers will get the same treatment Iceland gave to their own tools leading them. Here in the US we have a long way to go before people smarten up, most US voters are dumber tools than the tools they elect.
 
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