Greece asking for $59 billion now, yes more bailouts and absolutely no such thing as failure!!

[zdreg]

I was surprised to hear that. I hope they can work things out. I'm still not convinced that the currency is a good fit for Greece. But, if Greece is willing to make a lot of changes then I guess..

This is far from over. Let's call it a new start. They really need to work on rebuilding mutual trust and support.

there is a lot of I's in your response.

 

[nth]

there is a lot of I's in your response.

And you go around looking for things to complain about. So what??

 

[zdreg]

And you go around looking for things to complain about. So what??

your response is loud and clear.

 

[zdreg]

I politely agree. The US literally has ZERO business in injecting themselves into this discussion. THey could not prevent the biggest financial crises in this and the last century and are the last to lecture others which actions cause financial contagion and which not.

But in terms of security and international cooperation the US and Europe should work closely together and I even would love to see Germany (unless of course its European neighbors get freaked out) and France and other European nations take a more constructive role in international shared responsibilities. Europe has very little right to weigh in on Israel and Palestine given they are hardly invested in the region, neither financially nor otherwise.

Europeans in general but particularly the British have an obsession with Jews. It is hard to believe that the British have not overcome their unhappiness after losing palestine to the Jews, six decades ago. more likely their foreign policy is catering to the political leaning of their substantial muslim populations.

 

[Tsing Tao]

Americans care all of a sudden. Unfortunately only when there is a perceived benefit. Now that even the dumbest citizen knows that Russia is working on a pipeline with the Greeks Americans become all of a sudden very interested. Unfortunately this is a Europe internal issue, bystanders please move on, nothing to be seen.

Americans don't care. The American government cares. Please don't confuse the two. The level of caring hasn't changed ex-the government, and the only reason they care is because of their flimsy propped up markets.

 

[nth]

your response is loud and clear.

Sorry about the harsh response. My last conversation with you did not go well. So, usually I purposely glance past your messages. I will make more effort to do that.

 

[Visaria]

Europeans in general but particularly the British have an obsession with Jews. It is hard to believe that the British have not overcome their unhappiness after losing palestine to the Jews, six decades ago. more likely their foreign policy is catering to the political leaning of their substantial muslim populations.

nah, we're not obsessed with jews or with muslims. as for palestine....remember we used to control 3/4 of the world..btw what does jews and palestine have to do with greece?

 

[sheda]

nah, we're not obsessed with jews or with muslims. as for palestine....remember we used to control 3/4 of the world..btw what does jews and palestine have to do with greece?

Dont mention that! You will have someone ranting about german superiority again!

 

[zdreg]

nah, we're not obsessed with jews or with muslims. as for palestine....remember we used to control 3/4 of the world..btw what does jews and palestine have to do with greece?

"..remember we used to control 3/4 of the world.."
you can sing Britannia rule the waves over warm beer all night. it is still the past.

 

[S2007S]

So after the Sunday bailout and the dow is back above 18,000 everything will once again focus on earnings, I just hope this volatility stays for some time