Comments on: Greek Sovereignty to be "Massively Limited" by EU and IMF

By: alan

alan — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 06:14:09 +0000

In reply to Nicolas.

banks should be nationalized and this would not happen

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By: alan

alan — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 06:12:44 +0000

In reply to Leugner.

yeah, the fucking jews are in there somewhere

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By: alan

alan — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 06:11:50 +0000

there are no good guys here. Greece has a right to protect itself from the IMF and World bank, both of whom should be banned

Greece has itself to blame. Greeks are lazy good for nothing self important morons

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By: Frank

Frank — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 08:50:00 +0000

There are winners and losers in the E.U. The loser nations get jobs in the hospitality industry such as maid, dishwasher, prostitute and the farm industry, such as migrant worker The winner nations control banking, information and high end manufacturing.

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By: Leugner

Leugner — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 22:33:13 +0000

Hammer is to make a movie out of it,’Attack of the killer Jews’.

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By: Nicolas

Nicolas — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 07:56:10 +0000

Present Greece has nothing to do with its glorious ancestors in the Hellenic times, both from an ethnical and cultural point of view. The former antiquated population has vanished because of its infertility and endemic diseases and then replaced by a mix of populations coming from central Europe and Asia. Besides Greece was once a prosperous commercants nation until the wars with modern Turkey and the second world war which has led to the takeover by the communist regime prompting the complete economic ruin and the subsequent nationalisation of its economy. The socialist governments since then have been saved thanks to the continuous support of their comrades in Bruxelles and the well understood complicity of the bankers always eager to make money while financing the public debts. Hence there is nothing to be proud in the current situation which is the climax of nepotism and corruption plaguing a State-controlled country where the individual economic liberties are crushed by omnipotent civil servants. Now is the time to go back to reality and to escape the economic nightmare through tough reforms including the rationalisation of the public sector and the reviving of the workforce through the creation of new economic activities producing more added value than tourism. Then and only then the Greeks could be proud again of their so called ancestors who were living with trade and agriculture. By the way the Spartian citizens were not living by their own hands but by slavery, which is excatly what the bankers are doing when their are producing fake value with the trading of assets produced by the real economy.

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By: Nick

Nick — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 00:27:26 +0000

Greece really needs to “Buck Up” and tell the EU “Sorry, no deal” thereby crashing the EU Project to own everything and everyone. It’s really a shame to witness the end of a proud society who’s Spartan ancestors charted their own fate the fate of their would be tormentors. That won those great men and woman alike the highest respect of all nations even two millenium later. Greece was once the pinnacle example of what a nation should be, and how a proud and passionate should act. Now we will look upon Greece as some looked upon France after 1940, as cowards.

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By: Nicolas

Nicolas — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 10:43:19 +0000

What you say about the selling of the Greek public assets to private investors for little more than fresh air is abusive. You should recall first the antecedents which caused the collapse of the Greek public Treasury like the nationalization of most large enterprises and the transformation of the workforce into an army of civil servants. The burden of such unproductive socialist economy has been served for decades by complacent EU officials with the support of the private banks financing both the EU budgets (through the national deficits) and the Greek deficit mascerading its statistical economic performance for the sake of the Masstricht Treaty. All the Greeks were fully aware of this generalised corruption at all levels of the State. Now that the wind has turned, they are compelled to return to a sounder vision of the economic reality, meaning that they have to produce the most part of what they spend in order to maintain their economic productivity. What the EU is implementing now as economic reforms is nothing more than a privatisation of the economic assets for increasing the growth potential of the Greek economy in order to put more rentable assets in front of the liabilities. This is exactly what the Germans did with a rough hand through the Treuhand Gesellschat which had been set up as an agency in charge of the dismembering of the soviet-style East German public sector into viable private assets submitted to an effort of rationalisation and profitability. The experience was indeed hard to live through for a whole generation of elederly civil servants wiped out by drastic reforms. But the results are there with the return to growth and profitability allowing a sustainable level of public endebtment. Indeed Greece is now ruled by German administrators, but is for its own sake and the common wellbeing of the EU member states community. In this sense the EU is doing the dirty job that the Greek State would have been unable to do, in case of an exit of the Euro zone plunging their country into a black hole with no financial support for performing the necessary State transformation and the restoration of a sound private sector.

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