[Kaslin]

More in the link

[tcrlaf]

“When you owe the bank a million dollars, they own you. When you owe the bank $100 Billion Dollars, you own THEM.”

[Gay State Conservative]

Looks like Farage’s prediction of the Euro’s collapse just might come true.

[Crazieman]

Pass the popcorn.

[Daveinyork]

The free lunch is alive and well in Athens.

[Daveinyork]

Looks like a Spartan budget is not what the Greeks want.

[Cowboy Bob]

I’ll be so happy when the EU finally pulls the plug on Greece.

[Star Traveler]

I hope Greece pulls out and stiffs the EU and collapses the Euro!

[Paladin2]

Make them go bankrupt and make them no more loans.

[keat]

How you likin' your Obama now Europe? LOL

Obama joins ally list on Greek austerity relief

Athens (AFP) - Greece's new left-wing government can boast some high-profile allies, from Nobel economics laureates to US President Barack Obama, in its controversial drive against austerity in Europe.

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[arthurus]

Europe and we need for Greece to pull out of the Euro and for a couple of other countries to follow quickly to bring the whole Euro illusion down. It must collapse eventually and the longer it takes the worse will be the result. Same goes for the dollar.

[HomerBohn]

Let Putin have Greece if he wants it. Russia has money problems of its own.

With a fruitcake socialist moron in the White Hut we’re next.

[blueunicorn6]

In breaking news, the people of Greece voted to begin taxing the citizens of Germany.

“We voted on it and 74% of the Greek people are for it”, said a Greek government spokesman.

[Viennacon]

Good. F the EU

[Rockingham]

The course of the negotiations now permit the new socialist Greek government to rally public support and the Germans and EU central bank to cast blame for a Greek default on the Greeks. For a brief moment, the Greeks will glory in their defiance, but soon they will have to return to the drachma as am internal currency of little international value while struggling to deal with the consequences of their default on euro denominated international loans.

With sound free market policies, the Greeks might revive their economy and negotiate relief of their mountainous euro debt. The new socialist government though will do most everything wrong and blame heartless Germany for Greece's troubles. In time, Greece will return to the traditional arrangement of corrupt parties distributing patronage to their allies -- a rotten and dismal system to be sure, but better than being governed by socialists.

[kidd]

Greece owes the EU 172 billion Euros.

That’s 339 Euros for every man, woman and child in the EU.
1356 Euros for a family of four. ($1,546 American dollars)

EU banks will be bailed out. EU taxes will be raised. All Europeans will be hit to cover the lost money.

When Europeans come to realize how much they’ve given Greece, then there will be violence. This is what Europe does.

[GeronL]

No, you may not recieve billions in annual subsidies forever