German government wants Greece to leave Eurozone
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In a radical first, German Interior Minister (Innenminister) Hans-Peter Friedrich has stated, in Der Spiegel, that he thinks Greece should leave the E
[See the full post at: German government wants Greece to leave Eurozone ]The authors wrote: Others also left no doubt the cash is needed to calm markets and secure economic growth. “In order to overcome the crisis, you have to get ahead of the curve and have a big enough bazooka,” said Olli Rehn, European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs.
So is Germany’s plan to entice Greece to leave the Eurozone before (or after) the “bazooka” is deployed?
Off-topic, but how do you think peak oil will affect the paper industry? It seems to me that it will benefit since electronic readers to be continually recharged and replace while there is only a 1 time energy demand to make a book or magazine and it can be reused many times.
Thoughts?
One small thought about Ireland: it will never voluntarily leave the euro. Europe is Ireland’s hedge against Britain and it was desperately eager to join. It’s important to remember that culture and history sometimes outweighs economics.
On topic:
!0 minute speech by Nigel Farage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7fnlRS_0xQ
Also my pick for Oscar: category – con job
I think whether Friedrich has a job on Tuesday depends on how he votes on Monday. If he votes with Merkel, then I think she will ignore his speech. The Boyz who pull Merkel’s strings will not let the EMU go softly into the night. Like how can they have a one world government (their wet dream) if they can’t hold western Europe together. If they cannot dazzle the sheep with their footwork, they will use the military. What we need soon is a really good war – none of this proxy shit.
LG wrote: If they cannot dazzle the sheep with their footwork, they will use the military.
What are the odds that the Adrams tanks purchased by Greece in Oct 2011 will be pointed at Greek citizens in the near future?
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