Seaniebawn
Jedi Master
this is great news, good on the Greek people, I'd imagine it's damage control now, this will be interesting
Quote from: Castorette on Today at 06:13:54 PM
Yep! I don't want to be too much enthusiastic now, I prefer to wait for the final result but surely it starts to smell good. I wonder what will be the PTB next move...
And they have a large arsenal: assassinating/blackmailing leaders, false flag operations, media bashing, stock market collapse, demonstrations, etc.
Evening summary: Greece gives creditors the big No
A quick recap:
Greece has delivered a dramatic, unexpected and sensational rejection of the terms demanded by its creditors in return for aid, putting itself closer to leaving the euro.
With more than three quarters of votes counted, around 62% of Greeks have voted No, or Oxi – stunning the eurozone, and opening up another chapter in this long crisis.
Thousands of No supporters have hit the streets of Athens tonight to celebrate:
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seek10 said:With Greek 'No', one would expect MSM will go silent or come up with excuses, but it looks MSM going crazy with news. Probably they are planning to pull the plug on the entire financial system.
solarmind said:craziness ... few days ago was one analytic on TV, who compared Croatian and Greek economy and analysis showed that actually we are in very similar conditions, and quite similar society and economy, the only major difference is that our retirement system is already cutted how EU want it now to be in Greece, and yes it is difficult for our people to live with 300 EUR, but at the other side it is not that catastrophic at all, as those titles are promoting. Will try to look for that analysis and will try to transcribe it. Was quite interesting, telling actually from economic POV that there is no any major turbulence in EU economy, if they accept Greek proposals how to deal with debt.
Perceval said:solarmind said:craziness ... few days ago was one analytic on TV, who compared Croatian and Greek economy and analysis showed that actually we are in very similar conditions, and quite similar society and economy, the only major difference is that our retirement system is already cutted how EU want it now to be in Greece, and yes it is difficult for our people to live with 300 EUR, but at the other side it is not that catastrophic at all, as those titles are promoting. Will try to look for that analysis and will try to transcribe it. Was quite interesting, telling actually from economic POV that there is no any major turbulence in EU economy, if they accept Greek proposals how to deal with debt.
Exactly, I think about 50% of EU countries are in a similar situation to Greece, i.e. they've been fleeced by the bankers. Greece has now shown that you don't have to "suck it up". How many others will not get the strange idea of standing up for their rights and dignity. I think this could be the start of the end game for the global economy. Great work Greek people! OXI!
Perceval said:Exactly, I think about 50% of EU countries are in a similar situation to Greece, i.e. they've been fleeced by the bankers. Greece has now shown that you don't have to "suck it up". How many others will not get the strange idea of standing up for their rights and dignity. I think this could be the start of the end game for the global economy. Great work Greek people! OXI!
Redrock12 said:The Greek people voted not to be pillaged by the international bankers any longer.
Hopefully Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Ireland will follow suit.
It's time to topple this whole corrupt house of cards.
Alejo said:Congrats to Greece... now let's brace ourselves for the bullshit storm from the media!
_https://translate.google.com.mx/translate?hl=es&sl=el&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.newsbomb.gr%2Fpolitikh%2Fnews%2Fstory%2F603869%2Fdimopsifisma-apisteyti-gkafa-toy-associated-press-ekanan-ti-synodo-koryfis-neo-dimopsifisma said:Referendum: Incredible blunder Associated Press - They made the summit a new referendum
The Greek referendum ... probably affected journalists of the agency Associated Press, who instead write on Twitter that the president of the European Council, Donald Tusk, convened a Summit on Tuesday, wrote that ... convened a referendum!
Shortly afterwards they rushed to fix the tweet, which however was already doing the rounds on the internet.
BREAKING: European Council president says he's called a referendum Tuesday to discuss Greece.
- The Associated Press (AP) July five, 2015
BREAKING: European Council president says he's called a summit to discuss Greece. (Corrects that the council president called a referendum.)
- The Associated Press (AP) July five, 2015