GREECE SITUATION UPDATES!!! YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IN GREECE RISES TO 59.3%!!!

u got mail mate

Just seen it my friend, thnx! Incoming!

Hi Luis, IFUN, pat.

Today voting, showed a very unstable and with many issues, government. I don't know how they will pass the harsh packege. Seem Greek doom is close. Foveras

At last!!! Not the Greek Doommm i desire but the elites Doommm!

Kalispera Foveras! 148 votes out of 300 decide that the country's wealth must be sold!
How democratic is that?

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This happening in the country that born democrasy. How ironic that is

Ironic and symbolic i would add! Everything has been trespassed the last 3 years, we are living under an EU/ECB/IMF coup end of story.

How can that be possible?

You tell me!
Some MP's didn't vote for the bill but they didn't vote it down either. Nothing is surprising here anymore, constitutionals and lawmakers have declared both the memorandum's signed illegal by Greek law since they need at least 180 votes, but they applied them anyway with less votes.

Great docu vid at the Guardian on life in Athens as Golden Dawn goons with police apologists rampage on people's rights. Interesting angle of the vid is that politicos with power use them to advance the Euro fantasy...

Under...
guardian.co.uk/video

They were present only 294. Six didnt attend the voting.

Pathetic. So the vote was a simple parliamentary majority, excluding abstentions? Or was there an actual a majority against?

Okay, I understand.

Pathetic indeed! Votes were 148 vs 139, 6 didn't vote, 7 were missing! Total mess imo, this govt doesn't have the legal authority to pass such laws.

We are fucked! Lefties vs nationalists! Can't get any worse can it?

According to laws they can. This is happening all the time cause at most times many of the MPs are not there. But such laws require at least 180 votes to have a strong legal stand. That is why.troika wants the votes of Dimar also.176 will be a strong stamd of a future govermamt whould like to cancell them

I think it will. Unfortunatelly.

Far from the 180 votes to have a legal stand as you said, everything we see the last 3 years is illegal! I wish someone can cancel these things in the future, doesn't seem likely!:(



Me too, that's the info i have at least!:(

Who were the missing and no votes? What's their story?

when is the day Greece could possibly become free from Euro with vote?

General strikes announced on November 6&7
[link to translate.google.gr]

They could be on missions abroad or something! Not sure though!




That's the million dollar question!

It seems it is the coalition govt versus the Left. While the fascists are the wild card coming up the middle (ironically), as the disaffected join their ranks. But the angle of the vid is that the coalition govt is dangerously allowing the Golden Dawn to intimidate and infiltrate, to cast themselves as a sensible alternative (and accept the austerity and rape of the Euro project). Quite complicated, but deja vu from the thirties...

That's the sad thing imo! They are pushing the people to the lesser of the evils, which is super-evil by itself. Almost out of options for the inevitable next elections.

But after viewing this vid, it seems the Golden Dawn's public face supposedly against the EU project, is actually a ruse -- they really want to continue the Nazi plan of a federal Europe. Or the very least, Golden Dawn is a pawn of the real fascists in the EU. The vid names names, very interesting...

[link to www.youtube.com]

GD deffo is a TPTB pawn. They got something like 0,3% in the previous elections, something like this hasn't happened ever before. "Anarchists", illegals and lefties are also a TPTB pawns here, they create the problem and then they offer the solution.

So who are the good guys?

In Greek politics definitely no one!
They're all corrupt and suck big time!
Though there is one party called "Independent Greeks" that their president is the only one that talks about Rothschild's and central bank masonic conspiracies! Haven't heard something bad about them, but it's very hard to trust someone today in Greece.