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

Thread: GREECE L-T RATING TO B- FROM SD BY S&P; OUTLOOK STABLE!!!

zerohedge‏@zerohedge

Stournaras Says Greece Still Has Hard Road Ahead. Nop, all is good. Zero coupon perpetual debt, magic GDP growth and 0% unemployment. Fixed

Luisport--How are people going to afford to heat their homes this winter? Looks like a lot of people are going to be freezin'.

yes... people here still have shelters or wood in countryside. And in US? There will be a very big snow in a few days... do you see my allerts?

zerohedge‏@zerohedge

So the Greek debt owned by the ECB is eligible as collateral at the ECB.

zerohedge‏@zerohedge

Yesterday Berlusconi today... Greek FinMin says eventual exit from Eurozone is possible - FT [link to www.ft.com] …

He's been saying this since he became a minister to further his tax to death agenda, same with his predecessors, would believe me uncle before our bankster finance minister tbh with you Luis. He's not even elected ffs, disgusting.


Last Edited by insertfunnyusername on 12/19/2012 05:04 PM

According to Handelsblatt politician of the year in Europe is... wait for it...

...Antonis Samaras.

We doomed. Seriously.


German paper picks Samaras as politician of the year
[link to www.ekathimerini.com]

S&P Cuts Cyprus Rating, Calling Default Risk 'Considerable'
[link to online.wsj.com]

Greeks most pessimistic in EU, survey finds. Only 6 percent said they expected things to improve in the next 12 months
[link to www.ekathimerini.com]

Merry doomsday Ostria!

kai twra ti tha genoume xwris barbarous?
isan ki autoi mia kapoia lysh...



Last Edited by Ostria1 on 12/21/2012 10:16 AM

Itan oi atimoi den itan? Hehe!
Den syntrexei logos anisixias pisteyo, tha epanerthoun, it's what they do. :)

zerohedge‏@zerohedge

MONTI SAYS TODAY'S SPEECH LIKELY LAST ONE BEFORE RESIGNATION.

According to Amnesty International we very very bad with the treatment of the refugees asylum seekers and don't legalize the illegals as fast as we should.
[link to rt.com]


Mistreatment is bad and condemned hands down. Honest questions though, where/when does this massive illegals-wave stop? Can both the Greeks and the illegals handle more of this? Can we handle as a state to legalize 1+ million illegals?



Last Edited by insertfunnyusername on 12/21/2012 11:58 AM

ECB's Asmussen and even friggin Schaeuble are praising Greece and the efforts of the govt.
Something is not right here.
[link to greece.greekreporter.com]

Deutsche Bank mentions potential Greek nat. gas deposits, again, in a new report this week. Probably explains all the sudden praises lately.
[link to translate.google.gr]


Last Edited by insertfunnyusername on 12/21/2012 01:19 PM

zerohedge‏@zerohedge

Italy’s Monti on His Way to President Office: SKYTG24

we wait his resignation today

Maybe Amnesty Internationla could take some of them, instead of talking nonsense. Step forward, take some Gypsies, Pakis and nigerians into your headquarters, you anti-greek hypocrites.

Thread: Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti just resigns!!! President dissolves Parliment!!!

Off course they won't take any and with Dublin II treaty they will bring even more of them from the rest of the EU here since Greece is the country of entrance 80-90% of the times. Problem is that the country will become a shithole even for the average Greek at some point in the near future due to the crisis, we certainly don't have jobs to give them even if we legalize them all, crime increased 300% in 2012, racist attacks, it's not looking good. I cannot even imagine what will happen with migration movements if the big war breaks out in the ME. :(

Last Edited by insertfunnyusername on 12/21/2012 01:46 PM

Greece is basically bancrupt and Amnesty International wants you to feed millions of foreigners, how absurd is that?

It's bad enough here in Germany too. I can't imagine what it must be like to have that many illegals.

Germany has illegals? Or you talking about immigrants in general?

Yes we also have illegals, but not as many as Greece. Which european country hasn't?

I don't see any difference between someone who's got a german passport and one who hasn't. Still not german.

Are these irish? Of course they aren't, no matter what the government says.

Thought the German state legalize them all tbh, hehe. What happened and still happening in Germany with the multi-culti agenda will happen to the rest of the EU eventually, but at least you have food and jobs to give them. Are you my GD supporter German friend?

Last Edited by insertfunnyusername on 12/21/2012 02:22 PM

Yeah, it's me.

I was always hoping for Greece blowing up the EU. Seems like you let me down, or is there still hope?

Thought it was you. Hope all is well.
Yeah man i know, sorry to let you down, i'm pretty disappointed with the endless bailouts too. I still believe that we or Cyprus will be the ones to blow this circus up, although things seem a bit cool lately here. Lots of election rumors lately, it will be hard for the pro-bailout parties to keep the majority they have now.

Last Edited by insertfunnyusername on 12/21/2012 02:43 PM

Here in Germany they say, that at least until our next election, which is in fall next year, the greek situation is under control. Maybe. We all know in the end it will fail, it is just somewhat tiresome to watch it happening that slowly.

Wait, Isn't Cyprus greek, too? Maybe there is hope coming from them.

Heard something similar about September and German elections from a friend who owns a big business, but who knows what will happen till then here, we had 4 different PM's in the last year, and we'll probably have at least two more rounds of austerity measures till then. I don't think that the current govt will last till May though, actually i'm surprised they reached till the end of the year.

Yes, Cyprus is Greece's sister, so maybe there's still hope coz things are shit there according to the troika, hehe. They have a very small economy, 18 BN debt, dunnno if this can kick-start a serious domino. Actually Cyprus situation is a bit weird, 80% debt/GDP, 1,5BN deficit and the average Cypriot is wealthier than the average Greek, at least they were when they had the lira. Surprise surprise though, big nat. gas deposits in Cyprus too and already drilling. The only EU countries under total foreign control are now Greece and Cyprus.




Last Edited by insertfunnyusername on 12/21/2012 04:57 PM

Last major austerity package, says eurozone official
[link to www.ekathimerini.com]

German finance minister wants directly elected EU president
[link to en.europeonline-magazine.eu]