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anybody of you ever checked where the greeks get ther damn warfare stuff from? nobody? make a guess!
germany and france! even the thought of blaming greek public for "spending the money" is ridiculous! but blaming public ist the political way for solving problems! turn off the light when leaving the room to stop global warming! facepalm (I'm a german tax-payer btw) |
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is greece forced to buy warfare stuff? -no would greece have bought warfare stuff elsewhere if a) price and b) functionality is sufficient? -yes who elects the politicians who decide about money spending etc? |
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(writing posts on n900 is really great btw) |
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whose *** should then be kicked? you are concidering greece as a baby child, aren't you? |
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Guys taken from BBC
"On Planet Greece, some civil servants get a bonus for turning up to work on time. Foresters get a bonus for working outdoors. At least they show up. There are civil servants called ghost workers because they never go into the office, head to a second job and still claim a state salary. They can't get sacked, because a civil service post is for life. Unless the incumbent decides to retire in his or her forties, with a pension. And the government can continue paying for the afterlife. Unmarried and divorced daughters of civil servants are entitled to collect their dead parents pensions. Another lucrative sinecure is to belong to a state committee. The government has no idea how many there are. It has been estimated that they have 10,000 employees and cost nearly Ģ200m a year, and that includes the committee to manage a lake that dried up 80 years ago." |
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This whole issue really underlies the fundamental flaws in the EU. Brussels are unhappy that the German government won't just play ball and cough up. Democracy [the majority of the German public] getting in the way again!
Why can't the French, Dutch, Belgians, etc cough up the money? I really feel sorry for the Germans and the fact they are going to have to stomach this. Be clear as well that this is not a loan. If the UK was in the Euro we'd be paying in as well. I'm pretty sure we are anyway really (through things like the CAP). UKIP at the polls anyone? |
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hell yeah but they are going to spent 6,7 billion euro for weapons this year! and nobody stopped the greeks while spending all the money, for weapons, but also for public!
instead of that we are all very surprised and angry!?! |
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as far as I know there were people from USA who played "creative accounting" -game with Greece closed doors... |
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..what were the figures in Greece again? there is hella lot stupid holes in Greeces fiscal policy. weapons are a really easy target, but things are really messed up in general. selling all the guns and stopping army wouldn't change the situation significantly. |
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swiss: 76 billion france: 56 billion germany: 45 billion (greek depth in euro) |
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osse we share the same destination, gonna be retired with 70 (earliest). and the greeks have to, too. but the incessant propaganda blaming the greek joe plumber is way too short and weapons is a german topic politicians dont wanna talk about, it's not a very useful argument in german elections...
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its not the sellers problem? really? if the seller share the same currency and credits the sell with this currency it SHOULD be our problem! cause we want the money back....not the sellers problem...never laughed like that....the greeks don't don't pay theire bills since 2007 but we needed to sell MORE AND MORE AND MORE. and we gave them our money to buy our products |
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.edit Do you think that countires could be handled like people who do not anymore have control of themselves? |
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face it, its our problem. i agree with you forasmuch its not the industrys problem because they got their euros.... |
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and I suggest that you would read a bit more about fiscal stuff. of course a country can buy a lot without paying. the seller just is certain that the bill will be paid at some point. a bit like asking your friend to buy you a lollipop that costs 10 euro cents and say you will pay it next week. |
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sorry ossipenna, reading about more fiscal stuff? the system you just explained ist fine as long as you give me my 10 cents next week. but what do i do, if you tell me that you can't pay me? or anybody? wait! i just give you more money, to pay your dutys in my shop. not to be gracious but save my elected as an let the system go on....
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please keep in mind that in 2008 no one knew that greece will have big problems in 2010. think about that for a while and ask yourself are you starting to realize something? |
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Everything ticking along in the UK. Im good because i made 30k gbp on a USD/EUR fx spread bet over the last two weeks so if PR1.2 doesnt come out i shouldnt have any cash worries and ill go by an android phone :)
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I guess Greece have PR1.2 first in EU.
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no one new in 2008 that greek will have problems....can't believe that. will you tell me, that all the things you blamed (retiring early etc) actually were there overnight (just like 1.2 will be) we wanted to be blinded to make our money and the greeks were stupid enough to play the game
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Greece was the initial party to play the game. It was the classical chair game and the one left standing pays the bill. until recently there was no problem with retiring age etc because everything seemed to be in order(fraudulent accounting). |
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fradulent accounting always requieres two sides, one dumbass to lie and one dumbass to takes these lies....
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:o or :eek: or :mad: not really sure. Not saying that we shouldn't bail out Greece. We should. Just pissed off about the corrupt greek system. |
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and Rauha, I know. But Finland is already doomed by other aspects too so it doesn't feel so bad ;) and I am keeping my hopes up that Greece will repay completely so no-one looses money. |
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Greece was just the first one to get hit... Has anyone seen the current status in Spain and Portugal...? Not much of a difference there... And since I've read some really annoying comments here let me, as a Greek, speak out to clear some things...
1. Yes, since 1974 all Greek politicians' priority is to steal money... 2. Greece's banking system remains excellent no matter how hard it's been hit... 3. YES, Greece is in huge need of warfare equipment... You wouldn't never understand of course... But the minute Greece stops purchasing tanks, weapons, fighters etc etc there's a huge chance we'll get invaded... And there are three candidates to do so... We can cope at ease with two of them... But not that easily with the greatest of them... And that is not only Greece's problem... Have you ever wondered why none of you wants Turkey in the EU...? 4. Everyone goes on pension after 35 years of hard-working and mostly low-paid days... 5. We are 10million Greeks... 150.000 people does not constitute a majority... MOST Greeks have accepted ther fate even though they are not responsible for what has happened in Greece for the past years... 6. Over the past years a huge amount of illegal migration has been going on... We have over 1,5 million people coming from Albania, Pakistan etc etc... One of the major reasons why our economy has crippled... 7. And you my dear Germans... Who feel sorry for Greece but say it's not your fault... Does any single one of you know of the loan you charged Greece with when you conquered us 65 years ago...? Are you aware of the total gold bars that once rested in Greece and during 1944 they all 'migrated' to Germany...? 8. Have you seen what the hell is going on in the international market and you think that pushing Greece out of Euro will solve Europe's issues...? Euro as a capital is going to crumble if doing so! PS: You "ossipena" who so easily said 'fcuk you Greece'... I feel really sorry for you... |
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If you compare Finland's statistics to other European countries you will see that our economy is on quite solid base. We can take loan for couple of years (actually itīs good thing to do) but after that we have to look that it slows down. Making this country profitable and interesting for mining, chemical, forest, technology industry etc. is key to success. One part of this is of course cheap electricity :) Look this http://yfrog.com/49velkap We can easily go to 50-60% of our GDP and actually I think we should. Quite many statistic only show from year 2000 on but left most interesting part away and thatīs the 90's when Finland went almost to bankrupt. Yes itīs wise to already think about how to start paying it and how to stop taking it, but there is too much dooming around. Yes we will need little "Jumalauta, vittu saatana" mentality but there is no reason to get too worried and throw hands in the air. ;) .edit http://www.stat.fi/tup/suoluk/suoluk...ous.html#velka |
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1) Don`t spent your salary on Bouzoukia ( for non-Greeks, google it) 2) Cut a lot of jobs that are not nesessary....one funny example was a driver at Olympic airlines that he was so fat that he was unable to drive, so instead of firing him they hired another driver to drive him around and he became the co-driver!ahaha 3) Don`t spend so much time at coffee shops....on average Greeks spent more time driking 'frappe' than working. |
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PS: I honestly reckon that this thread should be closed as it's turning to political... |
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6. excuses, excuses. what about Germany and ~10% of population? 7. Finland vs USSR. do I need to say more? (excuses, excuses) 8. may be. or may be not. useless speculation. euros problem now is that there are countries in that might go bankrupt. ps, don't feel, no need to. and slender: mainly because I have followed comments from our politicians concerning this greece -issue. if so stupid and naive people don't mess things up, it is a miracle ;) |
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what the **** is that? probably, due to my poor english-knowledge, a miss understanding. germany is guilty for borrowing money alrthough either knew or had to know that greek won't be able to pay it back. but we wanted to push the economy of politicians became the whore for getting the money started |
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BTW. Quite many finnish people have prejudice (or some might say racist opinions) about people living in mediterranean countries and their way of living and I have to say that recent statistics and news do not dimish these allegations :D |
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as I've said it is easy to say now that you shouldn't lended money to Greece after 2008. Could I have said the same in 2008? nope.. |
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Also those countries are not as corrupt as Greece (which is only surpassed by Romania in the EU). And if have more trust in their ability to implement cost cutting programs. Going on strike is not a solution. Cheers |
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Dear Slender and everyone who commented on my post I promise to answer (with official numbers and not heavy speculations) by night... It's 3:30 here and I'm still working... Greece's economical comeback depends on me... :-P
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