Stupid World

[Brian d marge]

9 meals from being pissed off

Stephen

[mashman]

Some would be, by your posts gleefully alluding to the murder of anyone rich I would suggest you are one of them.

I read the article, and your post, and replied in that context. If I have made an error in understanding please explain it, if I have got it absolutely right but you do not like what that means, keep posting banal dribble as confirmation.

Yeh I'm not sure I understood it either, but the bit of my response where I suggested a better alternative to the pitchforks is testament to my many eyes.

Yawn.

If you had it right I'd happily fess up, put it that way.

Double yawn. Your misinterpretation is yours and I happily leave you to it.

[Brian d marge]

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I can never understand a word that guy says.

You also might be color blind


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[Brian d marge]

One world

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) is a proposed free trade agreement between the European Union and the United States. Proponents say the agreement would result in multilateral economic growth,^[1] while critics say it would increase corporate power and make it more difficult for governments to regulate markets for public benefit.^[2][3] The American government considers the TTIP a companion agreement to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.^[4] After a proposed draft was leaked in March 2014,^[5] the European Commission launched a public consultation on a limited set of clauses and in January 2015 published parts of an overview.^[6]
An agreement is not expected to be finalized before 2016.<sup>[7]

woo hoo</sup>



Stephen

[bogan]

Yawn.

If you had it right I'd happily fess up, put it that way.

Double yawn. Your misinterpretation is yours and I happily leave you to it.

Banal dribble detected, confirmation confirmed. Have a nice day.

[Akzle]

meanwhile in greece

this really is, absolutely, definitely, super positively duperly, your final last penultimate chance to do what the world bank wants.

fucken jews.

[Brian d marge]

meanwhile in greece

this really is, absolutely, definitely, super positively duperly, your final last penultimate chance to do what the world bank wants.

fucken jews.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...down-live.html

3 2 1 stand by for action anything could happen in the next half hour

Greece went ages ago spain is next

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[mashman]

You also might be color blind

T'would explain why I've never voted

[Brian d marge]

T'would explain why I've never voted

Oh you little Russell you

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[Brian d marge]

The arsebicuits are at it again
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe...1024908317#_=_

Jeb will get in and he will find weapons of mass destruction

In russia

And away we go

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[mashman]

Oh you little Russell you

Ouchy fuck that almost hurt... I haven't sold out and I understand what an R.B.E. is . Ironically enough, if he ever got time to sit down and really gave an R.B.E. some consideration, he'd find that it was designed for his consciousness, ommmmmmm.

[jonbuoy]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...down-live.html

3 2 1 stand by for action anything could happen in the next half hour

Greece went ages ago spain is next

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Spain is holding its own - and doing better than a lot of other EU countries can´t see it leaving the Euro any-time soon. Lending vast sums of money to the Greeks was like giving a teenage girl a store credit card. They borrowed the money and blew it all "living the high life" and now they can´t pay it back. Is it wreckless lending or wreckless spending? Either way pushing a country further into debt to pay off a debt doesn´t seem to make sense.

Best thing for boom and bust economies like Greece is to have their own currency, at least that way when the shit hits the fan tourism and exports stand a chance of digging them out. Even though the Greek economy is in tatters its still not a cheap place for tourists to holiday in or expats to buy property.

[Brian d marge]

Spain is holding its own - and doing better than a lot of other EU countries can´t see it leaving the Euro any-time soon. Lending vast sums of money to the Greeks was like giving a teenage girl a store credit card. They borrowed the money and blew it all "living the high life" and now they can´t pay it back. Is it wreckless lending or wreckless spending? Either way pushing a country further into debt to pay off a debt doesn´t seem to make sense.

Best thing for boom and bust economies like Greece is to have their own currency, at least that way when the shit hits the fan tourism and exports stand a chance of digging them out. Even though the Greek economy is in tatters its still not a cheap place for tourists to holiday in or expats to buy property.

Yeah . . No
You are right about greece having their own money
Under rhe current eu sanctions against russia greece cannot export to its main customer . Russia
Anyway
Spain isnt greece but spain is about1 trillion in the hole with about 25 percent unemployment
Off top of head
Greece I agree with you to some extent but
Kpmg , sorry im on train using phone so will correct later
Kpmg audited greece in order to get them into the eu
The audit failed to show systemic problems with greek economy
Jp morgan i think was also in there lending money
Now greece is a small country and the debt repayment was high
So in order to repay the debt one should cut spending

On public services such as pensions . . Trains etc . . .

Can ya see the problem now

No government is going to cut the pension to oldies

See the debate in nz at the moment

So in order to meet social services greeks borrowed

Untill there was a point at which the lenders said no

Greece was hung out to dry

Greece owes 350 billion? Spain owes at least a trillion or more

Greece is bankrupt and gone from the eu

All the news u hear is window dressing disney news for sheep

The next is either italy spain or portugal

Probably spain

Stephen

This one explains greece


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XlhFMa4t28A

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...down-live.html



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[jonbuoy]

Yeah . . No
You are right about greece having their own money
Under rhe current eu sanctions against russia greece cannot export to its main customer . Russia
Anyway
Spain isnt greece but spain is about1 trillion in the hole with about 25 percent unemployment
Off top of head
Greece I agree with you to some extent but
Kpmg , sorry im on train using phone so will correct later
Kpmg audited greece in order to get them into the eu
The audit failed to show systemic problems with greek economy
Jp morgan i think was also in there lending money
Now greece is a small country and the debt repayment was high
So in order to repay the debt one should cut spending

On public services such as pensions . . Trains etc . . .

Can ya see the problem now

No government is going to cut the pension to oldies

See the debate in nz at the moment

So in order to meet social services greeks borrowed

Untill there was a point at which the lenders said no

Greece was hung out to dry

Greece owes 350 billion? Spain owes at least a trillion or more

Greece is bankrupt and gone from the eu

All the news u hear is window dressing disney news for sheep

The next is either italy spain or portugal

Probably spain

Stephen

This one explains greece


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XlhFMa4t28A

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...down-live.html



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I disagree - Spain has made some good gains - its not leaving the EU anytime soon. Spain GDP/government debt is now at 93.9% (more or less the same as France) vs Greece 175%. Unemployment in Spain is still high at 23% but it is dropping. By no means are things "great" but they aren´t Greece/EU split-tingly bad.

[mashman]

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