11th July, 2015
As we await the verdict on whether Greece will be in or out, here are the earlier comments from the Eurozone finance ministers and others attending the Eurogroup meeting, via Reuters:
Posts Tagged ‘grexit’
Schauble proposes “5 year grexit with humanitarian support”
Posted by seumasach on July 11, 2015
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Soros funded Tsipras’ trip to US
Posted by seumasach on July 11, 2015
Soros Funded Tsipras’ Trip To US Says German Mag
February, 2013
See also: Ta Nea Demands Explanations From Tsipras’ Connection To Soros
George Soros’ think tank INET apparently sponsored Alexis Tsipras’ trip to the US. According to an articlein the German Wirtschaftswoche magazine. The article, basically wanted to analyze Soros’ frenzy to bring down the Euro, and while doing so, it revealed how this multi-billionaire is connected with the SYRIZA party. The article, which is signed by Florian Zerfamp, Angela Chenersntorf and Dieter Snaas, (phonetic spelling) was actually published on Valentine’s Day in Germany, but was only re-published in Greek in the “Ta Nea” newspaper on Saturday. It speaks openly about a very prominent US investor and his relationship with SYRIZA, while there is also mention of Tsipras’ trip to the United States. The icing on the cake, however, is near the end, since the article leaves it to be understood that Soros is using SYRIZA to get to Germany!
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Greece triggers the global crisis
Posted by seumasach on July 7, 2015
Cailean Bochanan
7th July, 2015
Coming at the end of a week in which the Greek people overwhelmingly reasserted their desire to remain in the Eurozone, the “No” vote can only be a result of Tsipras’ ability to convince them that their position in the Eurozone is safe, whatever happens. That now looks like a very shaky assumption and, I expect, a brazen deception on Tspras’ part. It is particularly pertinent to recall, at this point, that it was German Finance Minister, Schauble himself, who first proposed a referendum on proposals for Greece back in May and that this same Schauble had been arguing for Greek withdrawal from the euro in the face of the position of Angela Merkel. Merkel now looks on the way out if the latest take down on her by Spiegel is anything to go by. Could it be that, after a murky and convoluted process that has left everyone perplexed, Schauble has won?
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Wake-up call
Posted by seumasach on July 7, 2015
7th July, 2015
We are dangerously close to a huge disaster and yet we still appear oblivious to what is happening, living on an entirely different planet to the rest of Europe.
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In These New Times 