This Young lady spoke perfectly, however people are still coming up with if only we did this and if only we do that all will be well in the economic world and we will all live in peace and prosperity. TOO LATE. usdebtclock.org And HEH who do we think has been running the commercial system all these years Robin Hood and his Merry Men and Friar Tuck ran the Churches?
As Greece entered a second week without a government central bankers joined politicians and economists in openly warning about the possible breakup of the eurozone. And so the Greek political tragedy plays on with potentially harsh consequences for Europe's economies. In Brussels, there are already talks about Greece leaving the eurozone. Is it now a question of when, or if?
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Negotiations on forming a new Greek government is set to resume on Tuesday after three previous failed attempts. The radical left block (Syriza) has refused to join any coalition which supports austerity in exchange for bailout packages. The mainstream socialists have attacked the Left for their intransigence. If the parties can't agree on a coalition there will have to be another election next month. But if Greeks elect a parliament that is opposed to austerity policies it may lead to Greece's exit from the eurozone. Al Jazeera's Tim Friend reports from Athens.
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www.presstv.com In this edition of the show Max interviews Yanis Varoufakis from yanisvaroufakis.eu. He talks about the deteriorating situation in Greece economically and politically and what is happening in Italy and how that will impact Greece. Yanis Varoufakis is an economist who heads the Department of Economic Policy at the University of Athens.
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Do you want to know what Greek people think about the Greek crisis? See this very informative documentary, made especially for non- Greek speakers, on the causes and the solutions as perceived by many Greeks. Find out why they protest so much. What is at stake and if your future is really related to theirs.
Complete video at fora.tv Economics professor Richard Wolff breaks down Greece's latest round of European Union bailout loans. He deems the Greek crisis to be a "flash point" for global economics, and warns that the United States may follow a similar path. ---- Each month, Richard D. Wolff presents an an analysis of some particular economic topics and then opens the floor to questions, comments and a general discussion. This course takes place at the Brecht Forum in New York. Each month, we aim to develop participants' understanding of and ability to explain to others the key economic developments of our time. The updates focus on the evolving global capitalist economic crisis and its consequences. Professor Wolff examines topics such as: the social costs effects of the historic long-term US unemployment; national debt crises and "austerity programs" in Greece, Ireland, Spain, and beyond; changes in today's Chinese economy and their global effects; tax reform and the entire tax issue in the US today; continuing crisis in the US housing and credit markets; the economics of immigration.
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One of the greatest achievements of the European Union was that it was to stop the spread of extremism ? Walked through a street here in Greece came across two Pieces of paper in the gutter what caught my eye was the Golden Dawn title, I bent down and picked up one of the pieces of paper, it was smaller than an A4 print with the message on both sides of the paper, no colour a very poor photograph a really cheap Election flyer, i walked a little down the street and there was another Election glossy professional looking 3 page Pasok brochure on the street, with bright colours, professional photos, catchy message etc. Golden Dawn did no election broadcasts as far as i know, the other parties filled the airways? The point Golden Dawn has now 21 MPs without Air time, Radio time, Flashy Brochures. What happens next? Desperate governments with the salvation of the nation as the logic will take absolute power in order to save the banking system from collapse. Most of what is going on in Greece is going un-noticed by the world as a whole. NEO NAZIS ARE GOING TO BE IN THE GREEK PARLIAMENT, HELLO. www.jewishproblem.com The Majority of Greeks are completely in the dark as to the meaning of the new loans being secured under English Law.Even if Greece leaves the Euro and the EU, the loan remain in place passed into law by the ex employees of the loan sharking banks that allowed Greece to borrow so much money in the first place? I tried to explain to a HSBC employee from Athens what the <b>...</b>
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The chances of agreement on a new coalition government for Greece look slim, one week after inconclusive elections. The President is meeting with some of the smaller parties, after talks with the major party leaders failed to achieve a breakthrough. The main sticking point is the radical left's determination to tear up Greece's bailout agreement with the EU. Al Jazeera's Tim Friend reports from Athens.
www.FT.com What happens if Greece exits the euro? As the possibility increases following the country's recent election and a vote against austerity, FT leader writer Peggy Hollinger and capital markets editor Richard Milne discuss the implications with FT analysis editor Frederick Studemann. For more video content from the FT, visit the Financial Times video section at: www.ft.com
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For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me Facing rising unemployment, urban-dwelling Greeks are starting to relocate to the countryside. The move, encouraged by Greek government officials, is motivated by a search of economic opportunity in the crisis-ridden country. Content: 1.5 million Greeks are considering leaving the concrete jungle for a life in the countryside, according to recent research by the Greek Agricultural Organization. The Minister for Rural Development and Food says the move towards agriculture is sure to bring Greece closer to overcoming the financial crisis that continues to plague the country. [Kostas Skandalidis, Minister of Rural Development and Food]: "I believe that the agricultural production and foods sector will be most crucial for Greece in the coming decades, and the one that will get the country out of the crisis." The research also says that almost 50 percent of the 1.5 million Greeks seriously considering the move want to work as farmers and produce agricultural products. Giannis and Athina left Athens and moved to an island to start a beekeeping business. [Giannis Zarikos, Beekeeper on Andros Island]: "You can gain many things from beekeeping. If you work hard you can achieve a good income and keep a steady job." Despite the difficulties, the couple enjoys this new way of life. [Athina Taxtatzi, Beekeeper on Andros Island]: "Of course it is worth all the difficulties <b>...</b>
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The Greek Parliament passed a controversial austerity package but hurdles remain, including the awaited reaction from sister European countries, Vincent Cignarella reports on Markets Hub.
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The debt-ridden EU has suffered another blow from ratings agencies. Moody's has downgraded the debt ratings of six EU states - including vulnerable Portugal, Italy and Spain. It comes as the bloc struggles to prevent Greece from default by offering bailouts in return for more austerity. But as RT's Jacob Greaves reports, more and more Greeks feel the measures will only make things worse. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Dr. Nick Skrekas -- analyst & lawyer -- explains the somber mood in Greece after the 77 year old suicide of a pensioner in front of parliament. That imposing more austerity is like putting a seriously sick anorexic on a strict diet. The Papademos caretaker governments had a limited mandate and will organize elections. The correct policy solutions include taxing the wealthy that have squirreled away massive amounts of monies. That more sensible structural reforms, privatizations and less bureaucracy and corruption are needed. And the instead of the EU taking a foreign policy stances that cost Greece, like no more oil from Iran, they should assist Greece in its defense needs and to pitch in to assist with the massive influx of illegal immigrants. Live interview for the RT global audience, conducted by anchor lady Anissa Naouai on Thursday, 5 March 2012, at 3.10 pm Athens time with the Parthenon as a backdrop.
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This is a sketch from a comedy series on Greek tv. It satirizes the abolition of the most basic working rights, the basic pay, the holidays, social insurance, even the notion of paid work itself. Humanity has struggled for more than a century to claim these rights and, in Greece, they have been abolished within two years. I translated this video for my blog "When the Crisis Hit the Fan". Feel free to visit for more sneaks into the Greek crisis. whenthecrisishitthefan.com
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All attempts to form a coalition have so far failed in Greece, as far left leader Alexis Tsipras rejected proposals by the pro-bailout parties. This comes after Sunday's parliamentary elections in which no party managed to secure an overall majority. Without the deal Greece will be forced to hold a new election in June. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said any new Greek government must stick to the austerity plan, agreed upon in exchange for the bailout. Economics expert Yanis Varoufakis warns her demands are unrealistic. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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If English law is applied to the new bonds issued under the complex PSI, the Greek side would have to face the following consequences: Property confiscation: According to international law as well as many national legal systems, when a property is located within the jurisdiction of the legislating state, the latter has the power (de facto or by law) to nationalise or transfer property without compensation. The Wall Street Journal reported on January 5 that "Greece has agreed to consider that the new bonds be governed by English law, which means creditors would be allowed to seize Greek assets if the country fails on its payments".
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The only resistance and I do me only resistance to the Greek government bailout is coming from the left to far left-wing parties in Greek politics. The False Left-Right Paradigm Concept is a political theory that alleges that members of opposing major political parties such as the Republican and Democratic parties in the United States share common interests and goals, as well as a covertly unified ruling authority over the political issues of the masses. The two major political entities act in concert to create divisiveness among the population while keeping control of the political spectrum. The Greek left-wing parties are exposing the obvious and they are 100% correct in their assessment. youtu.be The Greek communist party the KKE and Syriza are pointing out the truth of the Greek government bailout and the fundamental truth is that it is socializing the losses of bankers and investors. They are saying that the Greek government bailout is leading the Greek economy into the abyss and the Greek people into slavery. How can the left wing parties be the only ones voicing these opinions? Surely it is the supposed right-wing parties that should be exposing the complete destruction of the last remaining fragments of capitalism in the Greek economy. The irony of the left's position is that even though they identify the reality of the Greek situation perfectly, their proposed solution to the Greek crisis are exactly what led Greece into the position it is in today. Fundamentally <b>...</b>
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The Greek financial tragedy continued this week as a war of words broke out between Germany's finance minister and the Greek president. Meanwhile, a decision by Eurozone ministers on the next Greek bailout has been delayed until Monday and there are increasing voices in Athens suggesting default is not only more likely but more desirable than the austerity demanded by the eurozone. So what next? Joining the show to discuss the mood in Greece is Vasilis Leontitsis, a research fellow at the Hellenic Observatory of the London School of Economics, who says the strains of the economy are beginning to show in the lives of the Greek people. "They [the Greek people] don't necessarily talk about the crisis as something alien. It is something that is happening to them."
Greece is again descending into chaos; having a weak tottering government, the street of Athens erupting into violence with protestors revolting over the austerity measures and the banking system on the verge of collapse. Other European banks have a large exposure to Greek debt and there is again a dangerous risk of contagion. If Greece defaults on it loans, the effects could cause catastrophe for other weak Eurozone economies. These events would spread ripples throughout the financial system worldwide. The Greeks are angry because of austerity - cutbacks, unemployment, corrupt leaders who they say got them into debt and so forth. The Germans are angry because they have to pay for the Greeks unresponsible fiscal policies. It seems there is plenty of anger to go around and the crisis hasn't even hit yet. This is a small picture what it will be like when the European project, known prophetically in the Bible as "Babylon the Great", completely collapses when the Lord Jesus Christ returns to the earth and judges them. Today, however, from the Bible, we expect Europe to be unifying rather than disintegrating. In Revelation the beast is a symbol used to track the Roman Empire through it's various phases; from Pagan Rome, to the Holy Roman Empire and so on. The meaning of this symbol is found by examining other scriptures and allowing the Bible to interpret itself. The prophecy of Daniel's four beasts, portraying the kingdom of men, allows us to see that the beast in Revelation <b>...</b>
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Iceland scrapped its derivatives trade in 1990, You have been conditioned to believe there just a few billion of derivatives tied to Greek debt, NO ONE really knows except a small group of bankers. usdebtclock.org
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To NOMINT's eyes, Greece is a spoiled young girl and the dept, once a lovely pet sheep, appears now to be a humongous creepy monster about to devour her.
You have been conditioned to believe there was only 4Bn Derivatives tied to Greek Debt. Apocalypse is a Greek word it means to uncover that which was hidden. APOCALYPSE NOW. When Carlo Ponzi, a dishwasher from Parma, Italy, immigrated to the United States in 1903, he had $2.50 in his pocket and a million-dollar dream in his head. He was able to fulfill that dream, at least temporarily.Ponzi promised people that he would multiply their money in a miraculous way: by 50 percent in six weeks. With his carefully parted hair and charming accent, Ponzi beguiled investors and fueled their avarice. The first investors raked in fantastic returns. What they didn't know was that Ponzi was simply using the next investors' money to pay them their profits.The scheme continued. Ten investors turned into 100, and 100 investors turned into 1000, until the scam was discovered. Ponzi spent many years in prison, and he died a pauper in 1949. But his name remains important to every criminologist today -- and every economist.Economists use the term "Ponzi scheme" to describe a disastrous mechanism in which someone pays off old debt by constantly taking on new debt. The repayment of the debt -- the most recent loans, plus interest -- is deferred into the distant future, fueling an eternal process of debt refinancing.It's the classic pyramid, or snowball scheme, practiced by thousands of con artists after Ponzi. The most spectacular case was that of New York financier Bernard Madoff, who was <b>...</b>
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The Greek crisis isn't just a local phenomenon; debt is a deadly global trend. Will Tim be able show his cardboard comrade that Greece's woes affect us all, or will he get distracted by celebrity bowling? Find out right now! Tim Kirby's channel: www.youtube.com Watch Why You Should Care on our website: rt.com Subscribe to RT! www.youtube.com Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter twitter.com Follow us on Google+ plus.google.com RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 500 million YouTube views benchmark.
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www.newsit.gr The EUs crowning achievement was the Peace in Europe and a prevention of fascism only to be the principal cause of the rise of fascism? YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP! All the main stream media outlets have been feeding you "All is well with the world" Here is the evidence that the worlds economic system is collapsing. "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." Gandhi.
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