In which John explains the Greek debt crisis, which has pushed the Greek government close to defaulting on its loans, the reasons why the Euro zone and the IMF are desperately trying to bail Greece out, and what the rising cost of sovereign debt means for the massive budget deficits throughout the developed world. Thanks to Karen Kavett at www.youtube.com for the illustration. Debt Chart: en.wikipedia.org

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Here our the facts relating to the Sovereign debt crisis in Europe and Greece. This is information you won't hear anywhere else breaking down how the financial terrorists work.

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A wakeup call for Greece and the euro. WSJ's Andy Jordan and Joe Parkinson report from Athens on the threat of a potentially contagious debt crisis and the moral hazard of bailing out a country with bad fiscal habits.

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maxkeiser.com This is first of two parts appearance on Inside Story talking about the Greek debt crisis. Airdate - 24 February 2010

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Eurozone finance ministers are set to approve the release of $17bn for Greece. It is the next portion of the bailout from the European Union and the International Monetory Fund - made possible by the austerity laws the Greek parliament passed this week. However, there is no certainty in the long-term benefit of the bailout, as Greece's mechanisms to repay the loan are still unclear. Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports.

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This is the VOA Special English Economics Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http Finance ministers from the euro area met in Poland in the middle of September to discuss the Greek debt crisis. American Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner joined them. Fabian Zuleeg, chief economist at the European Policy Center in Brussels, said the United States was right to get involved. "The intervention from the US has also shown at least a risk that the stability of the financial system as a whole -- the global financial system -- might be under threat again." Earlier, the leaders of France, Germany and Greece held a conference call to discuss how to contain Europe's deepening financial crisis. Germany and France are Europe's two largest economies. Seventeen European Union countries use the euro as their currency. On September fifteenth, five major central banks agreed to lend additional dollars to European banks in the euro zone. The European Central Bank says the three-month loans will provide as many dollars as the banks need. The operations will end in December. The European Central Bank is acting with the United States Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan and the Swiss National Bank. The announcement helped lift European bank shares and major European stock lists.The Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has lowered its growth estimates for the euro area. In Greece the economy has shrunk this year. German Chancellor Angela Merkel <b>...</b>

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The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance of Greece, Evangelos Venizelos, delivers a speech entitled "The Greek Debt Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities" at the Peterson Institute for International Economics on July 25, 2011. His presentation at the Institute was his only public appearance during his visit to Washington to meet with top IMF and US officials to discuss the Greek reform program and financing for it.

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www.presstv.com In this edition of On the Edge, Max Keiser interviews Yanis Varoufakis from YanisVaroufakis.eu. He talks about the new Greek bailout package planned for September and on the Eurozone crisis.

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As the Greek debt crisis continues, foreign leaders are continuing to put pressure on the Greek government to further implement austerity measures. Over the last year the country has seen a rise in tax rates and VAT, a cut in public sector wages in exchange for bailout loans from the international community. Many of these austerity measures have not been very fruitful and have sparked mass protests throughout Greece. The Greek population it seems are no longer willing to accept any more austerity measure.

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For the first time in Greece a documentary produced by the audience. "Debtocracy" seeks the causes of the debt crisis and proposes solutions, hidden by the government and the dominant media. Editor/Script Katerina Kitidi Aris Chatzistefanou Scientific Research Leonidas Vatikiotis Animation Magda Plevraki Sokratis Galiatsakos Music Giannis Agelakas Ermis Georgiadis Aris RSN Edit Aris Triantafillou Camera Aris Papastefanou ulia Reinecke Coloring Thanos Tsantas PR Michalis Alimanis Contributors Aggeliki Gaidatzi Fani Gaidatzi Ioulia Kileri Margarita Tsomou Production Costas Efimeros 2011 - BitsnBytes.gr www.debtocracy.gr

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Greek Debt Crisis? Actually the world owes the Greeks, by Angelo Tsarouchas www.funnygreek.com

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Greece's ruling socialist party has passed a second austerity bill needed to implement an austerity package to secure more funds from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund. The vote saw 155 members of parliament voting in favour of the bill, 136 voting against and five abstentions. The Greek government will now start to implement harsh cuts, but it also has plans to make money - many of which are proving to be controversial. Athens wants to raise $72bn in the next four years by selling off state assets. The state lottery, water companies, electricity and gas monopolies are among those up for grabs. Also for sale are leases on state property and property for tourist development. Tania Page reports from Athens, the Greek capital.

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On the Thursday, October 27 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks about the exploding European Union debt crisis and the makeshift deal cobbled together by European leaders that would see private investors lose 50 percent of the value of bonds in a frantic effort to reduce the Greek debt as the IMF prepares to pump in more than 130 euros in an effort to slow down the implosion. www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.net http

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www.bankatlantic.com - Pan Yatrakis on how the Greek government spent more than it took in taxes, and the deficits kept adding to the accumulating debt. Find out what does the Greek economic crisis have in common with the US debt and learn why the lessons behind the Greek debt crisis are important to the US economy. Pan Yatrakis is Professor of Economics and guest blog author on BankAtlantic's Florida Bank Blog. www.floridabankblog.com

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The Greek problem, as with all other defaulting countries, centers on its Central Reserve Bank. They are owned and operated by the international banking cartels, and the politicians in the relevant countries do their bidding, not that of their electorate.

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EU leaders put on a united front for the cameras in Brussels. But behind the scenes, this is one of the most testing times the bloc has ever known. They have wound up what has been described as a "frustrating" summit in the Belgian capital -- overshadowed, naturally, by the Greek debt crisis. "On Greece, we have once again shown that we find agreement when agreement is needed. It was important because we have shown that our new way of dealing with the European economy is working" said European Commission President, Jose Manuel Barroso. Leaders urged Greece to back more cuts in a vote next week in order to get the next instalment of its EU-IMF bailout. The Greek prime minister faces the daunting task of rallying cross-party support. "The support that was given by my fellow European leaders, was given because they have recognised not only my personal efforts, I would say they have recognised the efforts of the Greek people, I'd say the sacrifices of the Greek people, and that is stated in so many words in the European Council conclusions. This is a vote of confidence from our fellow partners in the European Union," George Papandreou told reporters. Everything hinges on the austerity vote in the Greek parliament, which is due on June 29 and 30. If this results in a yes -- then Greece gets its next instalment from the EU and IMF. If no -- then the country will default on its debt.

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On the Thursday, October 27 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks about the exploding European Union debt crisis and the makeshift deal cobbled together by European leaders that would see private investors lose 50 percent of the value of bonds in a frantic effort to reduce the Greek debt as the IMF prepares to pump in more than 130 euros in an effort to slow down the implosion. www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.net http

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March 9, 2010 - Gerald Celente speaks with Greek journalist Helen Skopis of Athen International Radio 104.4 FM on the Greek Debt Crisis, the future of the Eurozone and the Economic Crisis. Again, I am new at uploading so please forgive any sound "glitches". If you would like to post this please do not hesitate to contact me and I will send you the audio. Helen Skopis's Blog: hermesxpress.pblogs.gr

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On the Thursday, October 27 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks about the exploding European Union debt crisis and the makeshift deal cobbled together by European leaders that would see private investors lose 50 percent of the value of bonds in a frantic effort to reduce the Greek debt as the IMF prepares to pump in more than 130 euros in an effort to slow down the implosion. www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.net http

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Greece has admitted it's still not able to deal with its deficit - the key demand of its international creditors. That's even taking into account mass layoffs announced yesterday, and a new round of austerity cuts which still need Parliament's approval. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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nma.tv In the run-up to the European Debt crisis, Greece racked up plenty of debt as a member of the Euro. When it became clear that Greece was in big trouble, other Euro countries had to help or risk contagion. Angela Merkel of Germany forced bondholders to take a 50% haircut while Sarkozy of France went to China for some relief. Merkel was praised for her leadership in cobbling together a bailout for the Greeks but in a twist that put global markets in turmoil, Greek PM Papandreou announced a referendum to decide whether or not to take the deal. Merkel and Sarkozy are sure to put pressure on Papandreou to take the deal immediately. If not, Greece might find itself out of the Euro.

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This short movie is an attempt to explain the complicated issues surrounding the Greek Debt Crisis. Special thanks to AverageJane and Marcial Chavez for helping bring this movie together. www.StopSpeculators.gr http www.CorbettReport.com http www.TheAverageJoeNewsBlogg.com http

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The Greek economy needs to get back on its feet. Otherwise all the bailout packages and cutbacks will have been in vain and the country will go bankrupt - that's the unanimous opinion across Europe. German companies are playing an important role in the recovery, being among the biggest investors in Greece.

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The Greek Bank Debt crisis is precarious for the world's financial health. Are the Greek people 100% responsible for what has happened? No they are not. They are only about 95% responsible, which is no different than the Americans being responsible for what is happening in their own country. We need to stop blaming the boogieman greedy banks for everything. No one held a gun to your head to take out another credit card, or to buy a nicer house than you could afford. And in the same respect no one forced the Greek people to vote in politicians that give out entitlements without collecting the taxes to pay for them. Now it is time to pay the piper, in Greece as well as in America. The fairytale life is over; it's time to get back to work. There is no free lunch; we are the ones who in the end pay for everything. Get ready to live like your Grandparents used to live, which when you think about it, was not that bad. Work hard, save your money, and only buy what you really need. And to that I would add, first be grateful for what you have, and then you might get what you want. jbranstetter04

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While the debt crisis in Greece continues to dominate the headlines, Vassilios Makios prefers to talk about the future. He has put together the Corallia Cluster Initiative based outside Athens. It comprises 80 companies in the IT sector, many of which work successfully for international giants.Inaxis makes monitoring mechanisms for solar power generators. Hellic programs chips for Infineon and has a second center of operations in Silicon Valley. Just two examples among the 80 or so firms comprising the Corallia cluster. For coordinator Vassilios Makios, they show that Greek firms can be competitive. He believes that leaving the euro zone would be a disaster for Greece and its economy.

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