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San πολυ αποτομα δεν μας ανεβασες πανω Μιχαλη;
Με τον Βαρουφακη τασπασε ο Νταισελμπλουμ,οχι με σενα.
... η παρασυρθηκες απο το 3ετες ...
χαχαχα
...η μηπως δουλευεις στον Ελληνικος Χρυσος;
http://www.capital.gr/news.asp?id=2216460
Απελαθηκε απο την Χουντα κ τον απονειμαν παρασημο με το πουλι;
....χαχαχαχα
Μιχαλη αν τελικα τα σπασεις κ εσυ με τον Νταισελμπλουμ ... να ξερεις οτι τουλαχιστον θα χεις την στηριξη του κ.Τσιπρα.
http://www.protothema.gr/politics/article/447339/apoluti-stirixi-maximou-se-varoufaki/
Καλησπερα, προβλεπεται θερμο Σ/Κ, με τα ομολογα στο Θεο...και τα CDS ριξτε μια ματια...
http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/GRCD5
http://www.skai.gr/news/weird/article/274399/ipa-prostimo-ston-tzon-keri-gia-to-hioni-exo-apo-tin-porta-tou/?
χαχαχαχαχα
Γιαννακη τοσο διαβασμα δεν εριξες ουτε στην εξεταστικη ...
Eυελπιστω με την σημερινη που κατα πως φαινεται θα εχει και συνεχεια ,σκληρη σταση εναντι των δανειστων
να ..υπαρχει και ενα καποιο σχεδιο
ετσι ωστε κατι παραπανω να παρουμε.Και να μην δωσουμε περισσοτερα απ οτι παρουμε .
Παρατηρω μια γενικοτερη αμετροεπεια ναρκισιστικου τυπου που δεν μου αρεσει.
Δεν ανησυχω ιδιαιτερα..ακομα.
ΤΑ ΝΟΥΜΕΡΑ απο τις 9 ΔΕΚΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ ( 1050 Ο γδ)
ειναι γενικως ασχημα.
Μειωση εσοδων , αυξηση εκροων που πολυ φοβαμαι οτι θα περασε τα 10 δισ.
On his blog in June 2012, Varoufakis said that debt, not Syriza, is the thing to fear, and he scoffed at a Greek exit from the Eurozone. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras clearly knows a bargain when he sees one: by appointing the prolific economics professor as finance minister, he gets a free intellectual marketing machine, in English. This is 2012, mind you, presuming Varoufakis’ blog page isn’t updated:
“Should we be afraid of Syriza’s ‘ultra-leftism’? My answer is a resounding No. I recommend that (even those who have Greek amongst their languages) you do not read their manifesto. It is not worth the paper it is written on. While replete with good intentions, it is [short] on detail, full of promises that cannot, and will not be fulfilled (the greatest one is that austerity will be cancelled), a [hodgepodge] of policies that are neither here nor there. Just ignore it. Syriza is a party that had to progress, within weeks, from a fringe political agglomeration struggling to get into Parliament (at around the 4% mark) to a major party that may have to form government in a few short weeks. It is, in important ways, a ‘work in progress’; and so is its unappetising Manifesto. No, the reason it is safe to take a gamble on Syriza is threefold: First, because it is probably the only party that ‘gets it’; that understands (a) that Greece must stay in the Eurozone (despite the latter’s obvious failures), and (b) that the Eurozone will not survive unless someone forces Europe to put an immediate halt on this “march off the cliff of competitive austerity” … Thirdly, because, in any case, a vote for Syriza is not going to establish a purely Syriza government.”
The Greek presidental guards, the Evzones.
That was Monday, just after being elected. History is one thing, abstract as it wrongly may be in understanding the national psyche that elected the Syriza Party.
Then Tsipras roared out of the gate Tuesday and Wednesday with what has markets in a dither: he announced a halt to the privatization of the main port of Piraeus, near Athens, bucking the interest of China’s Cosco Group and others parties. In U.S. trading, Hong Kong-based Cosco International Holdings (CHDGF), whose units include several maritime trading enterprises, is down 6%.
The Chinese are invested in several Greek ports, securing an important hub in Europe as the Greek financial crisis deepened. The Greek government also said it would block the sale of a stake in the Public Power Corporation of Greece, Reuters reports. The government also said it would reinstate some public employees who lost jobs and would boost low-income pensioners disbursements.
“The German government is preparing itself for a prolonged standoff with Athens … Any sequencing that would not put Greek reforms ahead of a conversation over the country’s debt load is hence unlikely to win support in the German Bundestag. This, in turn, is crucial given that German parliamentary approval will be required not only for disbursing the still outstanding, final tranche of the current Greek program (EUR 1.8 billion) but also for any potential, post-program application for an Enhanced Conditions Credit Line. Against this backdrop, the still outstanding tranche remains extremely unlikely to be disbursed for now. … Berlin anticipates that the troika will be unable to recommend disbursement in light of Greek slippage on the domestic reform front. Instead, the current program is likely to be extended by up to six months.”
Άρα για πάντα συριζαααααααααα!!!! Άντε Τσίπρα δυνατά !!!!!
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