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Have a great time Brenda, many of my friends and family made the trip this year, I so wish I could as well, maybe next year.
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Who funds the IMF?
Does the global economy really want the EU, and as an extension Europe to go into recession because of the mismanagement of a small country, with a tiny economy?
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thanks Brenda
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Brenda I have been busy looking for a new job, current one has become very stressful with office politics. So until things get better on my end, which could be a while, i wont spend as much time here as I used to.
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I am about 98% sure this is the beginning of a default, and maybe this is what is needed, as painful as it will be.
Game over for all.
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Time will tell, some of this makes sense but I am not convinced he (they) has a plan, hope this guy is right
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Good and insightful article
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This forum has gotten too negative, but I understand how things got this way.
For my part, I realize that Greece needs change, specifically Greeks in Greece need to start respecting the laws even the ones they disagree with (paying taxes), they need to stop supporting corruption (businesses that don't pay taxes and break the laws), getting a free meal is fun, but not if it is by cheating... I doled out all kinds of criticisms when all the shit hit the fan in 2009 and 2010 , but we all know what needs to be done now, just hope the Greeks do what they have to.
However, Greek people have some of the best hearts and minds, while I can create a large list of criticisms, I can also appreciate the Greek spirit, culture, food, history, music, philoxenia, philotimo, ...
I still love Greece and Greeks, filing for bankruptcy, and financial mistakes wont do that! Only if they lost their human spirit would change that, an election of GD could send me over the edge, but not a financial disaster.
Ajax what I said about you is correct, your fear and anger makes you see things as black and white, look at my original post I have criticisms in red, and praise in blue, I see the whole picture, you see just the bad about Greece. I am not trying to insult you, I am just stating the facts based on your posts over the past 1-2 years, they are full of insults towards Greece, with little else.
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Ajax there is nothing wrong with my reality. Yours needs checking, you tend to see things as black and white, you live in a world of fear and anger. Reality lives between extremes.
Going back to Greece I am very aware of the reality, change is needed, and things are really bad. However I do not want to see the death/destruction of Greece, I am not a believer that a rebirth will necessary bring Greece back stronger and healthier. -
That was one fun show back in the day
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This forum has gotten too negative, but I understand how things got this way.
For my part, I realize that Greece needs change, specifically Greeks in Greece need to start respecting the laws even the ones they disagree with (paying taxes), they need to stop supporting corruption (businesses that don't pay taxes and break the laws), getting a free meal is fun, but not if it is by cheating... I doled out all kinds of criticisms when all the shit hit the fan in 2009 and 2010 , but we all know what needs to be done now, just hope the Greeks do what they have to.
However, Greek people have some of the best hearts and minds, while I can create a large list of criticisms, I can also appreciate the Greek spirit, culture, food, history, music, philoxenia, philotimo, ...
I still love Greece and Greeks, filing for bankruptcy, and financial mistakes wont do that! Only if they lost their human spirit would change that, an election of GD could send me over the edge, but not a financial disaster.
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LOL
Any Turkish characters?
Shit, are you Ajax? Now I am paranoid, lol
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Eyo how many forums are you on?
I used to participate on a Foreign Policy Forum 8+ years ago, now it is this and Facebook for me.
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Eyo I know this is a big topic for you
"And, finally, we should start a debate about how these people can vote and if they should be represented."
For me I would love for Greece to make it easier for the diaspora to invest there (PRIMARILY, NO CORRUPTION). Voting is not as important to me because, Greek Americans are just as ignorant as Greeks, Americans, Germans, Italians, Japanese...
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I work for a company with 20,000 employees, about 30-40% of the Greeks that I have met, and have in the past organized lunches for in my company, work in IT, and have done very well. Many of them emigrated here, so I know the talent exists.
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And the idea of running an It firm out of Rhodes, Crete, Zakynthos, .. has crossed my mind a few times. Recruiting good IT help should not be to hard.
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While I have some basic financial understanding, I am no investment or tax expert. But as far fetched as this is, it is an interesting idea, and one thing the writer is not aware of, is the quality IT workforce in Greece.
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dude you keep proving my point, and don't even get it
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Daman pretty fun and cool youtube video, thanks for sharing
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congratulations
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Daman thanks for twitting about this site, we could use some more visitors and posters
Syriza, To Potami, is there really anyone Else?
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Ιωσήφ96 welcome to our site!
I think it it will take 10-20 years for Greece to get out of this mess.
Unlike Admin I did not have any high hopes for Syriza, they reminded me of PASOK of the 80s, I just hoped they were right and I was wrong. But I am not so sure if Tsipras planned to lie about what he was going to do, in my opinion he and most of the Syriza politicians are incompetent, unprepared, and do not understand economics and politics. They were mostly opposition experts, and professional protesters. Sadly the one guy that appeared intelligent Varoufakis, was also too arrogant and had foot in the mouth disease.
But at the same time plenty of blame goes to all current and past creditors that lend Greece money, and forced an austerity only solution.