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    • Mike LuceyM Offline
      Mike Lucey
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      Hi Guys,

      Greece has been bailed out yesterday, in fact it looks to me the the Euro has also been propped! I've read this,

      %(#0000BF)[Greece forced to buy arms: MEP

      PARIS: France and Germany, while publicly urging Greece to make harsh public spending cuts, bullied its government to confirm billions of euros in arms deals, a leading Euro-MP alleged Friday.

      Franco-German lawmaker Daniel Cohn-Bendit said that Paris and Berlin are seeking to force Prime Minister George Papandreou to spend Greece’s scarce cash on submarines, a fleet of warships, helicopters and war planes.

      “I met Mr Papandreou last week. I was in Athens. I’ve known him for a long time,” Cohn-Bendit told reporters, accusing Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel and France’s President Nicolas Sarkozy of blackmailing his friend. Cohn-Bendit accused France and Germany of making their contributions to an IMF-led rescue package for the debt-ridden Greek economy contingent on Athens honouring massive arms deals signed by Papandreou’s predecessor. “It’s incredible the way the Merkels and Sarkozys of this world treat a Greek prime minister,” he declared, adding that Papandreou had recently met Sarkozy and French Prime Minister Francois Fillon in Paris. “Mr Fillon and Mr Sarkozy told Mr Papandreou: ‘We’re going to raise the money to help you, but you are going to have to continue to pay the arms contracts that we have with you’,” Cohn-Bendit said.

      “In the past three months we have forced Greece to confirm several billion dollars in arms contracts. French frigates that the Greeks will have to buy for 2.5 billion euros. Helicopters, planes, German submarines.”

      Cohn-Bendit, a former leader of the 1968 student revolt in Paris, is leader of the Green group in the European parliament. afp]

      I'm now coming around the the British cons way of thinking when it comes to the Euro. I recently heard of a possible solution. The Germans and possibly the French should pull out of the Euro and let the rest of us devalue and get on with things. May not a bad solution.

      Mike

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      • J Offline
        JuanV.Soler
        last edited by

        Where did you got that information from, Mike ? where from ?
        wich link can you provide ?
        that is a lu-rid new ¡

        it seems they have pulled out well this time, i can feel the unchain-ñing of the boat marching to war. good trip my fellowmates. a superior force is leading this, as we have always been told. keep tight.

        ,))),

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        • J Offline
          JuanV.Soler
          last edited by

          Hi Mike, you were right, I found a good link for me ,-)

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          PARRHESIA

          Daniel Cohn Bendit Pedro Olalla , Atenas Apenas cuatro frases –unos escasos fragmentos de Eurípides, Isócrates, Demóstenes y Polibio–...

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          (lapasiongriega.blogspot.com)

          maybe there can be a fraternal solution after all


          And_ a good Link for you all, mainly the French

          ,))),

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