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Old 08-21-18, 07:55 PM   #1
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Default Greece leaves the Euro rescue program

Really? Does anyone believe that in a few years things will not once again have flamed up there? That the 250 billion that have been paid out in fact, or just any sums worth to be mentioned will ever be paid back? In several couple of decades? Even nations with better economies than Greece do not pay back their debts. Why does anyone dare to argue that Greece will? And how?

Its all a stage act to deceive the poublic. Especially the public in the net paying countries.

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German original source: LINK

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It has long since been forgotten that Greece has bargained for entry into the Eurozone. This was manipulated data (so-called interest swap transactions to disguise the Greek deficit figures) and the help of the US investment bank Goldman Sachs, whose vice president at that time in Europe was interestingly Mario Draghi.
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Conclusion: Greece is still hopeless broke The myth that the rescue for Germany is a good deal, because 2.9 billion euros interest was taken is also a fallacy and pure eyecleaning, because these interest surpluses have already been referred back to Athens!

The euro is still and will continue to be too strong for the country in the future. As long as the euro is in Greece, the country will never emerge from the crisis, but will continue to hang on the drip and consequently the goodwill of the eurozone countries. As soon as the economy cools down - what we start with and what it looks like right now, we do not want to talk about the consequences of a global trade war - Greece will need fresh money again.

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