Qwark said:
generic-user-1 said:
Qwark said:
MikeRox said:
Sadly this is where Greece's problems kick in. The logical thing, would be to reduce Greece's debt, and put the country on a sustainable path back to prosperity. However, Portugal and Ireland took their medicine without such concessions. More so though, if Greece is allowed haircuts on it's debts, Spain and Italy etc will start to demand the same.
There is also the fallout in Germany where the population seem to be incredibly reluctant to any kind of support for Greece. I suspect Angela Merkel would be more forgiving in terms, were it not such a vote loser in Germany.
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Let's not forget UK which is probably even more reluctant against another hopeless investment, bringing the BRexit closer. Even if you erase all Greece it debts it's economic system and taxation system are corrupt to the core. The path back to prospeirity is the EU parlement completely taking completely over for 2 years and making radical changes aka transforming it in a northern European country, I doubt Greece is wanting that.
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fuck the brits, the EU is better of without them. they dont pay their fair share, they block banking regulations and they try to sell total crap as food.
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It's also a very powerful and more important growing economy. It creatied more Jobs the past dor years than any other EU country. A Brexit would hurt EU hard and probably would cause a new recession. The Brits have certain membership trades like lower subscription costs but they pay each year it's not like they get money like other countries. Last year they had to pay 2 billion euro's extra a long with NL for BS reasons the latter had to pay 1bilion euro.
The British are way more important and we are better of with them as for Greece I am starting to doubt that. By the way we should thank the Brits for not wanting Eurobanking or European constitution.
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the UK economy isnt growing, its bubbleing. the whole economy is build on sand, one banking crash and everything is gone.
and they have a hughe trade and budget deficit.
