Exit Polls Suggest Syriza Has Won Greek Election

[Bereta_Eder]

The meeting of tsipras and putin went on in a very good climate in moscw, since the doorman of kremlin has turn the heat on and tsipras was with his suit and shirt while outside even the bears had frozen

tsirpas and putin agreed that 2016 is the russia-greece year for both peoples but noone knows what exactly that means since greeks and russians are little stupid americans so we will celebrate once more the american way.

last year 900.000 russians visited greece but this year there will be less cause russia is going through an economic crisis in order to keep company to european union countries so that they are not jealous.

Putin made reference to greeks and russians that fought side by side against fascists in ww2 but forgot to say that stalin sold out the greek commies and this has a result that today the greeks are agin in the mercy of fascists while instead greece could very well be today a communist country and be today in a pityful state but greece is today in a pitiful state so we come to the conclusion that greece's problem is not communism or capitalism but the greeks.

of course, the soviet union might have been dissolved because it didnt have greece but greece can today break apart the EU, so it might be that stalin was future perseptive and might have forseen that greece would break up the EU, which had not formed at the time, or it might be that I dont know what im talking about, and it wouldnt be the first time



man i love my favorite blogger

[OneFootInTheGrave]

[Bereta_Eder]

continued..

putin stated that the greek side asked for no help so we understand that tsipras had grown tired of talking only money with the "partners" in the EU and went and took a ride in russia to kick back and relax.

of course putin made clear that situations might arise that will allow future financial cooperation so we all understand that putin has realized that the EU is well on its way to go bust and just waits for the official declaration.

answering to a journalist question wether he asked money from russia tsipas said that greece is no beggar but the dark truth is that it is and also that greece is a beggar from the foundation of the modern greek state and hopefully there will be politicians and citizens who will put an end to this pleading

answering to another question about the chance that our european partners will throw us off the ship (nice questions they did to tsipras in a foreign country) - tsipras said that in this ship we are all passengers and that if one starts to throw another overboard, the only ones who will survive are the greeks who know how to swim well, while the shipfaring capabilities of the greek is so world wide known that you'd think that we must probably not be human but mullets

[Bereta_Eder]

and he ends it with:

on the subject of the turkish pipeline tispras said that there will be not turkish pipeline in greek soil since putin assured him that he will conquer cosntantinople and give it as a gift to greece, because it's somewhat hard for us to take it with 50 marines parading with seashoes in panepisthmiou (a street in athens)

[Bereta_Eder]

his next one and totally great


Tsipras' visit to moscow has produced sensation since its the first time that a visit by a greek pm in another country concerns the planet's media.
Already tsipras has been invited to 135 countries to visit them while an invitation has also been extended by barak obama.

Barak was forced to to plead alexis to visit DC after the recurent praising columns and editorials about the greek pm in american media.

in a phone conversation from moscow, alexis tsipras thanked him for the invite but said that he cant vist the US, cause he's swamped, but will try to go to DC next year or in 2017.

New invitation to alexis tsipras to visit germany has been extended by angela merkel since, if it wasnt for alexis, the german politicians and german media would have nothing to occupy themselves with.

Demand for alexis by opther countries is so great, that there is a thought to have an action and tsipras visitng other countries on pay. starting with those that give the most money, so as to boost the greek econ.

The popularity of laexis tsipras has scyrocketed after his visit to moscow since the sucess of the greek delegation for the greek pipeline has produced global admiration.

The greek pipeline will be directly connected with theodore pangalos' a$shole who will then release a fart and solve the energy problem of europe for ten years, contributing in the greek financial miracle.

(I laugh so much with all those old farts that said that tsipras was only fit for president of his highscool class and is unfit to rule - while today some failures are trying to school him in history - because tsipras with method, determination, politeness and calm has become the absolut political star of the EU, while they fail to even admit that they have lived their youth as RAYA and now hate the people that dont want to live like raya)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rayah

[Hauldren Collider]

edit: nvm

[pchang]

I take back my comments that Greece needs to produce something of value. Clearly, they produce world-class hallucinogenics.

[Bereta_Eder]

Clearly your perception and contributions are next to useless

[I AM MOBIUS]

Must be really embarrassing being Greek and watching your country prostituting itself out to Putin like that...

[OneFootInTheGrave]

From a Brit no less, the American **** must taste nice to keep sucking on it for so long.

[I AM MOBIUS]

The difference is that we're forced to suck American dick and take it up the ass - I'm under no illusion as to what our 'special relationship' is.

Greece went hunting for Putin's **** like it was a giddy man whore in a dungeon full of glory holes...

[C0ckney]

one can hardly blame greece for looking for alternatives considering what the TROIKA has done to them for the past 5 years.

[kentonio]

I'm fully in favour of lining the entire banking elite up against a wall somewhere, but when exactly did Greece suddenly become the innocent victims in all this? They've been a ****ty run country full of corrupt tax dodgers for as long as I can remember. What's next, are we going to pretend that Italy is just a victim of the EU too?

[C0ckney]

they were sacrificed to save the euro and the european banking system.

[OneFootInTheGrave]

There is no doubt that Greece has been guilty, more so than any other country (Ireland or Spain had good governance for example, comparing to anyone, let alone Greece), however you cannot punish the whole nation for foreign institutions giving loans to corrupt governments and the EU central bank setting the monetary policy to suit Germans (plus those aligned with German economy within the EU). The investment error should be taken on by lending institutions themselves (and not on foreign taxpayers either via a direct transfer, as what has essentially been done), in the same way as they would take a hit when lending to a failed business.

This has not happened and all of the blame goes on the bankrupt Greek taxpayer shoulder, which brings up the next main issue.

If someone is bankrupt - you do not lend him more money and still expect him to return it, which is exactly what was done in Greek case. What could be the ultimate outcome, as it is a state? That everyone moves out of Greece (what anyone sensible would have done already, if out of work), pack up and go work in Germany, given that there are no labour movement restrictions. Who would the Germans squeeze then?

In principle the EU should have either organized some intra-EU bankruptcy law, or create a growth plan to inflate Greek debt away together with very strict lending criteria in the future. The only one of those that was done was the "strict criteria" and not just on lending, but on basically dismantling the Greek state in the process.

5 years after, we can clearly see the results. It's not that ordinary Greeks have not tried, unemployment up to 30% and no future for the youth, no NHS which has been dismantled, not even a state TV station - what else do you have left? Few more ports, and once you have sold all this, gotten another 20bn to help repay 200bn of the debt, with absolutely no state left, where will you collect next?

In short, it is a bad decision on top of the bad ones - the only outcome is bankruptcy, and it only now that Greeks have got a government in place which is ready to recognize the reality - which the EU still steadfastly refuses as lender nations want to lessen the debt hit on themselves while further destroying Greece in the process, even though there is not much left of Greece anyway.

All in all, it would be better for everyone to give in, let Greeks exit and also to dismantle EU in the process as a benefit, seeing the institution it has become, we can only expect worse from it in the future, not better.