By: lowtar
Private creditors have already lost 75% of their investments (net present value). Next will be tax payers. It is a question of time. Greeks make themselves the laughing stock of the globe when they...
View ArticleBy: leventi
There is no doubt the Greek economy is in tatters and entirely the fault of very poor management and corrupt practises. However, the creditors that you speak of have more than made their money back in...
View ArticleBy: lowtar
Go check international corruption league tables. Of course there is corruption in the North, too. But there it says something that in the global “Corruption Perception Index” (check Wikipedia!),...
View ArticleBy: leventi
I wasn’t trying to compare corruption in both countries. Greece wins that one without a doubt. In fact I’m surprised they’re not in the top 5. The point I am making is that Greece’s creditors have made...
View ArticleBy: Gordo
While the wealth should pay their fair share, this problem is common to all EU countries. Laguarde is trying to cover the banking fraud committed against Greece by diverting attention to tax cheats....
View ArticleBy: Anonymous
I agree not everyone is corrupt but its not a rich versus poor thing either. Its a corruption thing.
View ArticleBy: baracoa8
What planet are you living on? We are living in capitalist times and suffering the consequences….the gap between rich and poor has widened to sickening proportions, the corporations rule the world,...
View ArticleBy: Deb Daily
We already are a socialist/fascist/marxist society; pick anyone but we are not by any stretch of the means true capitalist and haven’t been for quite some time. They just use the word “capitalism” as...
View ArticleBy: Deb Daily
Sorry, both parties are guilty. It’s a double edged sword used to confound and confuse the sheeple. Both sides within their own idealogy have systematically destroyed our sovereign nations.
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