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61% of the people in the country that invented democracy last Sunday voted to reject an austerity deal. Five days later, the new Ephialtes, PM Alex Tsipras strong-armed the Parliament to allow him to propose an even worse deal. But it is this weekend when Greece really needs to lube up as the Germans and the Troika prepare for the final humiliating shafting.
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test4500
Might be worth looking at this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-33444098
selected quotes
> 13 directors in ministry of education elected ….12 are Syriza …one unknown affilation
> 800K civil servants …cannot work
> End privileges- privileges of ship owners, military, church, Greek islands and political parties
J P Spaghetti
“I’m a banana”
Don’t be so sure – apparently the EU have strict rules regarding the degree of concavity required for banana status to be granted!