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20. Translation: steal from the poor and give to the banks--or else!

Mon Jul 13, 2015, 09:09 PM

Jul 2015

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They want to make an example out of Greece LittleBlue Jul 2015 #1

Tsipras went against the will of his people. pa28 Jul 2015 #4

If I was the- ruffburr Jul 2015 #3

The "will of the people" is to stay in the Euro. Nye Bevan Jul 2015 #5

I guess I somehow misinterpreted the Greek vote then ruffburr Jul 2015 #7

Germans paid back WW II debt. former9thward Jul 2015 #18

The Germans never really endorsed the Euro as a concept closeupready Jul 2015 #6

He makes Mr. Potter of "It's a Wonderful Life" look saintly Demeter Jul 2015 #8

That's roughly a Brady bond Recursion Jul 2015 #9

Saw this on the HSBC thread ... aggiesal Jul 2015 #10

"Sch�uble and the Germans" must be some new rock band DFW Jul 2015 #11

Merkel: 'If the euro falls, Europe falls' - THAT's why closeupready Jul 2015 #16

"Like." Igel Jul 2015 #12

Just a polite suggestion I'm sure. pa28 Jul 2015 #13

I would raise the money and put it in a bank he can't get at. hobbit709 Jul 2015 #14

That man looks as if he were weaned on a pickle. hifiguy Jul 2015 #17

Translation: steal from the poor and give to the banks--or else! meow2u3 Jul 2015 #20