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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH - Friday, 17 February 2012 [View all]Demeter
(85,373 posts)17. Germany and France Have a Lot of Nerve

When it comes to habitual defaulting...Default is actually quite thinkable and rarely as disastrous as the solution the Greeks are now receiving. As the nearby chart shows, default is hardly a foreign concept on the European continent.
Read more: Default Therapy http://dailyreckoning.com/default-therapy/#ixzz1mdp3rCiI

Greece will never agree to stay put inside its Golden prison. It will break out eventually but probably not before the wardens at the ECB and IMF waste another hundred billion dollars reinforcing the prisons locks and walls.
This latest Greek bailout will fail just as decisively as all the bailouts that have preceded it.
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Demeter
Feb 2012
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The only thing missing from the "let my banker's go" agreement is skittle shitting unicorns!!
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