I am trying to figure out why this is important to me or to anyone outside of the EU? It is their own fault for bringing a country like Greece into the EU and keep bailing them out for years while it continued with its insane socialist government.
They are the Puerto Rico of the Mediterranean.
I was watching Geraldo spewing his immigration BS on FOX last night and couldn't help but wish his family had never left Puerto Rico.
Yea, that is what I was watching, and I still to this day can honestly say that the only time I have ever enjoyed watching and listening to Geraldo was here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2w4RzAgcMfU#t=71
What amazes me about this, is that yesterday, the stock market tanked, but today it went up!
Is it just me, or are the powers that be, not pay attention to what is happening, and just make up shit as they go along? How can the market drop before the default, and go up when the default actually happens? I was under the impression that this was a bad thing.
Shoot, market fundamentals went pfft years ago. Just look at the summer of '09 when jobs were still flying out the window here in the US, yet the markets rebounded. Layoffs didn't really slow down until a year later and the "recovery" has been lackluster at best but that doesn't stop the markets from reaching new highs.
Wall Street and K Street run side by side, Main Street is for the commoners outside of town.
What do you give a Greek man with a lottery scratcher?
A coin to scratch it with.
Vaseline ? , no thanks... I'm going back to Greece
I knew they would be screwed in the end.
The E.U. greased the skids for this default..so to speak.
Gives getting "Greek-ed" a new meaning.
All right now, let's try our hardest and not turn this into a rude thread of Greek jokes . . .
Even if they are . . . BEHIND . . . in their payments. . . .
That was really lard of you.
It gives the saying "I can't believe it's butter" a whole new meaning.
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Greece is the word...
“It’s not that communism is inherently flawed. It’s that the bureaucrats ruined it,”
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/joseph-rossell/2015/06/30/cnbc-baffled-communist-logic-greece?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=marketing&utm_term=facebook&utm_content=facebook&utm_campaign=greek-communists
I am trying to figure out why this is important to me or to anyone outside of the EU? It is their own fault for bringing a country like Greece into the EU and keep bailing them out for years while it continued with its insane socialist government.
They are the Puerto Rico of the Mediterranean.
I was watching Geraldo spewing his immigration BS on FOX last night and couldn't help but wish his family had never left Puerto Rico.
Ann Coulter gave him a lesson that will go unheeded but still...
http://video.foxnews.com/v/4331461327001/ann-coulter-and-geraldo-rivera-debate-illegal-immigration/?#sp=show-clips
Yea, that is what I was watching, and I still to this day can honestly say that the only time I have ever enjoyed watching and listening to Geraldo was here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2w4RzAgcMfU#t=71
What amazes me about this, is that yesterday, the stock market tanked, but today it went up!
Is it just me, or are the powers that be, not pay attention to what is happening, and just make up shit as they go along? How can the market drop before the default, and go up when the default actually happens? I was under the impression that this was a bad thing.
Shoot, market fundamentals went pfft years ago. Just look at the summer of '09 when jobs were still flying out the window here in the US, yet the markets rebounded. Layoffs didn't really slow down until a year later and the "recovery" has been lackluster at best but that doesn't stop the markets from reaching new highs.
Wall Street and K Street run side by side, Main Street is for the commoners outside of town.
What do you give a Greek man with a lottery scratcher?
A coin to scratch it with.
Vaseline ? , no thanks... I'm going back to Greece
I knew they would be screwed in the end.
The E.U. greased the skids for this default..so to speak.
Gives getting "Greek-ed" a new meaning.
All right now, let's try our hardest and not turn this into a rude thread of Greek jokes . . .
Even if they are . . . BEHIND . . . in their payments. . . .
That was really lard of you.
It gives the saying "I can't believe it's butter" a whole new meaning.