As everyone knows, the bigger the penis, the smaller the brain..

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

At last, a worthy comment from michaelpelly: we know now which the roots of his paranoia with Greeks are.

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

Nikita, he is suffering from what we call in Greece μικρομεγαλισμό.

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

Wrong comparisons my friend. Do you have the impression that Bulgaria and Romania are comparable economies? But just fyi, my mother's pension is 600 euros - she has worked for 35 years. Nikita, pls go on screwing pelly and his bullshit.

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

There is also no bullshit, symplegmatic comment or stupid/ simplistic statement that "michaelpelly"wouldn't say to show the problem he has with Greek people. I wonder why..

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

As regards your first paragraph, I couldn't agree more (although it is not a matter of introducing new laws, but a matter of applying the existing ones); the present government is supposed to apply tax laws without discrimination and sent a good ...

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

You believe you are inside the mid of Keynes. OK, your view is respected, but IMHO imposing further austerity to a crashed economy doesn't lead anywhere.

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

Hi barkie, Keynes would not agree with you.

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

Dear friend, pensions in Greece have already been cut by an average 40% during the supposed "bailout" period. If they continue to be cut, pensioners will have to literally eat their own body parts to survive. Both my parents happen to be pensioners ...

Varoufakis: Greece cannot cut pensions

I can't help pointing out that not paying the creditors is called "default", whereas not paying the pensioners is called, perhaps, "a rational decision". Notwithsatnding the above, how about defaulting (to the creditors, of course) and staying in ...

Tsipras' Biggest Fight Will Be At Home

Imagination in orgasm.

Greek Parallel Currency: How to Do it Properly

[quote=michaelpelly;8217460] Even you, "michaelpelly", cannot be so stupid to pretend to misunderstand my comment on the "industrious" Bulgarians. Unless you are.

Athens is draining money from local governments as it desperately tries to avoid a default

[quote=JensG;8217326]There is a lot one can blame on the greek government, yes. But the Greek people? Basically calling an entire nation lazy is absolutely unnecessary, but I guess (by your last posts) that you have a general problem with Greek ...

Athens is draining money from local governments as it desperately tries to avoid a default

Dear friend, in all honesty: I read the link you provided and I am in a position to tell you that the writer of the article lives (lived, back in 2001, better) in his own world. Trust me that austerity in Greece has been applied only during the last ...

Athens is draining money from local governments as it desperately tries to avoid a default

Get lost, you scum.

Athens is draining money from local governments as it desperately tries to avoid a default

Do you know what you are talking about, intelligent Romanian? Or is it your English that obscures what you want to say? Now, in all seriousness, you all buy what they give you. Having been a banker in Greece, I know first-hand that the previous ...

Athens is draining money from local governments as it desperately tries to avoid a default

Then, if Schaeuble does think Greece will default, i.e. the creditors will get nothing, he is exactly giving false hopes to his audience by telling in essence that Tsipras will "comply" and forget his voters!

Greece Enters Twilight Zone as Visions of Euro Exit Take Shape

Perhaps it is Schaeuble who's is offering his people false hopes that Tsipras will give priority to the creditors over his pensioners and public servants.

Greece Enters Twilight Zone as Visions of Euro Exit Take Shape

It is interesting to note that Finnish officials (the PM and the Minister of Economics) have been recently accusing full of ardour "bad"Greece and the country's "lazy" people, during recent Eurogroup meetings. What's happening in their country? Have ...

Finland after the boom: 'Not as bad as Greece, yet, but it's only matter of time'

According to a recent source, 93% of the two bailout funds (of 2010 and 2012) have repaid pre-existing Greek debt held by investors - investors like Goldman Sachs, who enjoy the unique privilege to invest without undertaking risk.

Soros Says Greece Now Lose-Lose Game After Being Mishandled