Why do Europians wants Greeks out of EZ and EU?

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Aristodimos wrote:

Tc in London is a village idiot.He can not even write a correct sentence of English,a five year old can write better English than his.
First of all,the Europeans don't want Greece to get out of the EU and certainly not out of Euro monetary unit.
The exit of Greece will have domino consequences to other EU countries who want to establish their own national monetary units.
The Turks are the main beneficiaries of Greece having the Euro,because the Turks can devaluate their Turkish lira anytime they want in order to make their exports and their tourist industry cheaper than Greece.

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Aristodimos wrote:

Tc in London is a village idiot.He can not even write a correct sentence of English,a five year old can write better English than his.
First of all,the Europeans don't want Greece to get out of the EU and certainly not out of Euro monetary unit.
The exit of Greece will have domino consequences to other EU countries who want to establish their own national monetary units.
The Turks are the main beneficiaries of Greece having the Euro,because the Turks can devaluate their Turkish lira anytime they want in order to make their exports and their tourist industry cheaper than Greece.

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Aristodimos, did it ever cross your mind that this forum is not about writing skills but about its content. Many here would rather go incognito and disguise their writing style and fluency. Others, thrive in impressing and use language to compete and trash to throw around.
EU members want to help Greece stay in the EU because they are terrified of the unknown. They don't know if Greece exit will throw Europe into chaos or a deep recession and if it doesn't and the consequences are not severe, others might be enticed to follow. Greeks know that and take advantage. They might be winning few battles here and there but their reputation and credibility is suffering. They feed off problems they created and selfishly allow the world economy to suffer.
I agree that Turkey or any other country that has its own currency can devalue it to help itself during difficult times but please don't blame Turkey for doing so. China and other countries have been doing it and as long as it is done during crucial times, it is called survival. Turkey is not benefiting from Greece demise but from the fact it has its own currency. Greece rushed to join the euro zone like Cyprus did and they should be held accountable for their decision. UK chose not to do so and you are ok with it but you are angry at Turkey who is not even in the EU?

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Skint Bubble wrote:

<quoted text>Germany run the EU and this is what they think Arisdumbos
http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/wh...
Only an idiot would think Greece will remain in the Eurozone..and where Greece goes South Cyprus will follow.

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Blackadder wrote:

The Greeks have defaulted
The rest have partially defaulted.
Greece will not bring down the EU, but the EU is fed up with them not transforming their ways.
They still do not pay tax, they shelter their cash abroad and they have lost the trust of the EU.
That is why everyone is fed up with them.
You cannot keep bailing out a country that is unwilling to change or honour it's agreements.
The Greeks are only part of a much bigger problem, but they have seriously abused the system and the many rich people in Greece are unaffected by this crisis.
Why are the Greeks not angry with them and why have they done nothing about them?
Like the 20,000 doctors who pay no tax at all because they certify an annual income of less than €12000.
There is one eminent surgeon, whose earning were estimated at more than €3,000,000 per annum and he paid no tax at all.
Tax evasion is endemic in Greece and although it goes on everywhere, Greece is extreme in its evasion culture.
The whole saga shows up exactly why Greece is bankrupt and why the EU itself is outdated and useless.

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London Observer wrote:

Because whole World know now GREEKS are the biggest CROOKS

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John wrote:

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Oh now you're realising its a European wide problem too.
Keep coming onto this site so us Greeks can school you.

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Blackadder wrote:

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Greeks are schooling me?
Look at Athens and the Greek economy you baboon.
Look at why your Greek Cyprus has exposures to Greek banks at 9 times your GDP
Fecking clown.
Read my post and learn you arrogant fcukwit.
Greece is indelibly fccuked- more so than any country in the western world and when that is not the case, bring on your arrogance.
Tosser!!!!

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John wrote:

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Hey buttwipe listen up because right now is where I expose you for the piece of rubbish you are. You turkish cnut.
You carried on a few months ago by saying that Greece was the problem and ignoring when you were taught that the problem is Europe wide as well as WORLD wide. So yes, you were schooled and you will be schooled in the future. Your schooling continues right here little boy.
We have exposures to Greece at 9 times our GDP? Come to school you little turkish b@stard because here is your next lesson.
Our GDP is currently at US$25 billion. Lets convert that to EUR to get a rough amount of EUR20 billion.
We have three financial institutions who have loaned money to Greece namely, Laiki Bank (EUR3 billion), Bank of Cyprus (EUR2 billion) and Hellenic Bank (EUR1.5 billion)
Add those numbers together you little fcuk. 3+2+1.5= EUR6.5 billion
HOW IN HELL IS EUR6.5 BILLION 9 TIMES OUR GDP OF EUR 20 BILLION?
Tell me that you uneducated turkish b@stard. Tell me!!!
And to top it off, you said Cyprus has exposure to Greek banks? You little mo-fcuking cnut IT IS OUR BANKS that are exposed to Greece! Do you understand that?
Class dismissed cnut.
Now fcuk off.

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Blackadder wrote:

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The banks are not your whole economy, you idiot.
Your exposures to bad debts/loans across your econmy, as reported by Sarris on BBC was conservatively noted at 7 times your GDP?
The New York Time, not me report...
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/12/business/gl...
So look at it read it, learn, apologise to Blackadder and then understand the real shite your country is in.
You are. Fccuked....

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John wrote:

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What a stupid cnut.
What an utterly dumb fcuk you are.
You said Cyprus was exposed to Greek banks. I corrected you. Our banks are exposed to Greece.
You said the exposure to Greece was 9 times our GDP. I corrected you and said our banks are exposed to Greece totalling EUR6.5 billion. 1/3 of our GDP.
This article you pasted here says that our banks, our BANKS are exposed to debts 7 times the economy. Not our government!! You stand corrected again.
You said 9 times. You exaggerate, lie and talking so much crap its crazy.
I dont think you understand who is exposed to whom and who owes what and why. You are just an old turk shit talker waiting for his next chance to murder the pope.
You clearly do not have sufficient knowledge to discuss these matters. Your turkish education didn't provide you with the knowledge.
Class dismissed boy.

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Blackadder wrote:

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Bad debts and exposures €153 BILLION and rising- estimates for the total shite in the GC economy is upto €180 billion, so do some simple Mathis you wanker.
GDP=€22 billion and falling
You cannot raise money on the markets and even the russians will not give you more.
You can squirm all you like, but they are the facts.
Greece defaulting will ruin Greek Cyprus and i will be be first to celebrate.

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Blackadder wrote:

Exposures/bad debts are in YOUR ECONOMY.
Banks go down = government bailout= EU/IMF bailout
It's like talking to a dummy.
The banks do not operate in isolation of your economy.
Typical Greek-onomics- argue about the semantics and miss the pint.
You dumb Greek wanker- and to think you Greeks had some credibility on this shite only 5 years ago.
Your banks go down- what happens to your economy, you baboon?