Greece markets hit by debt default fears

Athens market down 8% today.

and...

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31016261

Greece will not default - PM Tsipras


Which means the Greeks will have to be kicked out, because like a parasite, they won't leave on thier own.

Greece: "Thanks for bailing us out, Now go f*** yourselves".

I understand where the Greeks are with this. The extreme left and the extreme right oppose the Euro and the EU for different reasons and they object to being told how to run their country by the Germans. Maybe things would be different if it were the Swiss orchestrating things in the Eurozone but it's the Germans and the Greeks have sore feelings left from Germany's European Tour.

Not saying I agree, just that I understand.

Swiss=Germans that say please

The Swiss are also the people who know WTF a 'border' is.

Poland is such a .....tenuous concept/construct

Something you might appreciate:

A friend asked me what the meaning of was.

I told him that in German it means elbow room but that in Polish it means company's coming.

There is no 'Poland', it has always been a territory of Russia.

And yea, the Greeks want a debt 'haircut'. Wish I could do that!

Funny....once upon a time the Polish Lithuanians were masters of large swathes of what is now Russia and Ukraine

And God willing they will be again.

Something you might appreciate:

A friend asked me what the meaning of was.

I told him that in German it means elbow room but that in Polish it means company's coming.


Actually it means living room. I guess company's coming into your living room. Or settlements, as the Israelis call them. Maybe that's just a corruption of shtetl. Shtetlments?

And God willing they will be again.

He's too busy helping football teams to win to concern himself with the Polish question. Course he's covered either way, since somebody on either team that wins will thank him for the victory.

It would appear as though Greece may be looking for new friends in low places:

Greek minister says Athens against sanctions on Russia

http://www.todayonline.com/world/greek- ... ons-russia

So evidently the angle is: If we are going to piss off the EU, then the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

Greece is on that slippery slope, again. They've been living off of the fat of the land for years and their debt crisis is not shortening.