Angela Merkel rejects debt relief for GreeceBusiness | 208018 hits | Jan 31 11:13 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  German Chancellor's words add to tensions between the radical new Greek government and its international creditorsCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I read somewhere awhile ago that Russia was trying to swoon Greece. If the Euro doesn't continue to help Greece out (despite their inability to take responsibility for themselves), is there a chance Greece would actually side with the Russians?
That's a good one The Russians are just as broke as the Greeks.
Athens could get a bail-out consisting of toilet tissue, I suppose.
I read somewhere awhile ago that Russia was trying to swoon Greece. If the Euro doesn't continue to help Greece out (despite their inability to take responsibility for themselves), is there a chance Greece would actually side with the Russians?
That's a good one The Russians are just as broke as the Greeks.
Athens could get a bail-out consisting of toilet tissue, I suppose.
If it meant a strategic gain I'm sure Putin would be willing to starve his own people and blame it on the west in order to send money elsewhere.
I read somewhere awhile ago that Russia was trying to swoon Greece. If the Euro doesn't continue to help Greece out (despite their inability to take responsibility for themselves), is there a chance Greece would actually side with the Russians?
That's a good one The Russians are just as broke as the Greeks.
Athens could get a bail-out consisting of toilet tissue, I suppose.
If it meant a strategic gain I'm sure Putin would be willing to starve his own people and blame it on the west in order to send money elsewhere.
Doubtful. If that was the case they'd still be financing Cuba. They ran into the bad optics of what it looks like to their own people back in the 1990's of letting their own seniors (many of whom were WW2 veterans) freeze to death on the streets because they needed the money to give to some tyrant douchebags on the other side of the planet. Putin's whole schtick has been to move away from that, and blame Russia's collapse on the West, so he's not in much of a position to begin propping up idiots elsewhere. Financing terrorism, which he does in the Muslim areas, is one thing because it's cheap and easy. Letting Russians suffer in order to take on a parasite like Greece would be something else altogether.
I read somewhere awhile ago that Russia was trying to swoon Greece. If the Euro doesn't continue to help Greece out (despite their inability to take responsibility for themselves), is there a chance Greece would actually side with the Russians?
Turkey is also playing footsie with the Russkies since they got rejected by the EU. I'd worry a lot more about that. What exactly has Greece got to gain by "siding" with Russia? Blackmail? Both are NATO members, so siding with Russia could only go so far. Doubt either country is crazy enough to hitch their wagon to that broken down nag.
Doubtful. If that was the case they'd still be financing Cuba. They ran into the bad optics of what it looks like to their own people back in the 1990's of letting their own seniors (many of whom were WW2 veterans) freeze to death on the streets because they needed the money to give to some tyrant douchebags on the other side of the planet. Putin's whole schtick has been to move away from that, and blame Russia's collapse on the West, so he's not in much of a position to begin propping up idiots elsewhere. Financing terrorism, which he does in the Muslim areas, is one thing because it's cheap and easy. Letting Russians suffer in order to take on a parasite like Greece would be something else altogether.
He's been pretty tenacious in his support for Assad. Anything for a warm water naval base, I guess.
Maybe that's what bailing out Greece is about ... "turning" a NATO member.