European politicians expressed incredulity at Papandreou's announcement on Monday evening that took everyone by surprise, including his own finance minister. "It's difficult to see what the referendum is going to be about. Do we want to be saved or not? Is that the question?" Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt said.
I guess you get the prize Mr Bilt...but why the surprise? I blogged a few weeks ago, and had a poke at the financial la la land that most Med countries have lived in, along with their so called leaders and governments. They max out on their national credit card then blame everyone for their current predicament.
I'd start designing and be ready to roll out ye olde worthless new Greek currency. For whither you're pushed or jump; parachuted out of the Euro Zone is what's a comin' Zorba.
Oh...and if you Greeks are deluded enough to think that the rag-tags of Occupy This, Occupy That, have the slightest clue as to how to make things better; then if you believe it's bad now then just you go ahead and give the rag-tags a chance and they'll return Greece to around 653BC; which at least should make Green Greeks happy bunnies.
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| Learn some Stone Age skills rag-tags; 'cause you'll friggin' need them! |
I'd start designing and be ready to roll out ye olde worthless new Greek currency. For whither you're pushed or jump; parachuted out of the Euro Zone is what's a comin' Zorba.
Oh...and if you Greeks are deluded enough to think that the rag-tags of Occupy This, Occupy That, have the slightest clue as to how to make things better; then if you believe it's bad now then just you go ahead and give the rag-tags a chance and they'll return Greece to around 653BC; which at least should make Green Greeks happy bunnies.
