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In the discussion thread: World economies prepare for panic after Greek polls [View all]

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Sun Jun 17, 2012, 02:08 PM

dipsydoodle (32,573 posts)

41. Thank you for posting those links.

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46 replies	Author	Time	Post
World economies prepare for panic after Greek polls [View all]	dipsydoodle	Jun 2012	OP
Radical Leftists?	Passport1	Jun 2012	#1
5,4,3...	OffWithTheirHeads	Jun 2012	#2
Enjoy your stay	dipsydoodle	Jun 2012	#3
Passport's already got PPR'd	Art_from_Ark	Jun 2012	#5
Indeed	dipsydoodle	Jun 2012	#18
...	Major Nikon	Jun 2012	#4
Wow that was wrong.	gregoire	Jun 2012	#8
That and their dreadful tax-collection	Ebadlun	Jun 2012	#9
Greece's problem is structural and has nothing to do with austerity	grantcart	Jun 2012	#38
I saw someones comments who just visited Greek relatives	lovuian	Jun 2012	#6
I hope they have hoarded a decent amount of canned goods and medical supplies.	dkf	Jun 2012	#7
All of this makes me nervous	Mojorabbit	Jun 2012	#13
Personally I think the Germans want the Greeks out.	dkf	Jun 2012	#14
Do you think that any economies other than those in the very poorest nations	JDPriestly	Jun 2012	#16
China, India...other emerging countries.	dkf	Jun 2012	#17
not according to what I've read....nt	magical thyme	Jun 2012	#27
Maybe, but so much of their economic growth is tied to us buying their junk	4th law of robotics	Jun 2012	#30
It may ultimately be to their advantage	dipsydoodle	Jun 2012	#19
Depends...if there are riots and general unrest they will have no tourists.	dkf	Jun 2012	#20
Its the riots and general unrest	dipsydoodle	Jun 2012	#21
They are covering everything in graffiti too.	dkf	Jun 2012	#22
Graffiti? How gauche.	RandiFan1290	Jun 2012	#23
When I posted that I found it odd that Reuters didn't post any examples	dipsydoodle	Jun 2012	#24
That's been occurring for centuries by Greeks and tourists both	suffragette	Jun 2012	#39
Thank you for posting those links.	dipsydoodle	Jun 2012	#41
And thanks for all your posts keeping us informed across the pond	suffragette	Jun 2012	#42
The difference between Iceland and Greece	Art_from_Ark	Jun 2012	#11
another major difference	magical thyme	Jun 2012	#26
"Greece is like the bull that has been bled before the matador."	suffragette	Jun 2012	#40
Probably the biggest difference	Sgent	Jun 2012	#44
I was talking to a Japanese businessman the other day	Art_from_Ark	Jun 2012	#46
Seems like the Greeks are ****** no matter what happens.	iandhr	Jun 2012	#10
Just what we need now...	BadGimp	Jun 2012	#12
More bad news - Yields on Spanish 10-year bonds exceeded 7% today.	entanglement	Jun 2012	#15
why do they always flood the banks with money?	magical thyme	Jun 2012	#25
What money?	4th law of robotics	Jun 2012	#31
the UK is planning to flood its banks with money	magical thyme	Jun 2012	#32
As I understand it, they do it to ensure banks can keep lending to businesses.	Prometheus Bound	Jun 2012	#43
ASSUME CRASH POSITIONS!	slackmaster	Jun 2012	#28
In my dreams	dipsydoodle	Jun 2012	#29
A minuscule economy made up of a population that refuses to pay taxes and a govt that accepts	may3rd	Jun 2012	#33
Yeah, how much damage can knocking over one tiny domino do, after all?	GliderGuider	Jun 2012	#34
I think it means "World governments", economies don't have volition. nt	bemildred	Jun 2012	#35
Panic?? I doubt it.	DCBob	Jun 2012	#36
radical leftist!	otherone	Jun 2012	#37
Lucy, you got a lot of Spainin' to do.	truthisfreedom	Jun 2012	#45

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