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6. I'll bet this is the strike that stop austerity (as opposed to all of the other ones)

Wed Feb 20, 2013, 09:05 AM

Feb 2013

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Greece braces for fresh anti-austerity strike [View all] another_liberal Feb 2013 OP

Its not so much they're committed to austerity as a ruling policy. dipsydoodle Feb 2013 #1

Bankers paying bankers . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #2

I couldn't agree more dipsydoodle Feb 2013 #3

Of course they would also default . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #4

You may have overlooked something dipsydoodle Feb 2013 #5

Argentina's current inflation . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #10

Invade ? dipsydoodle Feb 2013 #14

If the Greek government says no? another_liberal Feb 2013 #15

'Sovereign governments' aren't as 'sovereign' as they used to be. pampango Feb 2013 #18

Maybe the better off . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #20

Not sure . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #8

So far, maybe. another_liberal Feb 2013 #21

Wasn't it goldman-sachs that dotymed Feb 2013 #7

Good point. another_liberal Feb 2013 #9

You can find the details here hack89 Feb 2013 #11

Greece joined the EU in 1981 dipsydoodle Feb 2013 #12

Isn't it amazing when repugs proclaim "we don't want to be like louis-t Feb 2013 #13

The wealthy use austerity . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #16

Kick and rec Kingofalldems Feb 2013 #17