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Greece votes OXI/No on more Austerity measures
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The German MEPs are all delivering exactly the same speech again and again. Super dull.
EDIT: They've not reduced military expenditure because they're one of three countries in Europe that actually meets the NATO requirements. You're not one of them, Germany.
EDIT: They've not reduced military expenditure because they're one of three countries in Europe that actually meets the NATO requirements. You're not one of them, Germany.
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I wonder if that guy repeats that in every speech he gives like Cato.
Actually it's what the Telegraph are reporting now http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11724924/Europe-is-blowing-itself-apart-over-Greece-and-nobody-can-stop-it.html
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Can you blame him?
The plan was to lose, resign and go back to being a left wing protest party moaning about others making difficult decisions, even Paul Mason Syiza's biggest foreign journalist suppoter has re-tweeted it
SmoothBrain
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Well, there is a general consensus that there no specific details so far. The delivery however has a large variety.
michaelius
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This seems extremly plausible.
Previous help program was ending on 30.06 so he put referendum on 05.07 and asked for extension of program to buy himself time without commiting to anything.
Then if voters said yes he would wash his hands and say I promised to not surrender to EU demands during elections but since it is what citizens of Greece want I'll do it.
Exactly what you can expect from populist.
Funky Papa
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I'm going to need a transcript of Iglesias claiming that Europe needs to be destroyed. So far he's been very much pro EU, even if he despises the status quo. And it doesn't resonate at all with his campaign in Spain.
I haven't read this thread last hours other than this page but I watched this circus. It was another guy who said that.
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That probably actually makes Finland and Estonia the hardest obstacles to overcome, with Germany in 3rd.
Funky Papa
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It was Farage who said it. Nothing new, coming from him.
Funky Papa
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No dude, a Spanish dude's last sentence literally was "The European Union must be destroyed".
I'm not sure if i heard it correctly, but i think he also claimed that Chile after the golpe was much better and that there should be something similar in europe.
QuicheFontaine
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If I remember right, Estonia's PM or FiMi or someone was making comments that they were not happy with giving any concessions to Greece.
Wiktor
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I think that was our polish nutso Janusz Korwin Mikke. But he's also a man who says stuff like "women are by nature stupider than men"
And yesterday he did nazi salute during session 
Yeah, my mistake. What Farage said was that the euro project was beggining to die.
I think that was our polish nutso Janusz Korwin Mikke. But he's also a man who says stuff like "women are by nature stupider than men"
A yes, it is him. But he really sounded Spanish for some reason.
Coriolanus
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Could you link to Mason's tweet, plz?
FeelTheKick
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I think that was our polish nutso Janusz Korwin Mikke. But he's also a man who says stuff like "women are by nature stupider than men"
He said "Ein Reich, ein Volk, ein Ticket!" and then he did the salute. It was in regards to the one ticket for all kinds of transport in EU.
QuicheFontaine
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I think that was our polish nutso Janusz Korwin Mikke. But he's also a man who says stuff like "women are by nature stupider than men"
Conrad Hilton no!
Theonik
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PJV3
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He may as well talk to a brick wall.
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(2/2) re @AmbroseEP spot on with “requisition BoG & default on SMP” plan - but Tsipras knew OXI going to win from Friday night.
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Read @AmbroseEP telegraph.co.uk/finance/econom… - a couple of disagreements. Maxim was not a “wake” on Sunday - see my upcoming documentary (1/2)
https://twitter.com/paulmasonnews/status/618666738746556416
Doesnt deny the plan was to lose and absolve responsibility and he is pratically embedded in Syriza's head quarters
no wonder the eu is doing so great, with such fine gentlemen in the front.
first ep session i watched. a bit disheartening.
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Coriolanus
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Right under it:
The problem with the "he wanted to lose" narrative is that it ignores that if he called snap elections, syriza had a good chance of grabbing an even larger share of government, at which point one's going down the 14th hyperdimension neptunia waaaay too much.
Maxim, as you probably know, most likely refers to Maximos Mansion.
There is also the follow-up tweet where he explicitly mentions what he finds correct
KillerMan91
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Especially as we (Finland) have now pretty big eurosceptic party in our government... They are going to do political suicide if they agree with the new terms. Going to be ugly here...
People in my country have been like this many years. Tsipras is our hero. Seeing him on good mood gives me confidence. It's the first time in my life I've faith in a greek Prime Minister.
.... What?
No country has, in history, implemented austerity was hard as Greece did 2010-2014.
for example.
Theonik
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BUT BUT BUT THEY ARE STILL POORER THAT GREEKS..... What?
No country has, in history, implemented austerity was hard as Greece did 2010-2014.
for example.
That is of course ignoring the cost of living in either country.
Theonik
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I can't watch it with how useless EP's stream is. RT pls.
Edit: BBC has a stream YES.
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