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Nope it didn't. That's as much Greeces fault though as it is the EUs. It's not like the EU didn't knew what was happening. I'm not saying that Greece isn't to
by atmosx 12y ago
Nope it didn't. That's as much Greeces fault though as it is the EUs. It's not like the EU didn't knew what was happening.
I'm not saying that Greece isn't to blame. Of course it is. But it's not a one-sided situation. Takes two to tango on one hand.
On a more important note, all the money from the bail-outs where driven to French and German banks, while Greece kept borrowing.
So the plan was not exactly to save Greece, it was mostly to save French and German banks...
- NotableAlamode 12y agoThis is nonsense. Of course the plan is to save Greece by turning it into a productive, normal European state, so it can eventually pay back the money that was lent to it. However, this is unlikely, and it is also important to avoid a contagion via bank defaults, when Greece's debt will finally be written of -- of course everybody knows that Greece is bankrupt.