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Re: More Than Half of Police Officers Voted For Neo-nazi Party

Jeronimus Cornelisz — Wed, 16 May 2012 16:06:41 -0000

Exactly, Linda. The cops see the ruined white girls shacked up with negroes when they get "domestic violence calls." It's very disspiriting to them. I know lots of cops in the US and they are extremely racist because of their job.

Racism is just reality. Your description of the anti-white multiculturalists "pothead elite" telling the rest of us to STFU is spot on.

Hooray for Golden Dawn!

Re: President of Pakistani Community in Greece Arrested for Human Trafficking

Obilur78 — Wed, 16 May 2012 14:49:55 -0000

Areti kotseli,You sound like a member of GOLDEN DAMN.Why did you jump into conclusion?wait for the for the verdict.I can feel hatred and enviousness

Re: Greek President’s Office Says Kammenos Lied About Document

wavettore — Wed, 16 May 2012 13:11:18 -0000

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Its letters are hidden still inside the ink.
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Since 9/11 it's the War on Terror
One "false flag" attack so called by error
Blair, Bush, and Israel had a Pact in store
Their next surprise is knocking at your door
A hidden vile Idea from those who want "more"
will use you and your Belief for the next World War
As "chosen people" gain while Humankind loses
Greed wins not by the swords but by the words of Moses
Daring is to tell you when, better then to tell you rhymes
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Some may believe it would be enough to nationalize the Federal Reserve
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Re: Golden Dawn’s Leader Has Warped Sense of History, Says There Were ‘No Gas Chambers’ in Nazi Concentration Camps

Carney3 — Wed, 16 May 2012 11:48:16 -0000

Holocaust denial is stupid, but the Golden Dawn's logo is not a swastika. It's a traditional Greek symbol, the meander, that is everywhere in Greece. Every little Greek restaurant and dry cleaner in the USA has it in their logo or placemats or whatever.

Re: More Than Half of Police Officers Voted For Neo-nazi Party

Carney3 — Wed, 16 May 2012 11:46:01 -0000

If the mainstream parties keep ignoring the issue of immigration and allow unending floods of Third Worlders to come in, eventually legitimate citizen frustration will find an outlet in extreme parties. The police more than anyone are thoroughly familiar with how heavily involved in crime the gypsies, Turks, Albanians, and Africans are, and how suicidally stupid it is for Greece to allow in unlimited numbers of these people.

Re: Golden Dawn’s Leader Has Warped Sense of History, Says There Were ‘No Gas Chambers’ in Nazi Concentration Camps

BlessPapaBenny — Wed, 16 May 2012 05:58:44 -0000

I guess anyone who objects to mass immigration and FORCED assimilation in ALL White countries and ONLY White countries, aka GENOCIDE is a naziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews!

Anti-racist is just a codeword for anti-White

Re: Greek President’s Office Says Kammenos Lied About Document

GGG65 — Wed, 16 May 2012 05:32:32 -0000

kammenos is a liar...end of story....no trust in kammenos anymore...wipe him out of elections....

Re: Vanishing Cyprus: Presidential Elections

nondas — Wed, 16 May 2012 02:06:27 -0000

Dear Andreas, I like to thank you for your really nice article which I enjoyed reading ,and which telling us many truths about the Cyprus Tragedy. Unfortunately Cyprus's problem ,is one of a conspiracy which begun with the establisment of its British 1959 Zurich and London "agreements" with a dividsive constitution without any input ,conciliation or drafted by Cypriots,but deliberatly a British imposed unworkable one, which was the root of its problems, drafted and designed ,by those who wanted to divide and rule Cyprus. I loved reading your arguments and your point of view in your article , which points out that there is no other Democratic country in our Global village which has such an unjust, unfair ,undemocratic and in fact a racist and divisssive constituion like the 1959 Zurich and London "agreements". It is also true that the many political small or larger parties are trying desparatly to hold their chair and title and a few more daring for the presidential one.We don't know the outcome ,but whoever is "clever "enough to play with the emotions of the Greek Cypriots who want the reality facts, Democracy , freedom, and are sick and tired for the lies and the empty promises of the politicians, will propably be elected as president. I believe that whoever is supported by Archbisop of Cyprus will be more likely the president.I don't know much about George Lillikas, but he might beat the ods ,however some say that he is like the wind mill and goes from one party to the next depending on how wind of his interests are,only time will tell if in fact will be the next president. Sincerely E. Nondas

Re: Vanishing Cyprus: Presidential Elections

Likourgos — Wed, 16 May 2012 02:02:30 -0000

Re: Greece Will Hold Elections Again; Then What?

GGG65 — Wed, 16 May 2012 01:30:20 -0000

Greece is a "Bourdellomalakopushtokratos" and if you don't know the meaning of this word, find a Greek near you and he/she will tell you. That is Greece in 27 letters.

Re: Greece’s Lost Generation: 51.5% Out of Work

Mike — Wed, 16 May 2012 00:26:55 -0000

The Greeks should stay and pay their debts rather than taking jobs from people who are citizens of other countries. The Greeks broke their country now let them fix it on their own.

Re: Coalition Talks Collapse, Greece Going for Elections in June

GGG65 — Wed, 16 May 2012 00:15:07 -0000

Greece is a "Bourdellomalakopushtokratos" and if you don't know the meaning of this word, find a Greek near you and he/she will tell you. That is Greece in 27 letters.

Re: Coalition Talks Collapse, Greece Going for Elections in June

epigramx — Tue, 15 May 2012 12:19:33 -0000

The reality about Greece and Europe.

First of all, Greece is not only the corrupted or disorganized portion of those that sat on public property, or those that claim there are easy solutions, since it's easy to claim there are easy solutions when they haven't faced the european Ultimatums themselves. There are many decent, honorable and hardworking people. At the same time, Germany or other North European countries are not all perfect and saints. They have their share in protectionism, and in cases such as Siemens bribing scandals or East Germany abuse, there is corruption. Again, not all are the same, those are minorities.

Now, let's stop the hypocrisy: We knew Greece and other smaller countries were weaker than powerful Germany. The enemies of the EU coming mainly from Russia, Britain and some small portions of America and other international centers, try to rewrite history claiming "we didn't know the discrepancies". We very well knew and it's hypocritical to claim otherwise. Official european statistics of several years before 2008, show counties like Sweden and Germany consistently stronger in economics. What they didn't know is that in the future that strength of theirs might have not been enough to save their stability.

But we were also naive: We didn't anticipate ..Peak Oil. What was considered up to last year a conspiracy theory, now Forbes magazine openly admits it's here. The International Energy Agency admitted in 2010 it was already there for conventional sources. Wikileaks revealed American sources believe Saudi Arabia is incapable to produce the extra capacity it claims it can. While one could claim neat states like Sweden's anticipated it earlier than others (for example, they aim to replace all cars with electric ones soon), it's only after 2008 that such moves became bolder; only after 2008. Yes, we were not Americans, but we didn't anticipate a crash in energy prices (unlike other products, it’s fair to say a rise in prices is actually a crash since energy = work and all other products depend on it, it’s not just another product). The "debunkers" have been debunked since several years into a global crisis the price of oil does not drop. Saudis claim they can lower it and they repeatedly fail. Not many remain that can claim a global recession suits them hence any conspiracy theory about doctored prices (and for several years at that) would be weak. Instead it's very real that the production is steady and demand of China, India and others is stronger. Nobody can easily fight the basic economic law of those two for a prolonged period of time.

Hence,

1. Greece is not "evil" and Germany is not "perfect" (and vice versa if you see it from the other side). Many people are decent and some people are corrupted everywhere. Nationalism and protectionism is very strong lately and strengthens those rotten views.
2. We were not naive: Official documentation showed publically for several years before 2008 the strength of North Europe and weakness of the South. The enemies of the Union try to rewrite history claiming "we were taken by surprise". We were not taken by surprise at all about this. We just felt the North was strong enough to not care.
3. We were naive and taken by surprise for not anticipating the peak oil derived global recession. Energy = work in physics. Economists should learn that from the sciences. After all, work = wealth for them and one can do the math there easily without being an expert in mathematics: energy = work = wealth.
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Re: Coalition Talks Collapse, Greece Going for Elections in June

GGG65 — Tue, 15 May 2012 11:29:20 -0000

Greek politicians never thought about the people and the country, they are always think about how to remain in power for as long as it takes for their own benefit and their future. This crisis is caused by the two major parties taking turns over the past 38 years hiring hundreds of thousands of unneeded workers in return for votes, along with corruption, tax evasion, inefficiency, bureaucracy and an uncompetitive economy based on agriculture and tourism that pushed away foreign investors including unhealthy system, no wonder why the country is in ruins.

Re: Coalition Talks Collapse, Greece Going for Elections in June

athens2011 — Tue, 15 May 2012 10:50:03 -0000

What a bloody shambles - And all because Samaras forced elections at a ridiculous moment because he thought he would win and become prime minister! This presented the people with a choice between the old incompetent corrupt leading parties and the (formerly) small extremist groups who were irresponsibly promising an impossible end to the pain.
The result is a sorry mess, between the grinning wonder boy Tsipras on the left, thoroughly and visibly enjoying the limelight he finds himself in, supported by the largely useless, corrupt and bloated civil servants who have long been a huge burden and impediment to the economy, and the lunatics on the extreme right.
It is true that PASOK panicked and brought in the necessary cuts very unfairly, choosing to squeeze the poor and middle classes rather than their rich friends, while avoiding grasping the nettle of the public service. Nevertheless, the voters must now choose between on the one hand voting for sane parties which see that Greece has no acceptable future outside the Eurozone, and on the other, handing the fate of the country to the lunatics of left and right - even if it means they have to hold their noses to do so.
Then it will be up to the public to ensure that the new government ends MPs legal immunity, hunt out their old friends who for so long filled their pockets at our expense, and generally see that the survivors do not fall back into their old ways

Re: Jean-Claude Juncker: Talks of Greek Exit are “Nonsense, Propaganda”

PL45 — Tue, 15 May 2012 09:40:28 -0000

The American and German media companies are heavily owned by banks and financial institutions. They regularly manipulate the news so they can buy or short stocks, bonds, etc. to their benefit. They've been doing this for years.

Re: Panos Kammenos Denies Sending Document to President

GGG65 — Tue, 15 May 2012 08:28:13 -0000

Another liar like them all...................

Re: More Than Half of Police Officers Voted For Neo-nazi Party

Sueli Irwin — Tue, 15 May 2012 08:18:26 -0000

I AM VERY SORRY, WE LIVE THE SAME PLANET WHY WAR, PEOPLE AGAINST PEOPLE, BUT THE JUSTICE IN THE CORNER, I HOPE IN GOD.

Re: Deputy PM: Greece Will Run Out of Money in Six Weeks

GGG65 — Tue, 15 May 2012 02:02:33 -0000

Pangale, you are the biggest Greek "a s s h o l e" & "c u n t". I wish someone to send him this message in his private email. This man is a loser the biggest loser and corrupt politician in Greece's history, he should be "l y n c h e d" in public.

Re: Merkel and Hollande Τurn Down Meeting With Tsipras For Protocol Reasons

MurkeyWatters — Mon, 14 May 2012 18:45:11 -0000

Mr. Tsirpas is suffering from delusions of grandeur. Let him become prime minister and then he can talk to his peers, PM to PM.

Re: Germany In Stark Warning On Greek Exit

illios — Mon, 14 May 2012 18:26:32 -0000

May I remind you all , that Greece and other Euro member states are in this financial stress situation because there is no monetary transfer system mechanisms within the Euro currency federation, which suits German and French business interests perfectly , due to the British having done the dirty work for them. Remember how the British use to boast that former Prime Minister Maggie Thatcher would take her handbag to the European Commission meetings and knock down any attempt at an effective system for deeper European economic and political integration with the British chant of NO, NO, NO and 'UP YOURS DELORS' . It was on September 21, 1988 that Maggie Thatcher told the rest of the European Economic Community that she had served notice to the rest of the European Community at the time, that her government would oppose tooth and nail any attempt to turn it into an economic and political union in which Britain might have to cede power to EEC institutions. Nothing within Westminster has changed since then. As they say "A leopard does not change his spots, or change his feeling that spots are rather a credit." What we see now in the Euro-zone is all a result of this official British political sabotage.The results speak for themselves. For an effective European currency union there needs to be implementation of a effective monetary federation and monetary transfer system like the one in the United States, where balance budgets are always met , because the richer states like New Jersey or Texas send their surplus dollars to make up for the budgetary shortfall in the poorer states like Alabama or Louisiana.

Re: Germany In Stark Warning On Greek Exit

illios — Mon, 14 May 2012 18:24:47 -0000

Angkela Merkel should stop behaving like the former euro-sceptic British Prime Minister Maggie Thatcher because it will lead the Eurozone to extinction. In the footsteps of Maggie Thatcher it seems unfortunate that Angela Merkel wants to follow Maggie's legacy policies of sabotage on European efforts for an effective Federal European political economic and currency union within the Euro-zone which has resulted in what we see now and its exactly what Angela Merkal and her government are pursuing. This is European treachery. This is completely insane for the Germans and the French to pursue and not European at all. The Germans and the French must stop euro-sceptic British European policy of pursing national interest and start thinking in the European Interest. And this is being very blunt and honest

Re: Germany In Stark Warning On Greek Exit

illios — Mon, 14 May 2012 18:23:17 -0000

The Germans and the French must stop pursing the euro-sceptic British European policy of national interest which is detrimental to the European Interest and start thinking in the European Interest. This would mean creating a Federal Euro-zone structure where there is a transfer of economic capital from the stronger parts of the Eurozone to the weaker parts of the Eurozone to have balanced budgets throughout the Eurozone. Angkela Merkel should stop behaving like the former euro-sceptic British Prime Minister Maggie Thatcher because it will lead the Eurozone to extinction.

Re: Germany In Stark Warning On Greek Exit

Elysees — Mon, 14 May 2012 18:21:13 -0000

Re: Germany In Stark Warning On Greek Exit

illios — Mon, 14 May 2012 18:18:55 -0000

It would be very wise for the Germans and the French to stop behaving like British Euro-sceptics towards a effective Federal Euro-zone structure where economic capital is transfered from the stronger parts to the weaker parts of the Eurozone, just like in any other sovereign currency federation structure around the world, because if Greece leaves the Eurozone, then Greece's heavy industry - tourism will out-price all other Euro-zone tourism market competitors in the Mediterranean like France, Italy, Spain Portugal. And you think HERR Schaeuble the Portugese, Italians, Spanish and even the French are going to sit there and see there market share dramatically drop while the Greek tourism industry takes market share away from them with cheap DRACHMA holidays. HERR Schaeuble , you will see very quickly the Euro unravel with Spain, Portugal Italy and maybe even France leaving the Eurozone to stop the hemorage in their respective national tourism industries market share moving to the Greek tourism Industry.Herr Schaeuble , it will be Germany's fault entirely if the Euro currency and the Euro-zone colapses.