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Well, anyone with half a brain will realise that any sale has a fair chance of being declared null and void (exacted under duress) by a future government and that it will generate very little revenue in the interim.
Obviously the Troika doesn't have half a brain between the three of them since they haven't realised this.
Does the Greek government really believe this bullshit, or are they just going through the motions for both the Troika and the Greek people? Economics is politics by other means
So the question is, who else is it going to default on?
getting an invisible hand job can have that effect...
they are pawns. they are gamblers. they are eventual toast, even if they do 'win' this round.
the people want the justice stolen from their/our world.
it's quite the contrast with s/c america huh? where social democracies unite to protect each other from pred-cap instead of lining up for ritual disembowelment_...
i guess italian pols are watching all this very carefully.
...and shuffling off capital to quieter climes. 'The history of public debt is full of irony. It rarely follows our ideas of order and justice.' Thomas Piketty
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