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Greeks say "NO"

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By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 10 Jul 15 10:34
The alternative being starvation and humanitarian aid?
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CLYDEBANK29
When: 10 Jul 15 10:46
The Captain of The Titanic didn't want to take any responsibility, despite being the only person on the ship with any idea of the best course to take through the icy waters.  Instead he thought he'd hold a referendum amongst the passengers.  The clueless passengers decided to head straight for the iceberg.  The Captain saw the iceberg would sink the ship but thought "what the **** this is a democracy" and sailed straight into it.
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Just Checking
When: 10 Jul 15 12:34
Macarony in what way is this undemocratic? When you've external governments and organisations they aren't governed by the views of people outside a country. I remember last year that absolute tool Salmond and his  moronic supporters trying to say that if Scotland voted Yes then it would be undemcratic for Scotland to not keep the pound or the UK not comply with anything else that d*ck wanted - i.e. That the views within one country should influence the views of people outside the country. This is palpable rubbish.

The people of Malta could vote tommorow that they should all get free XBoxes and Holland should send them free Edam and blondes, it doesn't mean Microsoft or Holland should give a sh*t.
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macarony
When: 10 Jul 15 13:03
The point I am  making is there has been two democratic votes, with two very decisive results. Both now to be overruled by some high power than the sovereign government.

Who is the new king of the word?
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 10 Jul 15 15:07
Bubbles seem to be doing a big climb down. Aren't Syriza doing a thing they refused to do before they won a referendum saying they definitely shouldn't do it?
By:
cloughandtaylor
When: 10 Jul 15 15:20
Agree to an extent about the real ruler`s Macaroni, i fear our referendum ought to be cancelled as we are already sure of the result.

Ireland`s first referendum was not what banks and EU wished to hear, promptly instructed them to go through the whole process again, this time with threatening letters from employer`s before the vote.
By:
TheBetterBettor
When: 11 Jul 15 17:31
Tsipras bottled it imo. Greeks said no...but Tsipras feared for the banks being shut down for ages.
By:
dave1357
When: 11 Jul 15 17:55

Jul 10, 2015 -- 7:03AM, macarony wrote:


The point I am  making is there has been two democratic votes, with two very decisive results. Both now to be overruled by some high power than the sovereign government.Who is the new king of the word?


The stupid coont thought the country would vote "yes" and then he could fak off and leave someone else to sort out the mess.

Since they voted "no" he has been desperately looking for a way out.  He has got the parliamentary opposition to vote for the cuts, so if there is a deal he will fak off and leave some sort of unity coalition to implement them.

By:
TheBaron
When: 11 Jul 15 18:26
Outside of the EU Greece are **** they will do whats necessary to stay in.
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