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It's Not Like They Can Repossess Greece Is It.


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It's not like they can reposses Greece is it ...

 

Greece has to make a €1.5bn ($1.7bn; £1.06bn) IMF debt repayment on 30 June

 

http://www.bbc.com/n...europe-33296839

 

 

" Greece has refused to accept cuts to pension payments or public sector wages. The IMF is pushing for deeper spending cuts, not just more tax rises. A key point of friction is a special benefit paid to some low-income pensioners, which creditors want scrapped. Creditors also want a wider VAT base; Greece says it will not allow extra VAT on medicines or electricity bills, and has also resisted calls for VAT hikes on hotels and restaurants. Athens wants a concrete commitment to debt relief, something its creditors are not offering. "

 

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Greece cannot go on under these harsh austerity measures imposed by the IMF, but what really would be the consequences of simply pulling out of the EU altogether, and defaulting on any further payments. Saying we just cannot pay very sorry, ripping up the Euro and reprinting and going back to their own currency again.

 

They declare that the country is officially bankrupt, which it is effectively in any case and only offer what can be afforded, with a view take it or leave it.

 

Sure they won't be able to borrow money again any time soon, but then going their own way for better or worse ... Money they have they use only for themselves to prop up their internal banking system and running of the country.

 

Ok it's not going to be easy in the short term, but better than a life of servitude to bankers of the IMF piling interest upon interest. Cutting pension payments, and public sector wages, higher VAT on medicines and electric bills is not they answer, what they want is debt relief.

 

The answer is to remove themselves from the EU

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