Αγανακτισμένοι Έλληνες-Indignants in Greece(Muse-Uprising)

[Angela827gr]

THEY WILL NOT CONTROL US

ΔΕΝ ΘΑ ΜΑΣ ΚΟΝΤΡΟΛΑΡΟΥΝ ΠΙΑ.. ΑΓΑΝΑΚΤΗΣΑΜΕ!

[Colgacola]

wanna Know the name of the film ...of the beginig's video ! thanks

[2Conme]

@Colgacola It's from the movie "V for Vendetta"

[Colgacola]

@2Conme : Thank you very much ;)

[Colgacola]

@2Conme / THANK YOU ;)

[MNuriaSerra]

Σκάφος κραυγή σας κραυγή σαν κι εμένα,

μεταφέρετε τη θλίψη και το πένθος που λαμβάνει η δική μου,

πλοίου στην Ελλάδα, δεν νεροχύτη της βροντής

φουσκώνει τα πανιά πάει στην ίδια θύρα.

(Συγγνώμη αν η μετάφραση δεν είναι σωστή)

[Thano0907]

Those who think that this is a Greek crisis are deluded. These neoliberal policies are global policies, not Greek ones. It began when Woodrow Wilson sold the US to the Reserve bank in around 1918 and really took off under Reagan and Thatcher in the 80's. The solution? Remove these growths from power, have an audit to establish how much debt is odious (way over 50%), and pay the legal debt by nationalising banks, seizing church and corporate assets and freezing the wealth of the ruling elite.

[robharris38]

World Socialist Website: "The fight against Papandreou’s austerity programme calls for the building of a powerful workers’ party with a thought-out, international and socialist perspective and an experienced leadership. Only the overthrow of the current regime, the establishment of a workers’ government and the extension of this struggle throughout Europe can prevent a social catastrophe. But the “Indignants” vehemently reject such a perspective."

[nuzjunkie1]

This is the truth. Time to dismantle the IMF, forgive all loans. Stop the governments of the world from enslaving us and our children. Time to kill a politician.

[xadam2dudex]

loved the anonymous clips

[EdMan2012]

Greece is addicted to government welfare and are dependent on it than a crack addict is dependent on crack.

[2Conme]

@EdMan2012 Maybe! If that's the case, it's time for every square in greece to become a rehab center!!!

[nuzjunkie1]

@EdMan2012 , ARE YOU HIGH ON CRACK? The money borrowed to help the people does not go to them, instead the $ are doled out to dishonest politicians, corporate cronies, and the crack whores who suck the egos of these criminals. Take the blinders off, START thinking, and listen to real solutions.

[EdMan2012]

@nuzjunki Greece borrowed and spent itself into a hole it cannot climb its way out of. Yes, I'm sure tax & borrowed money was mishandled by elected officials, but they elected their dirty politicians, they're responsible for their ignorance. The only real solution is for them to go bankrupt, restructure or liquidate their assets, both public & private. Also deregulate their private sector, eliminate gov't spending & entitlements, lower taxes significantly & raise capital through savings.

[FRalph8]

@EdMan2012 So much of the establishment in your words, sick. Your idea of deregulate private sector is completely bullshit (nice example in the case of subprime). “Lower taxes significantly” will lead to a high increase of public debt ratio. And you say Greeks should increase their savings. If not even Americans make enough savings and they need to buy Chinese savings, you are asking poorer countries to save more money? More savings are equal to less consumption, so to economic recession.

[EdMan2012]

@FRalph8 j

You're so wrong and I don't have time to school you in REAL economics which easily predicted this economic disaster years before it happened. You know who you sound like? You sound like the central bankers! They spew their Keynesian, deficit spending nonsense, and even universities teach this trash! I know b/c it was taught to me too! I stand by what I said. If you don't get it, then continue towards the path of hyperinflation, welfare state, and continued dependence.

[FRalph8]

@EdMan2012 Teach me, please. What would you do in 2008? Joining the cases that we know, like the bankruptcy of AIG, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, General Motors, the 3 major banks of Ireland and several others throughout Europe, we can think the companies that would fall with these bankruptcies. Less state in the economy you americans say, obviously that you guys are so blind with your patriotism that you can´t see the success cases of Northern Europe countries. But careful, they are communist evil.

[EdMan2012]

@FRalph8

do whatever socialist sh!t you want to do in your country. Keep living under the umbrella of fiat currency and inflationary monetary system. We want REAL freedom, both social & economic in America. They go hand in hand. Now f*ck off please and have a nice day.

[FRalph8]

@EdMan2012 Don´t leave so soon. “Socialist shit”? I think the US is, among developed countries, the most liberal one. Nevertheless, U.S. was the country that helped, with billions, some of the largest corporations in the world. At the same time, you let Lehman Brothers to fall, and look at the result. UK felt it, Ireland felt it, Iceland felt it, …

[FRalph8]

@EdMan2012 The interesting fight of arguments between Keynes and Hayek:

1º round: watch?v=d0nERTFo-Sk

2º round: watch?v=GTQnarzmTOc

Isn´t hard to see what side you are at. I´m closer to Keynes, in this particular fight I’m totally in his side. But I´m not a Keynesian person, because I´m in favor of the end of money age. I think we are smart enough to put an end on money slavery, don´t we? “Money has no brains”, but despite that, we let it run the world.

[EdMan2012]

@FRalph8

BTW, the establishment mixes truth with lies. I don't. What the establishment doesn't tell you is that the Euro, this whole central economic planning/manipulation of Europe & free market is what's messing up the economy. The reason for subprime mortgages has more to do with the cheap money our Federal Reserve was giving out to these banks, which should've been allowed to go bankrupt, not bailed out. Lower taxes increases wealth so as long as gov't makes cuts to the nanny state. DONE.