Merkel papandreou dancing

Greece Teeters on the Verge of Bankruptcy and total collapse. The EU is now no longer willing to accept lethargy on the part of the Greek government so the Greek voters put their final hopes into one man's viciously sexy body Georgios Papandreou that is. The plan is to seduce the Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel and convince her bailout Greece..

Bailout us please...?

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[spursduncan7]

greeks dont want germans to pay for them.its our own responsibility.thats unfair to germans and all greeks know that.people in greece NEVER asked for something like that

[spursduncan7]

i dont know what germans say there but greeks dont ly all day,are out of work and all this crap.we work more than 9 hours the day and more than anyone else in UE.problem is the tax system which is corrupted and only workers pay who seem to be the richest greeks on papers

[bobb22ful]

what those lazy greek socialist bastards really wants to grab onto is merkel's(Germany's) money bags!these lazy greek socialists expect the world("GERMANY") to pay the greek tab,,,or I'll burn down my country!1 third of greece's population is permanantly on the dole(socialists)and 1 third are public employees(people that have a good connections)and produce nothing,retire at 50 the rest actually work,pay high taxes and support the rest of the country! DO YOU THINK THIS IS FAIR A SYSTEM?I DON't!!

[Apokorwnioths1984]

II provided particular article some months ago which says that German exports HIT ALL TIME RECORD in 2006. So, even if Germany was a top exporter in 1990, in 2006 it exported even more than that, and that was the goal of your companies and government.

The end of the story is not that taxpayers of Germany will have to pay for Greek debt. It is that German taxpayers have to pay the expansion of German banks, companies and the policy of your governments. Greeks got nothing out of this in the end.

[Apokorwnioths1984]

I don't disagree. German people didn't benefit out of this, but German companies did. I am saying that if your governments and companies weren't so thirsty for public economic growth and expansions, but for prosperity of German people,you would have no problems now and everybody would be happy (including Greeks who wouldn't have to go through that)

Greeks didn't benefit either. For like 7-8 years FEW people consumed over their abilities, and now ALL people will go back to 1950s quality of life

[SparerDE]

@Apokorwnioths1984 Germany was the country exporting most in the entire world in 1986-1988 and 1990 already.

Greece accumulated massive debt because of the euro. At the same time German exports to Greece and others rose.

But the end of the story is, that the taxpayers of Germany have to pay the Greek debt. So bottom line Germans bought their own exports, wouldn't you agree?

So there is really no reason for Germans to be "grateful" for these export-opportunities. It's more like a scham.

[Apokorwnioths1984]

@SparerDE Exports of Germany hit all time record whilst it was in the euro. You can't say euro had nothing to do with it. It had many things to do with it.

Also you are wrong about German taxpayers. German taxpayers sponsored the expansion of German companies, not Greek consumption. Your politicians and media just use Greece as an excuse for the fact your companies and state re-invest their earnings to expand, instead of raising your salaries or applicating social policy.

[SparerDE]

@Apokorwnioths1984 Exports to France and the Netherland has nothing to do with the euro. It's because they are neighbours and the Netherland export more to Germany than the other way round.

And Germany DID increase exports to the US while the dollar is losing in value (EUR/DOLLAR went from 0.90 to 1.50)

For countries like Greece you are right, but that is only the case because Germany delivered and they DON'T PAY! German taxpayers pay the bill for this Greek consumption.