Showing posts with label debt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label debt. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Unbiased pros and cons of EU membership 2 : Are the EU's actions towards Greece undemocratic? Would the UK leaving the EU help or harm Greeks?

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Is the EU’s treatment of Greece democratic or not though? Unelected officials from the ‘Troika’ (European Commission, European Central Ba...
Sunday, February 01, 2015

German and EU hypocrisy and short memories on Greece : Syriza aren't extremists - they're asking for the same debt relief deal Greece gave Germany in 1953. The EU is handing the banks almost ten times the amount of money Greece is asking written off in debts

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Syriza extremists or unrealistic? No, moderates, asking for deal Germany got in 1953 The deal Syriza are looking for is a reasonable one ...
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Friday, March 08, 2013

There is a magic money tree for governments with their own currency - and Cameron has already used it in quantitative easing for the banks - so why not for things that benefit everyone?

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Prime Minister David Cameron is completely wrong when he says there is “no magic money tree” – there is for any government that has it’s ...
Thursday, February 21, 2013

Why government can print money and give it to ordinary people and small companies without hyper-inflation ; private banks issuing money as debts is as much creating money out of nothing as printing it is; ALL money is created out of nothing ; ALL money and debt exist only as agreed ideas and can be created or destroyed or revalued any way we choose to as societies

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The supposedly hard-headed and realistic analysis of our current situation is that we are doomed to higher taxes and cut services until we...
Saturday, May 19, 2012

Why Greece will be forced to leave the Euro unless it's offered a better deal ; the other problems with the EU and the Euro ; and the mass starvation they are distracting us from

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(If this article is too long for you to read as a blog post see my website version with contents links between different sections ) Gr...
Wednesday, November 30, 2011

We shouldn't listen to the markets who caused the crisis - time the markets were forced to listen to the majority

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Chancellor George Osborne says his economic policy is aimed at maintaining market confidence – and even his political opponents debate on ...
Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Private creditors and banks' refusal to write down Greek debts likely to lead to Argentina style default

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The Guardian has reported that German Chancellor Angela Merkel tried to get Greece’s private sector creditors, including the banks, to for...