Another cash injection for revolting Greece imminent?

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Old Greg replied

16 June 2011, 08:50
We really should stop pretending this is bailing out Greece. They can never pay their debt back. This is bailing out the institutions that lent to Greece. It's time the Daily Mail started getting on its high horse about these welfare recipients.
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Paddy replied

16 June 2011, 06:43
Originally posted by amcdonald View Post

Wouldn't it be cheaper to invade Poland ?

A good thing too. I would go along with that.
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amcdonald replied

16 June 2011, 06:03
Originally posted by doodab View Post

What if the Germans would secretly like out of the €?

Wouldn't it be cheaper to invade Poland ?
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doodab replied

16 June 2011, 05:31
What if the Germans would secretly like out of the €?
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TimberWolf started a topic Another cash injection for revolting Greece imminent?

15 June 2011, 21:59
Another cash injection for revolting Greece imminent?

Greece needs a fresh infusion of cash from the IMF by next month to service its debts, but the IMF cannot disburse the funds unless Greece's public finances are deemed to be secure. Without a new EU bailout, they are not secure.
Europe warned of financial chaos over Greek debt crisis | World news | The Guardian

BBC News - UK raises annual payment to IMF by £9bn

Didn't take them long to spend the last lot. Europe can't print, but we can. Yippee! <Sir Merv>
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