Going Out of Business in Greece: 1,000 Stores Per Week

[snerd]

Coming soon to France............
While Greek politicians squabble over who can – or can’t – form a coalition government in the wake of May 6 elections in which anti-austerity rage caused a fractured result, more than 1,000 businesses in Greece are closing up shop each week, victims of a deep recession caused by pay cuts, tax hikes and slashed pensions that have made many Greeks simply stop spending on anything than goods needed for their survival.

http://greece.greekreporter.com/2012/05/10/going-out-of-business-in-greece-1000-stores-a-week/

[pugman]

Coming soon to France............

Coming sometime to the U.S.

You can't have a projected obligation of $211 Trillion over the next thirty years and income of somewhere between $90-$120 trillion and not see this coming to the U.S

[snerd]

Coming sometime to the U.S.

You can't have a projected obligation of $211 Trillion over the next thirty years and income of somewhere between $90-$120 trillion and not see this coming to the U.S
We'll fix this problem with a two-pronged approach......... more people on food stamps to stimulate the economy (Pelosi), and print more money (the Fed). We'll all live happily ever after.

[G22Dude]

Coming soon to France............

Sir, I resent your obvious attempt to suggest that reckless government spending and a craddle to grave mindset could possibly have any impact on the Greek or French economy. :rofl::rofl::rofl:

[DonGlock26]

Has a failed political philosophy (socialism) ever been tried so many times after failing so many times?


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[G22Dude]

Has a failed political philosophy (socialism) ever been tried so many times after failing so many times?


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Liberal mantra bro, if at first you don't succeed, keep throwing somebody else's money at the problem

[Glock26z]

Thanks to Obambam and the libreal members of congress from both houses in 08.