Greece orders raid on government coffers as cash dwindles
This is so out of "Atlas Shrugged" that the IMF representative for Greece is named "Thomsen".
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I agree. If you can purchase small amounts of precious metals at a time, avoid reporting to the government and store it securely you at least reduce the risk of having your wealth confiscated.
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O.A.
Is that the situation in a nutshell.
In that case, the take-with for us should be to invest in stuff that is harder to take.
Jan
A harbinger... a storm is brewing and we won't be spared. Eventually Peter gets tired of loaning money to pay Paul.
The latest warning from Ron Paul about our coming currency collapse paints a bleak picture. https://orders.cloudsna.com/chain?cid=MK...
Regards,
O.A.
They seized anywhere fro 10% - 60% of everyone's bank account dependent upon how much was deposited.
http://www.dailynews.com/general-news/20...
Last year, didn't they seize something like 40% from everyone's bank account overnight, after getting support for the move by saying that it was only going to punish "the rich"?
Consider all the pinheads now in control of our country.
And should the cackling hag from Arkansas become POTUS?
Draw the curtains. The sad farce is over.
The people there are good people, but they have no cultural value for hard work and that is the problem. There are no ethics to instill in the people themselves how productivity is a result of effort and ingenuity - not handouts. Greece is the poster child of what happens when the government supplies everything: it eventually collapses. Greece is a warning to the entire rest of the socialist world about the end results of such policies. It is a crime that few governments actually pay attention to the lessons of history happening all around them. They refuse to learn even though the examples lie openly to their view.
The Greek word is paropedes (I'd spell it, but it's a cyrillic alphabet) or "blinders" - similar to the ones you put on a horse to keep it going in a straight line oblivious to what's going on in the world around them.
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