why so ΣΥΡΙΖΑ

[Christo]

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I wonder what will happen to Greece now..

What'cha think?

[Vovka]

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I wonder what will happen to Greece now..

What'cha think?

Putin happen

[Kuujis]

It will be like in russia: everyone "has and uses rubles", but every proper exhange of significant amounts of money will be in euros or dollars, because alternatives just suck.

[Wiltzu]

Well I think it kinda depends on the other EU countries. If other EU countries choose to forgive the loan, or at least part of it, the Syriza will keep its support. However if the other EU countries choose not to forgive the loan, I think that Syriza will soon lose its support as it can't fulfill what it promised.

Here in Finland the government has stated that they will not be forgiving the loans. But you can never know what those apes decide... I think they'll postpone the decision on forgiving the loans as Finland is having its own elections in less than 3 months. I personally hope that the loan is not forgiven because, well us tax payers then have to pay it.

[LordBerenger]

Panos is crying now i bet.

[Leshma]

Communists killed his grandpa.

[Latvian]

i have feeling panos voted for golden dawn

[Leshma]

I have a feeling Golden Dawn will be disbanded and many former members imprisoned, including Athenian Bear.

[lombardsoup]

Greece still bankrupt either way

gg

[darmaster]

someone's hoping for a new καθεστώς τῶν Συνταγματαρχών

[lombardsoup]

someone's hoping for a new καθεστώς τῶν Συνταγματαρχών

Its still 1974?

[Algarn]

Either Syriza manages to get Greece in a better state after a few months, or it fails. Considering the first case, the "movement" will  probably expand to countries that know austerity (Spain, France, and the likes ...), and coalitions will be formed to reach the head of state, and do the same thing, thanks to the spark from Syriza.
If Syriza fails ... well, nothing will happen mostly. I find the first way interesting actually, I truly hope they change Greece, and Europe at some extent.

[Casimir]

who gives a sheet, greeks were never gunna pay back their debt, poor bastards already sold their last goat.

[darmaster]

Its still 1974?

if it's not it's communists fault! damn commies they ruin everything!

[lombardsoup]

Either Syriza manages to get Greece in a better state after a few months, or it fails. Considering the first case, the "movement" will  probably expand to countries that know austerity (Spain, France, and the likes ...), and coalitions will be formed to reach the head of state, and do the same thing, thanks to the spark from Syriza.
If Syriza fails ... well, nothing will happen mostly. I find the first way interesting actually, I truly hope they change Greece, and Europe at some extent.

Will be interesting to see how Syriza plans to pay off the debt while still keeping a myriad of social services active.  Thinking cuts will be made anyway, irrespective of any populist promises.