Greece offers to evacuate 15,000 Chinese nationals

[Speeder 2]

............When?

so you excel at sleep-talking, eh?

what you've forgotten your coffee?

 

[amalakas]

so you excel at sleep-talking, eh?

what you've forgotten your coffee?

Seriously .. when ?

 

[amalakas]

they're chartered ships, so it's partially business.

Well, yes and no, you see the ships are privately owned, the government cannot force them to be used, they can only intervene so that the ships can be used under its blessing sort of speak. The owners of the ships will receive some small compensation for the trips, mainly fuel and wedges for the crew.
profit is not made in these circumstances more usual than not, there is some loss.

 

[Speeder 2]

Seriously .. when ?

seriously ... since when you started the symptom?

 

[Speeder 2]

so it's partially business ------- Speeder 2

Well, yes and no ...

who said that Greeks aren't good at talking?

 

[webber]

premier wen backed Greek bond and national credit during worst time last year if you watch the news

 

[amalakas]

premier wen backed Greek bond and national credit during worst time last year if you watch the news

aaaaa that one ...

well that was a major-major bit of help, but it doesn't qualify as a bail out...

bail out would be 400 bn euros by the end of 2011.. that would be a bail out.

 

[amalakas]

seriously ... since when you started the symptom?

 

[webber]

aaaaa that one ...

well that was a major-major bit of help, but it doesn't qualify as a bail out...

bail out would be 400 bn euros by the end of 2011.. that would be a bail out.

no one can do that

U.S and germany combine can not do that

if the germans take some of the debt, they would, you will lose some of your independence for sure

the unbalance in EU is quite irreversible

and china is much poorer than west think

 

[amalakas]

no one can do that

U.S and germany combine can not do that

if the germans take some of the debt, they would, you will lose some of your independence for sure

the unbalance in EU is quite irreversible

and china is much poorer than west think

US and Germany NO, but china has $ 1.2 trillion in cash reserves.. it can do it... theoretically ..not that it should, Greece doesn't owe money to countries as such, it owes money to banks and investment funds, they took the gamble on Greece and lost, they should take the loss.. not anyone else..

 

[Speeder 2]

you hang on there, you hear me? more docs are on the way...

 

[Speeder 2]

US and Germany NO, but china has $ 1.2 trillion in cash reserves.. it can do it... theoretically ..not that it should, Greece doesn't owe money to countries as such, it owes money to banks and investment funds, they took the gamble on Greece and lost, they should take the loss.. not anyone else..

yeah , Germans said no a month later... what do you think that Greek govt has been floating on since then? salt water?

 

[ovarel]

aaaaa that one ...

well that was a major-major bit of help, but it doesn't qualify as a bail out...

bail out would be 400 bn euros by the end of 2011.. that would be a bail out.

since you are that unthankful,i dont think they will bail you out

 

[amalakas]

yeah , Germans said no a month later... what do you think that Greek govt has been floating on since then? salt water?

Personally I think they have been floating on s**t but that is just my personal opinion ... u know

 

[amalakas]

since you are that unthankful,i dont think they will bail you out

They shouldn't and we don't want them to, people (the people of China in this case) should not be paying for the profits banks want to make.

Banks loaned money to Greece when the return rates were soaring, but don't want to take the loss now that the economy cannot sustain those returns..

if you take $1000 off your personal business and invest for a 10% return into a company and the company goes bust ,you will demand the people who worked for the company (and hence lost their jobs) give you back your $1000 ? + interest and interest on the losses ?

obviously NO, but banks are allowed to demand just that