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To: Brumar89 who wrote (870830)	7/6/2015 9:55:39 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577868

I didn't say that. I said borrowers are slaves too. You said they weren't and claimed the Bible didn't say so.

To: Brumar89 who wrote (870830)	7/14/2015 5:10:25 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1577868

Exhibit 1: The borrower is slave to the lender Tsipras Stunner: Creditors Said "There Is No Point In Holding Elections" In Bailed Out Countries Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/14/2015 15:54 -0400 Creditors Greece Reuters While Germany's finmin Schauble is about to burst at few capillaries after reading the latest provocation from Tsipras in which he said, according to Reuters, that: GREEK PM TSIPRAS SAYS I SIGNED I DEAL I DO NOT BELIEVE IN BUT I'M WILLING TO IMPLEMENT AND WILL ASSUME RESPONSIBILITIES It should be the Greek people that are reeling by another, even greater stunner, just spoken by the Greek PM during his TV interview: an admission from the chosen Greek "leader" that Greece, as a sovereign nation, no longer exists: GREEK PM TSIPRAS SAYS LENDERS GIVE A MESSAGE THAT IN COUNTRIES UNDER A BAILOUT THERE IS NO POINT IN HOLDING ELECTIONS So the Troika makes it clear that countries under a bailout, such as a Greece was and is about to be indefinitely again, democracy is finished and the country becomes a sovereign ward of a few unelected bureaucrats, and the Greek "prime minister" who also just admitted he is now nothing but a puppet of Greece's new unelected leaders, is Ok with this. At this point it is probably worth repeating what Latvia's outgoing president Berzins said two weeks ago: [the Greek] debt is so big that everyone understands that it won’t be repaid.... Loans to Greece have just bought time so that those in power don’t have to take decisions. This is like a game: who can hold out longer by not showing that this money has been lost? This burden has become bigger and there obviously is no possibility to repay.... The debt writedown of Greek debt will come after bankruptcy of state. Perhaps it is only fitting that democracy officially dies in the country in which it was born, a country which is about to very clearly demonstrate to the rest of the world that in this day and age, banks have infinitely more power and leverage that "sovereign" nations. As for the Greeks: enjoy your now official "second-rate citizen" status as slaves of Brussels bureaucrats even as you liquidate all your most valuable assets, and hand over your gold for the generous honor of being allowed to repay the Troika's debt.