Greece...

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Yolina wrote: »

Uh-oh... people would have to pay their taxes, imagine the panic :eek: :rotfl:

Considering that Greece was running a primary surplus in 2014, this is feasible.

Au contraire, if you believe Gideot, Britain will not run a surplus before 2018.

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BBC news reporting early unofficial telephone polls claiming that "No" is slightly ahead.

Not terribly scientifc, but there you go....:cool:

WR

Mistermeaner

Toss a coin.

lvader

Great BBC coverage as usual.

Voting in the Greek referendum has finished. The first exit polls are expected soon.

It's important to note that there are no traditional exit polls. Instead phone polling is being conducted.

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worldtraveller wrote: »

Check out the results later from the official Greece "Greferendum" results site HERE.

Looking at that site with just under 10% in the results are about 60-40 for "NO".

WR

Mistermeaner

Oh dear. It is like watching a really slow car crash.

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Wild_Rover wrote: »

BBC news reporting early unofficial telephone polls claiming that "No" is slightly ahead.

Not terribly scientifc, but there you go....:cool:

WR

POLLER: Can you tell us what you've just voted?
POLLED: No!
POLLER: No's are ahead.

purch

ggb1979 wrote: »

Toss a coin.

There's none left.

ruggedtoast

This will be wiping the stony frown from Merkel's face, and replacing it with a stonier frown.

Looks like the Greek's aren't interested in another 1930`s style fiscal shafting at the hands of the neo deutschmark.

remorseless

ruggedtoast wrote: »

This will be wiping the stony frown from Merkel's face, and replacing it with a stonier frown.

Looks like the Greek's aren't interested in another 1930`s style fiscal shafting at the hands of the neo deutschmark.

obviously, there was no need for a referendum to establish that, I could have told them for free :rotfl:

I really think they have not thought through were is the money they don't have going to come from...