yeah appeasing these types has always worked well.Could work although they need to be careful and make sure the generals are on board. Me, I'd give the military top brass an immediate pay rise and a new fleet of top of the range Mercedes staff cars. All things considered a very cheap insurance policy for when push comes to shove.
Maybe promote someone called Pinochet - that's what Allende did as well as the other perks to keep them onside.
Right, so Syriza have just lead a military coup and established a Junta. Great comparison.Papadopoulos FFS, thought you were a history obsessive among other things.
This must be a record for a rating agency. S&P has just suggested it could downgrade Greece, within an hour of the new prime minister being sworn in.
S&P said in a statement that it might bring forward its next review, scheduled for March 13, if it believes Greece’s credit worthiness has been hurt by the political upheaval.
Frank Gill, the rating agency’s Senior Director of European Sovereign Ratings, said the uncertainty of a showdown over its debts with the rest of the euro zone risked snuffing out its recovery.
Right, so Syriza have just lead a military coup and established a Junta. Great comparison.
Take the meds.
Not bad no and certainly a lot more realistic on the dangers of a deal with ANEL than butchers was earlier today. And makes the obvious point that this deal was planned. Hence the language in Tsipras speech last night about a government 'for all Greeks', the very brief chat before the deal this morning etc.Decent mini-analysis from Seymour on the deal:
http://www.leninology.co.uk/2015/01/syriza-anel-coalition.html?m=1
KKE "insane"...KKE certainly playing the loooooooooong game...Decent mini-analysis from Seymour on the deal:
http://www.leninology.co.uk/2015/01/syriza-anel-coalition.html?m=1
Not possible under Greek rules, apparently - they need to be elected with at least 151 votes to have a government. Or so I am toldDoesn't though address the question of whether they actually needed to do a deal with anyone rather than attempting to rule on their own.
Not possible under Greek rules, apparently - they need to be elected with at least 151 votes to have a government. Or so I am told
Why don't they just break the constitution and rule as a minority govt? Not a great excuse.
who backs the constitution? and how would it look to the people t go tearing up the rulebook.Why don't they just break the constitution and rule as a minority govt? Not a great excuse.
Why don't they just break the constitution and rule as a minority govt?
i dont think they possess enough tanksWhy don't they just break the constitution and rule as a minority govt? Not a great excuse.
who backs the constitution? and how would it look to the people t go tearing up the rulebook.
That's the stupidest idea I've ever heard. Congratulations.
the greek right and wider european right would be screaming dictatorship, this isn't Game of ThronesHow would it look to the Greek people if they ignored a rule that says they need 2 more MP's to govern?
What concessions have been made to the Independent Greeks to avoid breaking that rule?
Decent mini-analysis from Seymour on the deal:
http://www.leninology.co.uk/2015/01/syriza-anel-coalition.html?m=1
as an aside its interesting how the world hasnt ended yet and stockmarkets havent collapsed etc...the response from the institutions so far seems relatively mutedthe greek right and wider european right would be screaming dictatorship, this isn't Game of Thrones
do you do that when ever you hear the name Seymour too? Simpsons have jinxed the name for life with meI have no idea what this means from SEYMOUR! - can anyone translate?
Nearly two-thirds of the electorate did vote for parties other than Syriza. Immediatel;y implementing Soviet rule might not be the best tactical move
the greek right and wider european right would be screaming dictatorship, this isn't Game of Thrones
Greeks are genetically racist and that thinking that racism has material sources then attempting to deal with those material sources is wrong and only of immediate tactical advantage - opportunism. Long term strategy seems to involves some sort of more final solution to the greek problem."the Syriza leadership underestimates the sources of reaction in Greek society. Tsipras has said that he thinks anti-immigrant feeling is not caused by racism but displaced despair over austerity, thus implying that reversing austerity alone would be sufficient to undercut its bases. This is what opportunism means - putting immediate tactical advantage ahead of long-term strategic issues. And this won't be the only manifestation of that."
I have no idea what this means from SEYMOUR! - can anyone translate?
probs waiting to see where syriza go wrt debt etc.as an aside its interesting how the world hasnt ended yet and stockmarkets havent collapsed etc...the response from the institutions so far seems relatively muted
Greeks are genetically racist and that thinking that racism has material sources then attempting to deal with those material sources is wrong and only of immediate tactical advantage - opportunism. Long term strategy seems to involves some sort of more final solution to the greek problem.
that you actually have to oppose racism to end racism, just relating to the material causes is not enough. It's not really a very good definition of opportunism tho"the Syriza leadership underestimates the sources of reaction in Greek society. Tsipras has said that he thinks anti-immigrant feeling is not caused by racism but displaced despair over austerity, thus implying that reversing austerity alone would be sufficient to undercut its bases. This is what opportunism means - putting immediate tactical advantage ahead of long-term strategic issues. And this won't be the only manifestation of that."
I have no idea what this means from SEYMOUR! - can anyone translate?