Bare Supermarket Shelves In Greece Should Be A Huge Wake Up Call To Millions Of Clueless Americans
What you are watching unfold in Greece right now is eventually going to come to your own neighborhood.
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Bare Supermarket Shelves In Greece Should Be A Huge Wake Up Call To Millions Of Clueless Americans
Michael Snyder | What you are watching unfold in Greece right now is eventually going to come to your own neighborhood.
Greeks Vote NO To EU-Imposed Austerity
With 90% of the votes counted, the Greek people have voted 61% to 39% against accepting the latest round of austerity.
Greece Votes NO – Let The Chaos Begin…
The result of the referendum in Greece is a great victory for freedom, but it is also threatens to unleash unprecedented economic chaos all across Europe.
Tsipras Statement after Voting on July 5th
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras issued the following statement after voting in the July 5th referendum:
Many people can ignore the will of a government. But no one can ignore the will of a people.
Today is a day of celebration because democracy is a cause to celebrate, to be joyful. And when democracy conquers fear and blackmail, then it also leads to redemption, and a way forward.
Today, the Greek people send a very powerful message. A message of dignity, of determination. A message that they are taking control of their choices. Many may try to ignore the will of a government. But no one can ignore the will of a people who are seeking to live with dignity, to live life on their own terms.
Today, democracy trumps fear. Our people’s determination trumps fear. I am confident that tomorrow we will set a new course for all the peoples of Europe. One that will return us to Europe’s founding values of democracy and solidarity, and will send a strong message that we are determined not only to remain in Europe but to also live with dignity in Europe. To prosper, to work as equals among equals.
Let us, then, take a decisive stand in support of democracy—for a better future for all of us, in Greece and Europe.
Greek ‘Oxi’ Landslide
With 100% of the votes reported counted, the ‘Oxi!’ vote in the Greek referendum against acceptance of the Troika austerity policy has won by a 61.31% to 38.69% landslide, thus rejecting the genocidal policy of the British Empire imposed upon the Greek…
Sheriff Joe launches into Obama’s birth certificate – again
WND | After 55 years in law enforcement, ‘I think I know a fraudulent document’.
Greek debt crisis: Yanis Varoufakis resigns after being forced out by EU chiefs
‘Yanis Varoufakis has announced he is standing down despite Greece’s No vote in the referendum on proposed austerity measures. In a blog post entitled “Minister No More”, published on Monday morning, the Greek finance minister said he was standing down because of pressure from Greece’s European partners.’ Read more: Greek debt crisis: Yanis Varoufakis resigns after […]
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Syria, A Proxy War, Terrorists Coming From 89 Countries. Italian Lawmaker Calls on His Government to Reestablish Diplomatic Ties with Syria
‘In a written enquiry he submitted to the Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni, Di Stefano said Syria has been facing a proxy war since 2011 by terrorists coming from 89 countries who have fomented widespread chaos and swelled the ranks of terrorist organizations, citing ISIS and al-Qaeda affiliate Jabhat al-Nusra amid documented evidence of logistical, […]
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Turkey mulling direct military intervention in Syria
‘The Turkish military has called on all troop commanders stationed along its border with Syria to be present at a meeting aimed at discussing a possible intervention in the crisis-hit country. The meeting was called by Land Forces Commander General Hulusi Akar and 2nd Army Commander General Adem Huduti following a last week visit to […]
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Saudi fighter jets continue bombing areas in Yemen, scores die
‘Saudi warplanes have continued pounding areas across Yemen, killing scores of people amid reports of a dire humanitarian situation in the impoverished Arab country. According to media outlets on Sunday, at least 43 people were killed and 70 others were injured in the Saudi air raids on a market in the northwestern province of Hajjah […]
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The extremism of David Cameron
‘UK Prime Minister David Cameron is not only in complete denial about his role in facilitating the rise of ISIS, but his “response” to last Friday’s attacks will facilitate it even further. Last week’s attacks by Islamic State (formerly ISIS/ISIL) and Al-Qaeda killed almost 300 people across six countries: Syria (145), Somalia (over 50), Tunisia […]
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Budget 2015: George Osborne’s tax credit cuts will ‘affect more than seven million children’
‘More than seven million children will be hit by the proposed cuts to tax credits to be announced in George Osborne’s post-election Budget on Wednesday, the Government’s advisers on child poverty have warned. A new analysis by the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission found that any cut in tax credits would reduce the incomes […]
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BBC iPlayer fee: Viewers of catch-up service could be charged to offset £650m of cuts
‘Viewers could be charged for tuning to BBC programmes on its iPlayer and other online catch-up services to compensate for a £650m a year cut in government funding. George Osborne confirmed that he has asked the BBC to foot the £650m bill for free television licences for the over-75s to make a “contribution” to balancing […]
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Police let pair fly ISIS flag outside British Parliament
‘A man and little girl seen flying an Isil flag outside Parliament on Saturday were allowed to continue by police who insisted they were ‘within the law’. The pair were seen by uniformed police waving the outlawed group’s distinctive black and white banner as they walked past a Scout group, just days before the 7/7 […]
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