war reparations Germany- AGAIN

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Well, then we better get in line and they better have lots of ink in their pen.
 
Greece is looking for an angle to ease the debt noose around their neck. Remember, it wasn't the people of Greece that voted in favor of massive bailouts that would leave them with unpayable debts, it was the technocrats that were in power. I think the move to Russian help is a brilliant game changer. The Greed people have zero hope of getting out of debt and Europe knows it. They couldn't afford the first bailout nor any of the succeeding ones. Watch the fireworks in derivatives people, because this will volley around the world before it's through.
 
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