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A short video about what's happening in Greece at the present and what has lead Greece to this state. Speaking in the clips are Max Keiser, Nigel Farage and Gerald Celente. The clips are from Russia Today, Aljazeera and EU parliament. Music by Corner Stone Cues - Requiem For A Tower Mvt II III IV.

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A currency expert protesting against Greece's bailout says the bailout mechanism violates the provisions of the Treaty on European Union, and it may be a better option to stop the euro experiment instead. The European ministers recently agreed on a 110-billion euro rescue package for Greece, hoping this would prevent a default and stop the currency's crisis from spreading through the rest of the bloc, and Germany has been opposed to the idea from the very beginning. Dr. Wilhelm Hankel is one of the currency experts who filed a lawsuit in the German constitutional court against Greece's bailout. "The whole idea is illegal, because we have the treaty for the European community, and bailout is completely forbidden for a very simple reason: a country which can count on being bailed out will not follow the financial and monetary discipline, so no bailout is a precondition for a stable euro," Hankel said.

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Nov. 4 - Jim Rogers tells Reuters the Greek bailout plan merely pushes the debt crisis into the future, and could cause spark an end to the euro zone in five years.

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Massive public demonstrations against new austerity measures have gripped Athens. Riot police have detained 18 people so far, and 4 policemen have been hospitalized with injuries. RT is joined by financial journalist Petros Papaconstantinou, columnist at an Athens newspaper, for more on the situation in Greece. ...RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

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www.euronews.net "If the Greek people don't want it....it won't be implemented." So said Prime Minister George Papandreou, as he called a referendum on the EU's latest rescue loan for his debt-hit country. But with the price of the package coming in the form of more and harsher state spending cuts, analysts say the latest opinion poll shows most Greeks take a negative view of the deal. "The referendum should not be happening now," said Athens resident Adamantia. "Now it is too late. What is he trying to tell us with this?"

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Nov. 4 - Intense European pressure has forced Greece to seek political consensus on a new bailout plan instead of holding a referendum after EU leaders raised the prospect of a Greek exit from the euro.

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UKIP leader Nigel Farage argues it out with a dumb Sharon Bowles who seems to think the EU is so great that it MUST save bankrupt Greece at all costs, and oh dear if we don't the Mickey Mouse failing Euro currency will collapse. So better just keep printing money to bail out feckless countries debts. FYI, there is no time clock in this clip because it was recorded from Astra1 instead of Astra2 satellite (they have slightly different feeds). Recorded From Sky News, 12 October 2011.

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Greek Prime Minister actually listened to the people and he will let them decide their countries fate. A no vote would see Greece declaring bankrupcy and leaving the Euro - a move that in the long run can only benefit the people of Greece

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Thanks for watching the Fabian4Liberty program episode 3. In this episode we cover the GOP filed of candidates, The latest Euro deal, and much more. Shot and Edited By Domonic Smith Youtube Channel: www.youtube.com

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Leaders of the Eurozone countries have agreed a new bailout package for Greece worth 109bn euros The current economic system is based on debt. This means that for the system to maintain itself, more and more debt will be created, which means that currencies value will decrease and the consequence of this is tremendous misery for everyone in this world except those that are profiting from this debt system -- in other words, few will get richer and richer and billions of people get closer and closer to the bread line -- or the coffin. We musts put an end to this system otherwise the system will put and end to us and life on earth. The damage that has been created is already too extensive to imagine and only time will reveal the consequences of what we have already done A system must be established that guarantees everyone has a dignified life --- thus, LIFE IS VALUED! Please investigate the solution: www.equalmoney.org http www.desteni.co.za

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Speakers: Professor Costas Meghir, Professor Herakles Polemarchakis Chair: Professor Nicos Christodoulakis This event was recorded on 3 May 2011 in Old Theatre, Old Building One year after Greece agreed a rescue package with the EU and the IMF, this debate considers how best Greece can secure future economic growth. Is the austerity plan working? Can Greece avoid a sovereign debt default? What new reform measures might be desirable in the future? Costas Meghir is Professor of Economics, University College London; Douglas A. Warner III Professor, Yale University; and co-director ESRC Research Centre, Institute for Fiscal Studies. Herakles Polemarchakis is Professor of Economics, University of Warwick and economic advisor to the prime minister of Greece.

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Recipe for disaster - * Take one small, war-ravaged nation with no natural resources and no heavy industry to speak of. *Subsidise their economic recovery to ensure the right outcome in their ongoing Civil War by ensuring the establishment of a comfortable, broadly social democratic welfare state, with an ecconomy based chiefly on tourism to ancient sites and the excessive breaking of crockery after every meal. * Leave to stand for 60 years until the social welfare expectations are firmly set. * Firmly adhere this economy to those of all the economic and industrial powerhouses of the EU and observe results. "From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic an "iron curtain" has descended across the continent. Behind that line lie all the capitals of the ancient states of Central and Eastern Europe. " Winston Spencer Churchill, 1946 This was not *quite* true. Although many of these states and nations had been agreed upon negotion at the Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam Conferences to fall within the Soviet sphere of influence after the War, there was an exception that Churchill was desperate to cover under a secret, side deal at Fourth Moscow Conference in 1944, attended only by Churchill and Stalin. Winston was a public school boy, schooled in Classical Civilisation, Homer, Plato and Ovid and tales of The Grand Tour, birthright of all young British nobles. To Churchill, the idea of Athens being walled off from Britain and under Soviet control was unthinkable. He negotiated <b>...</b>

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Hitler doesn't like democracy. If you ever get a chance to buy the real film, then do so. It's well worth the money.

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UKIP leader Nigel Farage talks about a crooked arm twisting deal Brussels has done with Slovakia to pass a deal to bail out Greece, even though the Slovakian government voted against they deal the night before. This is "democracy" in Europe... shady back room deals. What did Slovakia get out of the criminals in Brussels? Recorded from Russia Today, 12 October 2011.

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Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls talks about the Greek economy bailout which sees Greece, Ireland and Portugal all default on their loans, although all the Eurocrats and politicians in the UK deny it. The rating agency Fitch sees it a different way, and said that Greece has defaulted. Recorded from Sky News, 21 July 2011.

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nma.tv In the run-up to the European Debt crisis, Greece racked up plenty of debt as a member of the Euro. When it became clear that Greece was in big trouble, other Euro countries had to help or risk contagion. Angela Merkel of Germany forced bondholders to take a 50% haircut while Sarkozy of France went to China for some relief. Merkel was praised for her leadership in cobbling together a bailout for the Greeks but in a twist that put global markets in turmoil, Greek PM Papandreou announced a referendum to decide whether or not to take the deal. Merkel and Sarkozy are sure to put pressure on Papandreou to take the deal immediately. If not, Greece might find itself out of the Euro.

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Hitler is informed of the plan further to bail out the Greek economy, and is surprised that people might consider him a racist. The copyright in the marvellous movie underlying this 'fair use' parody belongs to Constantin Film AG.

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Forced into action by the teetering economies of Italy and Spain - EU leaders and private investors have agreed on a second bailout worth around 220 billion dollars, to prop-up Greece's unravelling economy. In an unprecedented show of solidarity to save the ailing Euro, the heads of states also agreed on a plethora of new laws, including ones to protect the union from US credit rating agencies. But economic journalist Patrick Young says it's only a temporary cure, patching over the inherent flaws of Eurozone finances. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Greece has once again been left hanging - this time until mid-November. Eurozone ministers have pushed back a decision on handing over more bailout cash. Athens has admitted it won't meet deficit deadlines, despite crippling cuts. But the Greek finance minister has said the nation can wait another month for a rescue. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.DemocracyNow.org - World leaders are gathering in Cannes for the opening of the Group of 20 summit today. On the top of the agenda is the Greece bailout and the European debt crisis. On Monday, Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou angered many European leaders by announcing his support for a popular referendum — allowing the Greek people to decide if they want to accept the conditions of the $179 billion European Union bailout. After days of increasing criticism from European leaders, Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou is now facing calls from within his party to resign. The Greek debt scandal has also pitted US banking interests against France, Germany and other European powers. "The Americans are putting immense pressure on Europe saying, 'We will wreck your economy if you don't wreck Greece's economy,'" says economic analyst Michael Hudson on Democracy Now! Nov. 3. President Obama is "basically telling Europe, 'Don't go the democratic route, support Wall Street.'" For the complete interview, read the transcript, download the podcast, and for additional reports on the US and global financial crisis and the Occupy Wall Street Movement, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org

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Anthony Wile, the founder and chief editor of thedailybell.com website, believes that whether Greece decides to leave the euro zone comes down to the people, who are getting frustrated and are no longer willing to take the shots being called by others from the outside. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Tom Ferguson: Austerity demanded so banks get paid, even though it deepens crisis

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As concern grows that the Eurozone is falling deeper into recession, finance chiefs are hammering out plans to safeguard the region's banks. EU Commission President, Jose Manuel Barroso, said there were plans to recapitalise them. There's doubt that the next bailout installment for Greece will actually go ahead, and fallout from the country's resulting default would deal a severe blow to Europe's banking sector. In Greece itself the latest 24-hour nationwide strike turned violent, as police fired tear gas on angry crowds of anti-austerity protesters. The government is imposing more cuts on its people, trying to cap a massive debt of some 350-billion Euros. The country ground to a halt, as workers walked out in a general strke, leaving flights grounded and hospitals relying on emergency staff. RT's Sara Firth witnessed the Greek capital as it boiled over. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Ernst & Young say that taxpayers SHOULD waste their money and bail out Greece and other failed European economies, and save the failing Mickey Mouse Euro currency. Easy for the woman from Ernst & Young to say, on her massive salary. Recorded from Sky News, 21 July 2011.

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It's make or brake today in Greece - as the government sits down to vote on tax hikes and spending cuts. It's viewed as the country's last chance to stave off default - something that could have ruinous consequences for the Euro. But public opposition has turned violent. Scenes from downtown Athens resemble a war zone as protesters clash with police amid volleys of tear gas. Hundreds of thousands of people nationwide walked off their jobs in the strike against austerity. They say drowning the country in debt at crippling interest rates has failed once - and it'll fail again.

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In Europe, borrowing costs for Italy and Spain surged drastically, as traders rush to rid themselves of risky investments. Crisis talks beween Italy and the EU are already underway, as its bond yields reached their highest level since the Euro was adopted. For more on the implications of this RT talks to economics journalist Patrick Young.

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The head of the EU has joined the struggles to lift the region out of its financial pit, calling on yet more money to be made available to struggling economies. Jose Manuel Barroso also wants the bailout fund to be able to buy government bonds, as the major Eurozone economies of Spain and Italy face being crushed under their debt. To discuss the situation in the EU we talk to Dr. Richard Wellings from the UK's Institute of Economic Affairs.

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NIGEL ON SKY OVER EUROZONE CRISIS Friday, 14th October 2011 UKIP's Nigel Farage debates the Euro crisis and Greek bailout with Adam Boulton and Lib Dem Sharon Bowles.

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www.NewWaveSlave.com Jim Rickards delivers his usual brilliant insight on the economic crisis in Greece and its eventual default. Jim Rickards discusses the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the role Special Drawing Rights (SDR) will play in the Greek bailout.

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Tensions are running high in the euro zone as the common currency plunged to a ten month low against the dollar following Germany's unwillingness to rescue struggling Greece. This comes as EU leaders prepare for a two-day summit in Brussels where they will discuss how best to help Athens. Germany, Europe's largest economy, opposes the idea of any European bailout and wants Athens to turn to the International Monetary Fund instead. RT talks to global commodities investment guru, Jim Rogers.

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European banks have agreed to write off 50% of the debt owed to them by Greece. It was decided during an emergency summit in Brussels, where EU leaders made, what many believe, was the final attempt to save the Eurozone. The settlement was reportedly a close-run thing, with the bank lobby holding out until German Chancellor Angela Merkel threatened letting Greece default. The EU also promises to loan Athens another 100-billion euros, while the ballooning bailout fund is in line to expand to a trillion euros. Now the task is to put it all into action. And Johan Van Overtveldt, who runs two of Belgium's leading business magazines, believes what's been achieved simply lacks any sort of punch. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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