UK 11:08 Wednesday, 23 September 2026
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Greece voted overwhelmingly Oxi yet this morning finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has quit claiming that the banksters had made it clear that they did not wish to negotiate with him personally. Is this the start of the Syriza sell-out?
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Comments
Daniel Victor
A pity that Tsipras and Varoufakis can’t settle their differences with a duel !
wildrides
Greece ………. Yawn . Its a micro economy with a few olives and no virgins left ……… who cares . Let God smite them mightily for being dishonorable and not paying back what they owe , and then smite them again for winging like a polecat about how hard done by they are .
And verily thus it came to pass …….. they be smited mightily with sound cause . ZzzzzzzzzZzzzzzzzzZzzzzzzzzzz.
J P Spaghetti
Analogies worthy of Inspector Morse himself!