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The Hell of Technocratic Prevarication
“…and the will of Zeus was moving toward its end.” – Homer, The Iliad Athens’ Burning The burden of being on top ultimately weighs a civilization down. Success is overreached. Advancement becomes unsustainable. Then, when everyone least expects it, something … Continue reading
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Tagged collapse, debt, default, euro, government action, greece
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Give Default A Chance
“Jove does not give all men their heart’s desire.” – Homer, The Iliad The Measures Are Killing Us Last week, following several shots of ouzo, the Greeks took to the streets of Athens. There, while attempting to surround Parliament, they … Continue reading
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Tagged debt, default, european central bank, greece, international monetary fund
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