Greek PM says more painful spending cuts needed
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Odogma
The tragedy won't be limited to Greece.
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stirfry
he also means, for the little people...not for himself personally
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Sarge
"Our creditors"
I'm so glad I have no creditors. I don't spend more than I have.
"more painful spending cuts needed"
I can think of another country where painful spending cuts are needed.
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GJDailleult
Be careful what you wish for Sarge. You can collapse slowly, or you can collapse quickly. Those are the only two choices you have.
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Sarge
Greece is proof that socialism doesn't work.
GJ - If we can avoid collapse until 2012, we'll be OK.
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