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06/07/15

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Originally posted by Dave R ↑

Certainly. They lend money to people/countries who they know can never pay it back.
They then hold those people/countries to ransom for ever on.
As the money lent was nothing real, only paper or computer entries, the lenders can't physically lose anything.
The lenders created the money out of thin air to begin with.
But now the debtors are supposed to toil to repay it.
But Greece has a PM who must have missed out on Establishment classes and is actually leading a revolt against the system.
I wish him luck.
Dave R.

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I suppose the money in your bank account is not real either, just computer entries, you don't loose anything physical, is that right?
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