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Dozer wrote:

KatarinaKosaca wrote:

Dozer wrote:Pa poslala si mi pp nesreco, i sve ti odgovorih

Ma, nije to, nije oko revolvera. Nego, nešto da li se moglo pogoditi kad se pogodilo itd. Poslije te pp, na temi. Zato uvijek da znamo gdje si i sa kim si
Ne, fakat si falio, ti meni jesi autoritet glede toga, pa me baš zanimalo tvoje mišljenje. Mislim da je tema bila oko atentata (terorizma) u Parizu, ali bilo, prošlo.

Pa nije mi nista takvo doslo na pp od tebe... Copy/paste pa sibni opet. Sad me zanima sta je bilo

Zeljoooo wrote:@katarina @dozer

Ne spamajte djaba temu. Muntajte se na PP!

Opetja033 wrote:Diletanti iz Syroze pristali upravo na ono protiv cega su bili najglasniji u predizbornoj kampanji: produzivanje uzimanja kredita pod sadasnjim uslovima. Dosljedni su nema sta. Jebeni populisti.
NWO pobjeduje ponovo, all resistance is futile. Predajte se levati, manje ce boljeti.

agnostic_front wrote:

Opetja033 wrote:Diletanti iz Syroze pristali upravo na ono protiv cega su bili najglasniji u predizbornoj kampanji: produzivanje uzimanja kredita pod sadasnjim uslovima. Dosljedni su nema sta. Jebeni populisti.
NWO pobjeduje ponovo, all resistance is futile. Predajte se levati, manje ce boljeti.

you will be assimilated

Greek Reform Proposals ‘Sufficient,’ EU Official Says

Athens moves closer to securing bailout extension

BRUSSELS—A list of proposals submitted by the Greek government on how to overhaul the country’s economy appears to be in line with the principles set out by eurozone finance ministers, a European Commission official said Tuesday, putting Athens one step closer to securing a four-month extension to its expiring bailout.

But the bloc’s governments will require more detail on the proposals before giving Greece more money and possibly before approving its extension request.

“In the commission’s view, this list is sufficiently comprehensive to be a valid starting point for a successful conclusion of the review, as called for by [eurozone finance ministers],” the official said. “We are notably encouraged by the strong commitment to combat tax evasion and corruption.”

However, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch finance minister who leads meetings of the eurozone ministers, said the proposals represented “just a first step.”
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A closer look at Greece’s proposed reforms

Greece’s new leftwing Syriza government has talked of killing the country’s current bailout deal. Yet many of the reform pledges it spelt out in a letter to the eurogroup on Tuesday bear a striking resemblance to those made but not implemented by previous Greek finance ministers.

Others seem calibrated to give space for Yanis Varoufakis, Greece’s new finance minister, to claim he has kept faith with Syriza’s so-called “Thessaloniki programme”. This is a collection of anti-austerity policies endorsed by multiple factions in the hardline “Left Platform”, which is said to represent about one-third of party activists.

Privatisation: Syriza’s opposition to privatisation seems to have evaporated. The government commits not to reverse sales that have been completed, while “respecting the legal process” in the case of tenders already launched.

Tax policy: Despite Syriza’s promise not to increase taxes, Mr Varoufakis appears willing to comply with the IMF’s longstanding demand that concessionary VAT rates charged on Aegean Islands should be raised to the standard level. Such a measure would raise revenues significantly but was headed off by previous governments because of pressure from local politicians.

Revenue administration: The Syriza government will bolster the independence of the general secretary for public revenues “from all sorts of interference (political or otherwise) while guaranteeing full accountability and transparency of their operations”. This amounts to a commitment to ensure that the country’s top tax collector will not be forced out, as happened in June to Haris Theoharis after he asked several prominent Greek company owners with political connections to pay up.

Banking: A partial win for the Syriza government, which is committed to banning foreclosures for homeowners unable to pay their mortgages. Mr Varoufakis says the government will “collaborate with bank managements and the institutions to avoid, in the forthcoming period, auctions of the main residence of households below a certain threshold, while pursuing strategic defaulters”.

Labour market: A defeat for the government, which has pledged to revive collective wage bargaining and increase the minimum wage to the pre-crisis level by 2016.
Mr Varoufakis has signed up to the “phasing in of a new ‘smart’ approach to collective wage bargaining . . . would include the ambition to streamline and over time raise minimum wages in a manner that safeguards competitiveness and employment prospects”.

Stoner wrote:Moram priznat da me ovaj Cipras jako razocarao, ispao je prava picka , taman sam se pripremio da uzivam u spektaklu al kako stvari stoje i dalje cu slusati price o " pravoj ljevici " . . .

Jedini veci govnar od ovog Ziprasa je onaj Jose Mujica. Pa koliki egoista i narcis moras biti da se onako odvratno ponasas jbo sliku svoju.

Stoner wrote:Moram priznat da me ovaj Cipras jako razocarao, ispao je prava picka , taman sam se pripremio da uzivam u spektaklu al kako stvari stoje i dalje cu slusati price o " pravoj ljevici " . . .

Jedini veci govnar od ovog Ziprasa je onaj Jose Mujica. Pa koliki egoista i narcis moras biti da se onako odvratno ponasas jbo sliku svoju.

Opetja033 wrote:Jos jedno zivotno razocaranje kod mladih i isfrustriranih balkanskih wanabee ljevicara. Naviknite se, ovo je tek pocetak. Zivot ce vam donijeti jos mnogo ovakvih razocarenja dok se se opametite.

A tako su se bili ponadali... Ova tema vrvila od optimizma i nade. Da nisam zlurad prosto bi mi ih bilo zao.

no_mani=no_fjučr wrote: Zora da im svane!

fantabox wrote:“Bitka protiv mjera štednje počinje čašom Chardonnaya i grilanim lubinom”

http://www.nacional.hr/clanak/svijet/87 ... otografija

seln wrote:Treba pronijeniti naslov teme....
"Tsipras usrao vise u tri dana, nego PASOK u dvadeset godina"