Quote from: boopy265420 on July 01, 2015, 06:36:52 PM

Greeks are great nation after all they will come out of this crisis successfully.The real problem is for the European Union states if they let Greece on its own or help it,in both cases they need to support the burden.If people say ''yes'' in referendum then real problem will be for government as it has opposed it from the start.Any way tough time for Greeks on short to medium term but good on long term.

If the Greeks say yes there will probably be early elections. Don't think the current government would be able to continue in those conditions. But I doubt the yes vote will win.

Quote from: kOLElEVI on July 02, 2015, 12:30:12 PM

in my opinion the things Greek government has been doing all these years are beyond horrible.
the greaks by default are whiney people.

they have pensions 1 500 eur a month. it gets paid 14 times a year. and people are still whining that they can afford to travel only two times a year.
considering that they are spending money which they dont have.

and in the end all europe will suffer.

What was it, 46% of pensioners in Greece are below the poverty line or something? Over 25% unemployment in the country? A destroyed economy? Don't think only Greece is to blame here. Even with the corruption of previous Greek governments and tax evasion.

Quote from: Argwai96 on July 02, 2015, 02:36:58 PM

I really want to see what gonna happen they get back to printing money with a broken economy, i think the people will suffer a lot, my question is will the people take down the government? could we see the people taking to the streets and take down the current government.

Doubt it. The syriza government is maybe not as left leaning as some expected. But they have kept to their word so far. Tried to stay in the euro and avoid the worst of austerity as they were elected to do. And the Greeks must know how hard it will be to leave the euro. So the referendum helps here too. It's their choice.