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nikitasnax commented Apr 20, 2015Even though trauma is a beautiful greek word, it cannot charactirise what will happen if a Grexit happens which will be the collapse or to use another greek word the catastrophe of the euro system. This is the reason that any discussion about Grexit ...
ECB's Noyer says Grexit would mean trauma for the Eurozone
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nikitasnax commented Apr 17, 2015Do the Iceland thing and send them to hell. Don't dissapoint a whole nation.
Varoufakis warns creditors of possible Greece default
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nikitasnax commented Apr 17, 2015Science Fiction at it best.
Greece Enters Twilight Zone as Visions of Euro Exit Take Shape
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nikitasnax commented Apr 15, 2015cant pay wont pay we had enough good things the last five years while we paid thanks but no thanks
Report: Greece is getting ready to default
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nikitasnax commented Apr 13, 2015They can't afford to buy even one island but i agree with mima LET GREECE OUT. Make Greece a favour and dont save any more
Why Europe Needs to Save Greece
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nikitasnax commented Apr 3, 2015You don't have so much money either
Greece draws up drachma plans, prepares to miss IMF payment
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nikitasnax commented Mar 19, 2015Sorry, mistake wrong quotation, Agree with P.i.P., feel like loosing my words and my time here to explain sensible things. Time for me to get some money guys. With all this advertisement we are expecting a huge increase this summer in tourism. All ...
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 19, 2015You confuse me with somebody else, i have never told or mention the word, conspiracy. Since you ask about the Turks, it showed that they are much more friendly to Greece rather our European partners and i mean the people not the government.
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 19, 2015Yeap nice joke that was indeed, BUT YOU BELIEVED IT WAS REAL!!!
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 19, 2015Do you have sthing in English? I can't speak German but i know Bild is a turkish owned newspaper and constantly fights Greece. Anyway, you have your opinion, i've got mine, there is no need for this kind of argument, most of the people understood my ...
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 19, 2015Video is manipulated by German media my friend, they admit it, what don't you understand. My friend i do not want to have a fight with you, neither to change your opinion about Greeks. The point of my comment though is clear: People can be easily ...
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 19, 2015url Proves how easy the masses manipulated from the media, if the don't have critic thinking.
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 18, 2015You are the embarrassment and your constant comments against Greece They represent Greeks and not Germans, that's why that propaganda war against them. Barkie, we hope for the same thing, i also want Greece outside EU
Biggest threat to the euro? The clowns who run Greece
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nikitasnax commented Mar 18, 2015I also hope but i am not sure that it will happen
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 18, 2015P.i.P what do you think? Do Tsipras and Varoufakis have the guts to lead Greece away from these European gangsters?
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 18, 2015Re Elisabeth why you keep blaiming Greeks with generalisations and incorrect information so many months through this and i do not know how many other websites? Whats your problem or what are you trying to achieve? You cannot be so naive to believe ...
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 18, 201530% unemployment (excluding the 250.000 young greek scientists that emigrated) 26% decrease of GDP 4.000 suisides of mesmerised peopple Thank you for your help! we owe you big favor (apart from the money).
Greece's Euro Exit Seems Inevitable
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nikitasnax commented Mar 17, 2015Or every time you use a Greek word at your native vocabulary, 1 penny is enough

No, a parallel currency is not the answer to Greece's problems