Another "seven fifty bill" bailout

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Another €750B bailout

Just a few quid really. Are we being taken for a ride, how many trillions has spain had now, are they just stocking up the coffers for a rainy day. I think they are just having as on and will become the richest country in europe. What happened to the last trillion they were given?
 
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I had lots of problems at that age, runescape membership was a real hassle. Got in a lot of problems when I run out of bank room when I defaulted.
That £3 was my life.
 
Just a few quid really. Are we being taken for a ride, how many trillions has spain had now, are they just stocking up the coffers for a rainy day. I think they are just having as on and will become the richest country in europe. What happened to the last trillion they were given?

Can someone translate this for me please.
 
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I don't think you understand the serious nature of the bailout and what it means for the Spanish people - if you indeed are serious.
 
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I don't think you understand the serious nature of the bailout and what it means for the Spanish people - if you indeed are serious.

Oh i do understand. I would like a breakdown of the previous bailout monies though. This is their second bailout.
 
Just a few quid really. Are we being taken for a ride, how many trillions has spain had now, are they just stocking up the coffers for a rainy day. I think they are just having as on and will become the richest country in europe. What happened to the last trillion they were given?

This guy is right. pain is quite clearly hiding trililons from the whole of the EU...
 
Oh i do understand. I would like a breakdown of the previous bailout monies though. This is their second bailout.

It would take an enormous amount of effort to educate you from the position you're in just now, to the position where you could understand why what you've said in the thread makes no sense.

So how about this simple, and true explanation as alternative.

The rest of the EU needs to promise to pay Spain, Ireland, Portugal, Italy and Greece's debts, otherwise they will be unable to pay their debts, at which point they'll default. If they default it will be catastrophic for everybody in the world, especially in Europe and very much more so in the Eurozone.

Either the other EU nations put more money on the line, or they say enough is enough. The easier decision is always to put a little bit more on the line.. and that's what has happened all throughout this crisis. As long as the other countries continue to lend, and the Eurozone as a whole doesn't go belly up then it'll all work out fine in the end - except for normal people in the heavily indebted countries who will be repaying the debt for a generation, if not more.

Now that I've spent time explaining it to you, I'm going to spit the dummy over the rudeness of people who think because they've bothered to read a few headlines in whatever reactionary rag they've picked up on a bus seat that they have something to add, or some questions that should be answered.

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I think that's like a tilt warning on a pinball machine :)
 
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It would take an enormous amount of effort to educate you from the position you're in just now, to the position where you could understand why what you've said in the thread makes no sense.

So how about this simple, and true explanation as alternative.

The rest of the EU needs to promise to pay Spain, Ireland, Portugal, Italy and Greece's debts, otherwise they will be unable to pay their debts, at which point they'll default. If they default it will be catastrophic for everybody in the world, especially in Europe and very much more so in the Eurozone.

Either the other EU nations put more money on the line, or they say enough is enough. The easier decision is always to put a little bit more on the line.. and that's what has happened all throughout this crisis. As long as the other countries continue to lend, and the Eurozone as a whole doesn't go belly up then it'll all work out fine in the end - except for normal people in the heavily indebted countries who will be repaying the debt for a generation, if not more.

Now that I've spent time explaining it to you, I'm going to spit the dummy over the rudeness of people who think because they've bothered to read a few headlines in whatever reactionary rag they've picked up on a bus seat that they have something to add, or some questions that should be answered.

You don't. If you don't know what you're talking about then STFU, don't go all Jeremy Clarkson about it blustering solutions and you couldn't make it up rubbish. Your opinion is less than worthless, your white noise just drowns out those people who do have something to add.

No i am not 12.5 and i know all this, but like Greece they have already had billions pumped in. I understand the knock on effect, but how much money can be printed and sloshed around. Germany and the EU bank must have printed so much by now. It's all destined to flood the EU with too much money, and why won't these countries that are bankrupt let the EU bank audit them and do their books for them.
 
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