Is Greece going to tear the fabric of the Eurozone apart?

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   one2get2noposted 9 years ago

   Is Greece going to tear the fabric of the Eurozone apart?

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   aguasilverposted 9 years ago

   We can only hope so, but probably the EU will make them stay in whatever the cost to Greeks.
   
   The concept of a united Europe patently does NOT work, or else we would all not have chosen to separate ourselves from other tribes and nations in the preceeding 2000 years.
   
   I live in Spain, born in England, choose Spain as it suits me, I try to be as assimilated as I can, my children are Spanish, one works in America, we all recognise that we have differences between us and the Spanish.
   
   If the UK withdraw from the EU, or Greece caused a collapse, and the Union disintegrates, I would swap my Brit passport for a Spanish one instantly, that is unity with a country, but nobody forced me to live with them, and as I came here 27 years ago, before we joined the EU, I never forced them to accept me.
   
   Nanny states can get out of our lives please, then we can start rebuilding what the banksters stole form all of us.

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   CHRIS57posted 9 years ago

   There is news in German media that German Administration already made a forecast of what will happen if current elections in Greece turn out unfavourably.
   Result: No objection to Greece leaving the Eurozone.
   To answer your question: The holes punctured by a Greek leave will be small and the fabric will be strong enough to withstand tearing apart.

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