Yes

I don't know but Syriza's ideology is pretty much mine.

Go Greeks! Stickin it to the man!!!! RocknRoll!

So, basically they're going to be in debt for as long as there isn't another war fought in Greece. Get ready. All you're going to see in Greece in a few years is civil war. Every civilization does it once their economy tanks. Except us in America, we fought because our economy was kicking so much ass. Same with the revolutionary war.

Has the Greek government ever understood the concept of money? They've not bothered to act against the 90% of citizens that fail to pay their taxes, they let people retire in their 50s and their current account deficit is among the worst in the world amongst many other things. Yet when the EU give them money and expects for them to pay it back, they throw their toys out the pram and start calling German people n[b]a[/b]zis. The germans should really take over the greek economy, that way we might actually see a greek government with a crumb of fiscal responsibility. Germany was against adopting the euro and were once called the sick man of europe yet they've adapted and have turned themselves into the backbone of Europe, why can't Greece do the same? Don't get me wrong, I don't really like the EU or the Eurozone. It expanded way too quickly for it to be a moderately stable environment of progress for all those involved.That as well as the tentacles of bureaucracy that have creeped into the countries involved, which have helped to erode the sovereignty of these national parliaments and have taken away the ability for their citizens to hold policy makers accountable to some extent. But Greece are showing themselves to be void of maturity here by sticking their middle fingers up at the people that tried to help them change their economy so that they didn't end up as the only country to default on their IMF loans. They should have taken a leaf out of Portugal's book. They've shown promising signs of growth in recent months, but only because of the measures that they were forced to put into place three years ago. The govenment had to introduce some huge austerity measures that are unppopular amongst the people, but vital in regards to turning their economy around. There's a chance that Greece could emerge better in the distant future out of exiting the euro and defaulting. They might become what Argentina are today after they defaulted in 2001, but if this is the route that Greece is going to take, they haven't seen anything yet.

What are the bailout terms

Bump, start caring about the world you figs

I dont really know what to think of the whole situation.

When people a ask "how does it affect me?" And they only ask in a sarcastic manner are nitwits. A country like Greece going bankrupt and possibly seceding from the EU will have some serious worldwide financial repercussions. I just hope they do what they can to save their country and smooth things out with the EU and NATO