On Feb 5, 2015, at 15:06 , t byfield wrote:
I worry about Syriza. If they succeed on their own terms, it will
completely reframe how the entire world thinks about debt. It's very
hard to imagine how they'll be allowed to succeed, and it's very easy
to imagine how they could be pushed
Flick, the Schäuble-Varoufakis press conference today was very
interesting, so you might want to watch it:
http://youtu.be/hlbJHSsnOBs
-- the action starts after 7:30 or so. At around 30:00, Varoufakis
addresses some of what you talk about -- and, given the anodyne setting,
he's shock
I will burge in again, because Flick's analysis is too Greek to me.
The Kaisariani "monument" that Tsipras visited after his inauguration
as prime-minster is not really a "national" monument, it is not really
a monument at all. The event that occurred in this space is not
connected to Greek nation
Look what you've done - now everyone is going to try this!
On 2/5/15, 12:47, Flick Harrison wrote:
money taken from the mouths of babes
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Thanks for the insights, Felix; very helpful.
But, to get argumentative a bit:
On Jan 28, 2015, at 01:04 , Felix Stalder wrote:
> First, it's generally never wrong to remember victims of the fight
> against a brutal occupying force. I don't think this counts as
> "militant nationalism".
But th
