Saving the Greek Sinner

Saving Greece, Saving Europe

Why the Greek Bailout Failed

A recent example is the Greek bailout agreement of May 2010.

Germany has now opened its purse, acting as Greece s prime rescuer.

First came the Greek crisis, followed by the Greek bailout.

BERKELEY Europe is now moving ineluctably toward a bailout for Greece. There will be emergency financing.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, meanwhile, secured eurozone participation in a bailout for Greece.

They have stopped making public statements about a possible Greek exit, and just supported a third bailout package for the country.

Although Greece was bailed out a year ago, Plan A has now clearly failed.

Greece will require another official bailout or a bail in of private creditors, an option that is fueling heated disagreement among European policymakers.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel prevailed with her demand that the International Monetary Fund participate in a Greek bailout, should one be necessary.

Saving France, Saving Europe

That will be just as unpopular as bailing out the Greeks, and probably much more expensive.

CAMBRIDGE When Greece was bailed out by a joint eurozone IMF rescue package back in May, it was clear that the deal had bought only a temporary respite.

Saving Resources to Save Growth

When the economic crisis opened up the Pandora s Box of the EU s fiscal woes, Germany stepped up to the mark and helped to bail out Greece.

But rescuing banks is not the same as rescuing the euro. Moreover, rescuing the euro is not the same as rescuing the European project.

If you can save the fire, you can save others.

The eurozone (and probably the EU) cannot be saved in Greece or Finland if it cannot be saved in Germany.

To many, both in and outside of Greece, this stance was peculiar billions had been spent saving big banks, but evidently saving a country of eleven million people was taboo!

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A rescue mission

Then, distressed sovereigns that had already lost market access Greece and Ireland were bailed out by the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.

And then Greece, Ireland, and Portugal lost access to credit markets, requiring bailout packages from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.

So was the international community s sigh of relief after the latest financial rescue additional money from Greece s creditors in exchange for structural reforms premature? Will Greece, the twenty first century s sick man of Europe, persist in refusing to reform?

And the local seabird rescue center, named SANCCOB, immediately launched a massive rescue operation and this soon would become the largest animal rescue ever undertaken.

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By Jove, sir, we've got to save that boy.

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MUNICH Why did Greece, Ireland, and Portugal have to seek shelter under the European Union s rescue umbrella, and why is Spain a potential candidate?

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All for Reparations and Emancipation

Term of office expires on 31 December 2007.

Mrs. Anne W. Patterson

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