Public debt: bankruptcy of Greece ... who's next?

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Re: Public debt: bankruptcy of Greece ... who's next?




by pedrodelavega » 30/12/22, 19:03

Christophe wrote:Shut up a little exnidébilos, it is for the moment wind power and PV that saved France from the blackout this winter (it's not over...)...

Is there a site to verify this statement please? gender of consumption and/or production mix stats.
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by Christophe » 30/12/22, 20:08

No it's eco2mix from rte… go to bed please…
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by Christophe » 30/12/22, 20:08

pedrodelavega wrote:
Christophe wrote:Shut up a little exnidébilos, it is for the moment wind power and PV that saved France from the blackout this winter (it's not over...)...

Is there a site to verify this statement please? gender of consumption and/or production mix stats.


Are you dumb too?

: Arrow: : Arrow: https://www.rte-france.com/eco2mix/la-p ... ar-filiere
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by PVresistif » 01/02/23, 09:38

bankruptcy is not for tomorrow: the priority is bread and the games (Olympics in 2024).... Afterwards, of course, we don't know, it should end like Greece....... 'everything is going well in the games.
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Re: Public debt: bankruptcy of Greece ... who's next?




by Christophe » 04/04/23, 11:58

Well then !!!

Blackrock has owned the French debt since 2017.
The more Macron indebted the country, the more we belong to Blackrock, as it was they who propelled him president, that explains why he is spending so many billions.
And in gratitude he must spin them the money from the pension funds.


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by izentrop » 01/07/23, 09:52

3013 billion ...
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by Christophe » 01/07/23, 18:02

Some have forgotten where Macron comes from: banks...
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by PVresistif » 03/07/23, 12:41

Debt is as old as the world; in Ancient Greece - the first democracy it seems - 20% of free citizens were served by the other 80% who were slaves; do you know how they became slaves: very simple, they could not pay their debts in money, so by their work - by becoming slaves, they repaid ...... One way or another it must be repaid seems you he.
Well you can always believe that those who work 55 hours a week with 10 days of vacation per year will continue without reluctance to pay for the 1% who work 25 hours a week with 9 weeks of vacation and 50 sick days per year + RTT ...and which are at 9000 billion in debt (3000 state debt, 1500 off-balance sheet, 2700 corporate debt and 1800 for individuals) - that makes only €36000 per taxpayer ..........Hello and sleep well
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