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OXI ueber nein.
brilliant work
I made a horsey.
The middle of the line is cracking wide open, keep pouring it to 'em! They look like they are going to break and run any moment now!
Brilliant William! I have seen in the past posts which indicate how to order your artwork - Could you please provide the details - For this one will earn a spot on my Wall of Fame!
For all of the pain & suffering the Greek people have endured they have truly won a victory!
And people may have their opinions on Tspiras but one thing is certain - Here is a leader that was GOOD TO HIS WORD - (Hillary you may want to look away here) he promoted democracy - for his integrity & fortitude I offer my humble thanks & respect -
Hey Brussels & Berlin - THAT IS A LEADER - Perhaps if EU leadership cared as much for their constituents & less for the banking cartel the EU might have a chance.
May God bless Greece & I for one will continue to request Greek products at grocery stores & other retail establishment in Brussels!
Just email me: banzai7institute@gmail.com
Nein 11, jaw dropping good. you numba one white boy.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/jul/06/greek-referendum-eu-le...
'We're going to hit the iceberg'
A great short film here from John Domokos.
From the Syriza faithful to the run-down docks of Piraeus and the middle-class district of Faliro, Greeks spent the day of the referendum locked in debate, suspense and catharsis.
For some it was a day they sent a message to Europe that they will ‘not be intimidated’. But many Greeks fear trouble lies ahead. As one voter said, both a yes and no outcome would result in calamity: ‘We’re three metres from the iceberg and we’re here to be asked if we’re going to go right or left.’ Either way, he said, ‘we’re going to hit the iceberg’.
… fortunately, he was unharmed.