We run tings

Most underrated country for me would have to be Iran, they have the potential to blow everyone away.

Did this thread turn into world war 3?
Stupid people

contributes more what? more british rebate? more populism? more egotism?

spain and greece were bailed out much more by other countries (denmark, austria, sweden, luxemburg if you go by per capita and germany, france, italy if you go by country) - although uk is the 2nd largest economy in europe...

Its the same type of attitude that started the war.

Repress germans cuz they wanted what was theirs in the first place. France ripped off germany after world war I by imposing lol conditions. They occupied the Ruhr in `23. THat means iron & coal.That alone had a disastrous effect on the German economy. Germany ended up printing more money, hyperinflation kicked in and their economy went to the ground. They were not satisfied with those "war reparations", whatever the fuck that means. They pushed forward with the repressions, just like they did in Africa with their colonies.

Then they get "stunned" the germans marched to paris few years later.

Jeez, even a blind man could see that coming.

This post was edited by B4al on Jun 3 2014 11:24am

http://cdn.static-economist.com/sites/default/files/20140517_budg.png
Just to prove your stupidity.

Tell if you fail to understand those figures. Taken out of The Economist.

This post was edited by B4al on Jun 3 2014 11:35am

After World War II, according to the Potsdam conference held between July 17 and August 2, 1945, Germany was to pay the Allies US$23 billion mainly in machinery and manufacturing plants. Reparations to the Soviet Union stopped in 1953. In addition, in accordance with the agreed-upon policy of de-industrialisation and pastoralization of Germany, large numbers of civilian factories were dismantled for transport to France and the UK, or simply destroyed.

So that's nothing for you?! -_- No doubt you guys are so ignorant and always rely on things from a subjective and incorrect view rather then see the truth.



The International Monetary Fund (IMF) made a 27 per cent contribution to the bailout loan to Greece and a third of the total cost of loans for Portugal and Ireland.

As a member of the IMF, the UK has historically contributed 4.5 per cent to any IMF funding.

So that would mean that if Spain gets an £80billion bailout, the UK might be liable to indirectly contribute around £1billion.
While Angela Merkel, said she has not pressured Spain into asking for a bailout, David Cameron has promised that UK money will not be used to prop up European banks.

As for Greece definately UK ain't paying that much as you're trying to make us to believe.
Of the 110-billion Euro Greece bailout, 30-billion (approx $40 billion) will be paid for by the IMF.
The US supplies almost 20% of the IMF's funding (per quotas). So that means US taxpayers are providing ~$8 billion of the $145 billion going to kick the Greek can down the road.

This post was edited by LethalSniper_GG on Jun 3 2014 12:19pm

from football to ww2, only on jsp

YES!





http://cdn.lightgalleries.net/4f916dedad86c/images/DEP010_Celebracion_Mundial-1.jpg

12 posts and you're already busy spreading bigotry on the forum.