Contracts, Law or not

Friedrich Dominicus — Wed, 09 May 2012 04:31:00 GMT

Well we learned the Greek do not want to pay their debt any more. Ah well it fits. Who cares about contracts? Who cares about saving in time? Who cares if the states sprawl epidemic?

The socialists of all color are at work. We know that from the diverse books ob von Mises (in this case Bureaucracy) And with too man of them (as e.g in Greece) the arbitrariness comes

It's clear that if you do have got paid from states (which means someone else has to pay for you, without the need of any delivery from your side), you like to keep it that way. And so if you go to the vote you will not choose for those "taking away" from you. Oh well yes who cares? Promises, light money, deledefs, central banks every part enough to send you into default.

Now I'm interested how the other defrauders will act. Saving? Come on let's be serious., that's nothing deledefs can. They just can take more from the productive, burn more money and grow like pestilence. You see the actions. Nothing really way saved, au contraire, the debts have grown even faster, and the levels of bureaucracy are still increased. Oh "yes" that's what we need more thieves.

And you can bet the laws are getting worse. It's more and more a means of oppression, it's not to save the individual of their states, it's to save the states for their people. It sucks very badly. And the states or nothing more than crooks. I hope they will have to pay their debts and misdeeds this time. (I know it's more likely that hell freezes over)

How long will the EUR persist

Friedrich Dominicus — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 05:31:00 GMT

Even frauds, are not a reason to throw out the defrauders. So the questions about help for those breaking all rules, are answered.

The politicians do not care a bit. If they steal, they name it taxes, if the do black-mailing it's helping EU partners. If it's burning money, then they all are there
every counter but one has debts over debts and nothing more. And then they'll go for another round of "stealing".

You don't believe me? well check:

Artikel 125, Artikel 126 AEUV and you'll see what they are doing.

I was once proud of a few things in Germany, now I'm loosing the laste respect for anything....

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Contracts, Law or not

How long will the EUR persist