Laugh out Loud: Greek austerity … By Prieur du Plessis, on February 28th, 2012 posted in: Humor  
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Funny may be, but the facts are urgly, the Greeks need to become productive in a ratio that will support their life style. What has happened is their banks are wrecks, national and private credit are ruined, and their economy is not attuned
to producing export goods and services. It is just the first, many more to go including the US. It is a little disturbing that anyone would laugh in the face
of a coming?…. worldwide dislocation.