Happy endings when I say so |
Other times, though, the big guys are implacable - and patient.
Amid calls for "happy endings", it seems our champion has taken up the can-kicking challenge once more, and given the Greeks another toe-poke along the road. The next bit of wedge in return for the first of the big reforms: a simple formula.
Painful |
And since the Greeks' calendar of repayment dates is a lot longer than the list of reforms, we can see where this one might be going.
That's the trouble with the EC types: they just don't go away, and they reckon history is on their side. They may be as wrong about that as the Soviets were: but Tsipras won't be able to hold his breath long enough to find out.
Happy ending? We may have to wait a bit to find out. Ah, but can she kick the can out beyond 2017 ..?
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6 comments:
I think we know that the EU is as happy to delay a decision as it is to impose a new regulation.
I thought happy endings cost extra?
Who do you think you are kidding Mr Tsipras
If you think a deal is done?
These aren't the ploys that will stop the Euro game.
You'll be unemployed when the Troika calls again.
'Cause who do you think you are kidding Mr Tsipras
If you think that you can beat the Hun?
AndrewZ, you can come again!
(we do bloggerel around here)
That looks more like a bloody puddy than a salami to me.
"Does Madame Merkel Give Happy Endings?"
No.
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