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Anonymous
| They are preparing for Greece to default. Predictions anyone? Mad Max days on the horizon in terms of the ramifications to the global financial system? |
Anonymous
| Start practicing your Manderian. |
Anonymous
| PP, check your spelling. |
Anonymous
| OP here. Thinking about buying gold bullion and gas masks for DH for Xmas? Yes? |
Anonymous
| I'd go with the wilderness survival kit. If there's global financial meltdown, DH will still be alive, but he won't have a job. |
Anonymous
Don't worry we watch Survivorman all the time. I feel we got that covered, much like Alaskian crabbing. |
Anonymous
| And to think all those freshmen republicans were willing to let the US default a few weeks ago.... |
Anonymous
| Link please or it didn't happen. |
Anonymous
| And you know Spain and Italy are next. |
Anonymous
| i agree madmax. we have my dh's old marine packs ready for our family of five. |
Anonymous
| Do you have guns and ammo? You'll need that to ward off hungry, desperate others. |
Anonymous
| Okay, I read the article but I'm unclear why this situation would turn into a MadMax type scenario, someone is going to have to explain this to me, please. |
Anonymous
| I see nothing on bbc world news or other foreighn news media |
jsteele
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Countries used to default all the time and the rest of the world hardly felt a hiccup. Greece should be calling in its creditors and dictating terms. The bankers may finally have to take a financial hit. That's a tragedy for them, but I suspect the rest of us will not be too concerned.
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