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Category Archives: Greece
Bad losers
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our Mission Statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 8 March 2018 “Elections change nothing.” Pronunciamento attributed to the then German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble … Continue reading
Posted in China, Economics, Europe, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Politics, UK
Tagged "Die Lösung, "Ode to Joy", Alexis Tsipras, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Bertolt Brecht, Bertrand Russell, Brexit, democracy, demos, direct democracy, European Central Bank, European Commission, International Monetary Fund, Joachim Gauck, populism, populus, Quisling, representative democracy, Schiller, Syriza, UK referendum on EU, Wolfgand Schäuble
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EU sticks it to UK
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our Mission Statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 24 February 2018 It is of existential importance to the European Union that the secession of … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Europe, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Politics, UK
Tagged Brexit, Daniel Hannan, Donald Tusk, Emperor Charlemagne, King Offa of Mercia, Soviet Union, UK Labour Party, United States of Europe, Wofgang Schäuble
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ANTIGONE1984 SPRINGS TO LIFE AGAIN
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our Mission Statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 20 February 2018 Antigone1984 is aiming to relaunch. This attempt may or not be successful. We … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Europe, Greece, Military, Politics, USA
Tagged Alexis Tsipras, austeritywar, death penality, democracy, human rights, market economy, partitocracy, Syriza
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IMMIGRATION
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our mission statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 5 July 2016 THE IMMIGRANT Arma virumque cano, Troiae qui primus ab oris Italiam fato … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, Economics, Europe, France, Germany, Globalisation, Greece, Italy, Literature, Politics, Portugal, Turkey, UK
Tagged A Jacobite's Epitaph, Aeneas, Aeneid, Ayn Rand, Brexit, David Cameron, democracy, European Coal and Steel Community, European Parliament, European Union, Herder, immigration, Jean Monnet, Juno, nationalism, Nigel Farage, Plato, populism, racism, Thomas Babington Macaulay, Troy, UK referendum 2016, UKIP, Virgil, xenophobia
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Why the UK does not need the EU crutch
4 July 2016 “[Je refuse] la création d’une zone de libre-échange de l’Europe occidentale, en attendant la zone atlantique, laquelle ôterait à notre continent sa propre personnalité.” Le général de Gaulle, 1967. “I refuse to accept the creation of … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Europe, France, Germany, Globalisation, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Poland, Politics, Portugal, UK, Uncategorized
Tagged bisphenols, Blanketeers, Brexit, Chartists, Combination Acts, European Economic Community, European Union, Factory Acts, General de Gaulle, herbicide roundup, Luddites, neonicotinoids, Peterloo, pollination, Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, TUC, UK Labour Party, universal suffrage
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CONTRA UNIONEM EUROPAEAM
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our mission statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 23 April 2016, St George’s Day CONTRA EUROPAM A PHILIPPIC IN TWO PARTS AGAINST … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, Economics, Europe, France, Germany, Globalisation, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Literature, Luxembourg, Military, Philosophy, Politics, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, UK, Ukraine, USA
Tagged Alexis Tsipras, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Big Bang, Brexit, Dostoevsky, F.R. Leavis, Henry V, J.G. Herder, Jeremy Corbyn, King Offa, Obama, Queen Elizabeth II, Rena Doulou, St George, Syriza, TISA, TTIP, UK Labour Party, William Shakespeare
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Labour radical “comes out” as EU patsy
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our mission statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 29 July 2015 [article updated subsequently] Per me si va nella città dolente; per me si … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, Greece, Politics, UK
Tagged Amnesty, European Union, Felipe González, Gary Cooper, Helllas, Jeremy Corbyn, Rena Doulou, Syriza
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Η ελπίδα δέν έρχεται
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our mission statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. Special editorial note: Apologies to readers for a rather long post. This is because it concerns … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Europe, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Politics, Spain, UK
Tagged Alexis Tsipras, Angela Merkel, Christine Lagarde, European Union, eurozone, François Hollande, IMF, Jean-Claude Juncker, Leonidas, Manolis Glezos, Matteo Renzi, Podemos, Simonides, Syriza, Thermopylae, troika, Wolfgang Schäuble, Yanis Varoufakis
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Athens rejects Spartan terms
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our mission statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 15 February 2015 “Voters are the eurozone’s weakest link.” A headline in London’s Financial Times over … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Economics, Europe, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Netherlands, Politics, Spain, USA
Tagged Areopagus, Athens, democracy, Ephialtes, François Hollande, IMF, Jean-Claude Juncker, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, Jyrki Katainen, Luis de Guindos, New Democracy, partitocracy, Pnyx, Potomac, Sparta, Syntagma, Syriza, Wolgang Schäuble
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Gary Cooper and the Sheriff of Athens
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our mission statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 9 February 2015 UNITED STATES OF EUROPE Let’s hear it for Alan Greenspan, chairman of the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Europe, Germany, Greece, Politics, USA
Tagged Alan Greenspan, Alexis Tsipras, Ayn Rand, ECB, European Commission, European Union, eurozone, Gary Cooper, IMF, Nathaniel Branden, troika, United States of Europe, Yanis Varoufakis
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