Που πάει η Ε.Ε.;;;

http://www.enet.gr/?i=news.el.article&id=367093


Περικύκλωσαν ΕΚΤ και Deutsche Bank

«Μπλόκο» από το κίνημα Blockupy



Χιλιάδες διαδηλωτές του αντι-καπιταλιστικού κινήματος Blockupy, που διαμαρτύρονται ενάντια στις πολιτκές διαχείρισης της κρίσης χρέους στην Ευρώπη, διέκοψαν την Παρασκευή την πρόσβαση προς την Ευρωπαϊκή Κεντρική Τράπεζα, στη Φρανκφούρτη. Με συνθήματα όπως «Οι άνθρωποι πάνω από τα κέρδη», και υπό βροχή, οι διαδηλωτές «πολιορκούν» την ΕΚΤ και την Deutsche Bank , έχοντας μπλοκάρει τους δρόμους που οδηγούν εκεί, ενώ ήδη σημειώθηκαν τα πρώτα επεισόδια μεταξύ ακτιβιστών και αστυνομικών δυνάμεων.
 
μια νέα γερμανική σειρά που εξισώνει τις θηριωδίες των ναζί με την ρωσική αντίσταση, συνηγορώντας στο νέο δόγμα που προωθεί η Δύση: «Ο Β’ Παγκόσμιος Πόλεμος ήταν εγκληματικός τόσο από την πλευρά του Χίτλερ, όσο και της ΕΣΣΔ»


http://rbth.gr/international/2013/0...aggregation&fb_aggregation_id=288381481237582
 
Ποιός να το φανταζόταν ότι το ελληνικό δημοσιονομικό πρόβλημα θα παγκοσμιοποιούσε τη θεωρία εξίσωσης των άκρων; Απίστευτο... :flipout:
 
Πορτογαλία: Το Σοσιαλιστικό κόμμα πέρασε μπροστά, στο 22% η Αριστερά


Δημοσκόπηση δείχνει καταποντισμό της Δεξιάς (PSD & CDS-PP) λόγω των πολιτικών ακραίας λιτότητας - στο 9,4% το «Μπλόκο» της Αριστεράς


http://left.gr/news/portogalia-sosialistiko-komma-perase-mprosta-sto-22-i-aristera
 
Μάλαγα ...

σήμερα ....

ετών 35 ...........

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http://www.europapress.es/sociedad/...hombre-quema-bonzo-malaga-20130603135258.html
 
Οι ρίζες του ευρωπαϊκού φεντεραλισμού στον αναρχισμό


Εσχάτως, οι λέξεις «ευρωπαϊκή ενοποίηση» τείνουν να ταυτιστούν με έναν μηχανισμό στερούμενο δημοκρατικής νομιμοποίησης, ο οποίος επιβάλλει εκβιαστικά αντιλαϊκές πολιτικές στους λαούς της Ευρώπης, ιδίως στον Νότο



Του Γιάννη Γούναρη*
http://www.efsyn.gr/?p=37677
 
Τρώγλες στην καρδιά της Ευρώπης

Στη νότιο Ιταλία έχουν δημιουργηθεί πόλεις από σκηνές και παραγκουπόλεις. Εκεί ζουν κατά την περίοδο της συγκομιδής χιλιάδες μετανάστες από την Αφρική. Δουλεύουν για μεροκάματο 25 ευρώ, δέκα με δώδεκα ώρες την ημέρα. Η πτωτική τάση των τιμών στα λαχανικά σε συνδυασμό με όλο και πιο απελπισμένους μετανάστες έχουν δημιουργήσει μια εκρηκτική κατάσταση. Στην κατασκήνωση του San Ferdinando, η οποία είχε σχεδιαστεί για 280 ανθρώπους, τον Ιανουάριο φιλοξενούσε 1.300. Ο φωτογράφος Andrea Miconi έζησε την κατάσταση για μερικές μέρες από κοντά.


http://www.lifo.gr/team/omorfia/38958
 
Επίσης στην Ιταλία υπάρχουν πολίτες που έπαιρναν παράνομα την σύνταξη του αποθανόντα...


Υ.Γ Ρε τελικά δεν είναι το Ελληνικό DNA που τα κάνει αυτά??? Τι διάολο???
 
Τι σου ειναι η αναπτυξη...

Why Germany is now 'Europe's biggest brothel'
Legalised prostitution, cut-price offers and a boom in sex tourism mean Germany's red light districts are thriving. But not everyone is happy with the country's liberal legislation

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/shortcuts/2013/jun/12/germany-now-europes-biggest-brothel

http://www.thelocal.de/society/20130611-50237.html



Τελικα οι νεοφιλλελε συντηρητικοι ακροδεξιοι τα εκαναν οντως μπουρδελο...
 
Re: Απάντηση: Που πάει η Ε.Ε.;;;

Δημήτρης Θ. said:
Ορθογραφία γιοκ ε?
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VaSiLiS-T said:
απτό χαρακτηριστικό και ίδιον της εθνοσωτηρίου παρατάξεως ....
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Είδες που είναι χρήσιμη τελικά η ορθογραφία; (Θυμάσαι ένα θέμα όπου συζητούσαμε για τη χρησιμότητα της; )
 
Re: Απάντηση: Που πάει η Ε.Ε.;;;

ΚΩΣΤΑΣ ΖΑΓΓΟΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ said:
Είδες που είναι χρήσιμη τελικά η ορθογραφία; (Θυμάσαι ένα θέμα όπου συζητούσαμε για τη χρησιμότητα της; )
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Μιας και είμαι μέγας ανορθόγραφος να σας τρολάρω κι εγώ λιγο :p

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World media comment on police raid of Czech Government Office

published: 13.06.2013, 18:15 | updated: 13.06.2013 18:23:16
Prague - A political earthquake, this is how the German press agency dpa has described today´s intervention by the police squad for fighting organised crime (UOOZ) at the Czech Government Office and elsewhere, an event that has also been noticed by other foreign agencies and media.
The Reuters agency writes in this connection that the Czech cabinet of Petr Necas (Civic Democrats, ODS) has won praise for having freed the state attorneys´ hands for enquiring into corruption, but it has faced a number of scandals since it came to power in 2010.
The French press agency AFP writes that several Czech political officials close to PM Necas´s ODS have been arrested.
Dpa writes about a political earthquake in the Czech Republic. It recalls that those detained include Petr Tluchor and Ivan Fuksa, who resigned as ODS deputies last November, thereby dropping their protest against the government´s draft tax package, and afterwards they gained lucrative posts on state companies´ supervisory boards.
Bloomberg says the scandal has brought PM Necas under the growing pressure of the opposition.
The Polish news station TVN24 has labelled the Czech scandal, showing the infiltration of politics by criminal structures, the biggest scandal in the past 20 years.
Austria´s APA cites the Czech media as saying that the raid may be linked to developments in state companies such as the Czech Railways (CD), Czech Forests (Lesy CR) and with financial transactions related to controversial lobbyist Roman Janousek.
Slovak servers Sme.sk and Pravda.sk report on the scandal, referring to the Czech media. The server TVNOVINY.sk has added a photo in which Necas appears in a sniper´s viewfinder.
"A commando has raided the Czech Government Office and arrested people! Necas has broken down!" reads a headline of an article on the tabloid server Cas.sk.
The Austrian daily Die Presse has reported, citing Czech sources´ speculations, that Necas suffered an attack of weakness.
Dpa, referring to the Czech government spokesman, emphasises that Necas is not in hospital.
Reuters mentions the Czech server iHNed.cz´s commentary saying that Necas cannot politically survive the scandal, also in view of his close relation with Jana Nagyova, the prime minister´s office head who is probably among the persons arrested today.
Brief reports about the Czech scandal have appeared on many European servers, including the French L´Express, Polish Gazeta and the Serbian radio station B92.

http://www.ceskenoviny.cz/news/zpra...police-raid-of-czech-government-office/950929
 
Οι οικονομικές δομές της Ευρώπης καταστρέφουν την ευρωπαϊκή ιδέα, γράφει ο Μαρκ Μαζάουερ


[....]In these circumstances, what demands explanation is not the emergence of organised protest, but the lack of it. Why, we need to ask, do people find it so hard to imagine alternatives? Taxpayers are bailing out the financial sector. So why haven’t they demanded more regulation, more control of pay, and ultimately a rebalancing of relationships between finance and manufacturing, between global liquidity and nationally rooted communities?

The main reason is the absence of widely believed alternatives. The revolutionary left, whether communist or anarchist, has failed at the ballot box, which may not matter to its adherents but signals its lack of political weight. In the few cases where it has succeeded, as in austerity-riven Greece (with Syriza), its recipes for the crisis are scarcely revolutionary. People may have soured on the globalisation dream but politicians continue to regard the financial markets as indispensable in more or less their present form. Domestically, what is striking is the degree to which recovery programmes today rely simply on expanding liquidity through the banking system rather than by means of the kind of ambitious public works projects that characterised recovery across Europe after 1945. Thus, while the left hand of Whitehall chastens the banks, its right hand begs them to kick-start a new boom.

Internationally, too, the idea that the removal of capital controls which took place in the past 30 years might need to be rolled back – that a sharper distinction might legitimately be drawn (the old distinction, in fact) between productive, long-term investment and short-term, speculative flows – has scarcely begun to be voiced, though there have been faint murmurs of it in recent IMF discussions.

Even if there were persuasive alternatives, would they be heard? Back in the 1820s, public opinion was a “Divinity”, a novel democratising and rationalising impetus that would force the old elite to modernise. In the age of the internet and the blogosphere, who still believes this? Here, as in other senses, Europe is living through the collapse of older certainties. Democracy has been won – but what has that meant? On its own, it guarantees the hegemony of a set of institutions and practices, not any particular policies. After all, the forces that made for social justice emerged not out of democratic institutions per se, but out of deep ideological anxieties and rivalries, rivalries that served to fetter the power of the markets and won wide political support for so doing.

Absent those ideological rivalries, or any new forms of effective collective mobilisation, and nothing checks the European social model from continuing to disintegrate. Europe=euro: in the shadow of this equation, all the other older, nobler and more ambitious versions of what Europe might stand for have faded away. An interesting possibility thus follows – might the dissolution of the euro be necessary in order to save something of the European idea? Or would we merely find ourselves with neither? We may yet find out.

http://www.thepressproject.gr/external.php?id=43459
 
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