H Handelsblatt γκρεμίζει τον Σόιμπλε: Ούτε μια δεκάρα δεν πλήρωσαν οι γερμανοί για την «διάσωση» της Ελλάδας!
Τα έγραφε ο Δημήτρης Καμμένος εδώ και χρόνια, τεκμηριώνοντας τα. Θυμάστε την KfW που την διαβάσατε πρώτοι εδώ;
Δείτε τώρα τι αποκαλύπτει η Ηandelsblatt, που μόνο «φιλελληνική» δεν μπορεί να χαρακτηριστεί. Τι αποκαλύπτει; Τον αστικό, λαϊκίστικο μύθο που θέλει τον σκληρά εργαζόμενο και τίμιο γερμανό φορολογούμενο, να δουλεύει σαν το σκυλί για να πληρώνει τα χρέη του μπαταξή, τεμπέλη Έλληνα. Δείτε τώρα με στοιχεία, πως η γερμανική εφημερίδα αποδομεί αυτόν τον μύθο που συνόδεψε όλες τις μνημονιακές κυβερνήσεις για να εκβιάσει
την υποταγή των Ελλήνων πολιτών.
Rescue has cost taxpayers a penny
3. The taxpayer cost saving billions The Greek bailout has cost the German taxpayer a penny. It is true that the federal government guarantees for loans from KfW has given (the first bilateral aid loans) and for loans from the rescue fund EFSF. Numbers must the federal government and thus the taxpayer only when it comes to the failure of these loans – such as a haircut. When private creditor debt cut for Greece in March 2012 KfW had to get over on their balance sheets the loss of eight billion euros. And the German bankruptcy HRE Bank, which is under the bank rescue fund SoFFin, also had won ten billion euros as a loss. Numbers did not have the federal government for it. Money from the federal budget flowed so far as inserts in the bailout fund ESM, but so far Greece has received nothing from, but flowed guaranteed loans to Spain. If Greece would fully adjust its debt service at all times, Germany would have more than 50 years to pay 56.5 billion euros or 679 euros per capita. The Grexit scenario is therefore not in the interest of the German finance minister.
Δείτε τώρα τι αποκαλύπτει η Ηandelsblatt, που μόνο «φιλελληνική» δεν μπορεί να χαρακτηριστεί. Τι αποκαλύπτει; Τον αστικό, λαϊκίστικο μύθο που θέλει τον σκληρά εργαζόμενο και τίμιο γερμανό φορολογούμενο, να δουλεύει σαν το σκυλί για να πληρώνει τα χρέη του μπαταξή, τεμπέλη Έλληνα. Δείτε τώρα με στοιχεία, πως η γερμανική εφημερίδα αποδομεί αυτόν τον μύθο που συνόδεψε όλες τις μνημονιακές κυβερνήσεις για να εκβιάσει
την υποταγή των Ελλήνων πολιτών.
Rescue has cost taxpayers a penny
3. The taxpayer cost saving billions The Greek bailout has cost the German taxpayer a penny. It is true that the federal government guarantees for loans from KfW has given (the first bilateral aid loans) and for loans from the rescue fund EFSF. Numbers must the federal government and thus the taxpayer only when it comes to the failure of these loans – such as a haircut. When private creditor debt cut for Greece in March 2012 KfW had to get over on their balance sheets the loss of eight billion euros. And the German bankruptcy HRE Bank, which is under the bank rescue fund SoFFin, also had won ten billion euros as a loss. Numbers did not have the federal government for it. Money from the federal budget flowed so far as inserts in the bailout fund ESM, but so far Greece has received nothing from, but flowed guaranteed loans to Spain. If Greece would fully adjust its debt service at all times, Germany would have more than 50 years to pay 56.5 billion euros or 679 euros per capita. The Grexit scenario is therefore not in the interest of the German finance minister.
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