Sunday, February 01, 2015
More chickenshit /// EDIT /// and some NON-chickenshit!
Syriza turns into a pool of liquid chickenshit.
No surprise. This is the Modern Rule.
Rule: Political groups that seem to be real opponents of Goldman shall self-liquidate before exerting any power.
Or in more universal form:
The Goldman Rule: Goldman Rules. All else is detail.
Tea Party and Occupy started talking about becoming a political force. Each lasted for about 24 hours before melting into "Oh, we didn't mean to become a real party. We only wanted to Transform The Conversation."
UKIP seemed to be fighting for several months and actually took a couple seats in Parliament. After that, UKIP melted into "Immigrants? No problemo. Everyone is welcome. EU? Wonderful. No need for Cameron to bother with his ultra-ultra-right-right-far-far-right-right violent extremist promise to start talking about talking about talking about a referendum sometime after the 2090 elections. We'll be content to wait until 5638 AD to start talking about talking about talking about talking."
Now Syriza goes the diarrhea route one day after taking office.
Old-fashioned politicians usually gave way to Satan in the end, but at least they started negotiations from a solid and credible position. This tended to postpone Satan's victory by a few picoseconds.
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A bit later: While "new-fashioned" Syriza goes liquid, an "old-fashioned" government in Croatia stays firm and gets the damn job done!
Polistra and friends salute little Croatia, a NON-chickenshit country!
Croatian government have gotten creditors on board a plan to erase the debts of some 60,000 poorest citizens. The “fresh start” scheme targets less than 1 percent of the entire debt, but is hoped to boost the economy in the long-term. The unorthodox measure was voted for by the government on January 15 and comes into force on Monday. To be eligible to participate debtors must have no savings or property, have a debt no greater than about $5,100 and live on welfare or an income of no higher than $138 per month. "We assess that this measure will be applicable to some 60,000 citizens," Deputy Prime Minister Milanka Opacic said as he was introducing the bailout. "Thus they will be given a chance for a new start without a burden of debt."JUBILEE! BEAUTIFUL!
Polistra and friends salute little Croatia, a NON-chickenshit country!
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