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Tag Archives : Greece

Obama Wants American Taxpayers to Bail Out Greek Politicians and Dig the Debt Hole even Deeper

Obama Wants American Taxpayers to Bail Out Greek Politicians and Dig the Debt Hole even Deeper

Posted on June 8, 2011

Here’s some completely depressing news. CNBC is reporting that President Obama is putting American taxpayers on the chopping block to bail out Greece’s corrupt politicians. But, to show he doesn’t discriminate, he also encouraged the German Chancellor to rape her nation’s taxpayers for the same purpose. President Barack Obama on Tuesday…pledged U.S. support to help […]

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The “I-Told-You-So” Blog Post about the Completely Predictable Failure of the Greek Bailout

The “I-Told-You-So” Blog Post about the Completely Predictable Failure of the Greek Bailout

Posted on May 31, 2011

Way back in February of 2010, I wrote that a Greek bailout would be a failure. Not surprisingly, the parasites at the International Monetary Fund and the political elite from other European nations ignored my advice and gave tens of billions of dollars to Greece’s corrupt politicians. The bailout happened in part because politicians and […]

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Europe and Greece: Every Option Is on the Table…Except Doing the Right Thing

Europe and Greece: Every Option Is on the Table…Except Doing the Right Thing

Posted on May 24, 2011

eronique de Rugy of the Mercatus Center has a very good – but somewhat depressing – analysis of the fiscal crisis in Greece. She basically concludes that bailouts will continue because nobody in Europe is willing to do the right thing. This got me thinking about what I expect to happen. Here are the options, […]

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Beware of Greeks Accepting Gifts

Beware of Greeks Accepting Gifts

Posted on February 16, 2011

On rare occasions, I dream about being a politician or high-level international bureaucrat. Not because I want to be a moocher (please put me out of my misery if that ever happens), but because I periodically read about some sleazy interest group making petulant demands for handouts and I think about how much fun it […]

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Which Nation Will Be the Next European Debt Domino…or Will It Be the United States?

Which Nation Will Be the Next European Debt Domino…or Will It Be the United States?

Posted on January 11, 2011

Thanks to decades of reckless spending by European welfare states, the newspapers are filled with headlines about debt, default, contagion, and bankruptcy. We know that Greece and Ireland already have received direct bailouts, and other European welfare states are getting indirect bailouts from the European Central Bank, which is vying with the Federal Reserve in […]

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America’s Long-Term Fiscal Crisis: Worse than Greece?

America’s Long-Term Fiscal Crisis: Worse than Greece?

Posted on July 27, 2010

Professor Larry Kotlikoff has some very sobering analysis of America’s fiscal status. Instead of just looking at current deficits, he examines the “present value” of all future expenditures and revenues. Simply stated, America is in worse shape than Greece because of the long-term burden of entitlement programs. Kotlikoff’s conclusion that America is “one foot away […]

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European Central Bank President Wants to Exacerbate Continent’s Fiscal Crisis

European Central Bank President Wants to Exacerbate Continent’s Fiscal Crisis

Posted on June 24, 2010

It’s been amusing, in an I-told-you-so fashion, to follow the fiscal crises in Greece, Spain, and other European welfare states. And I feel like a voyeuristic ghoul as I observe the incredibly misguided bailout policies being adopted by the political elites (who are trying to bailout the business elites who made silly loans to corrupt nations […]

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The United States of Greece

The United States of Greece

Posted on May 28, 2010

Americans should not get too smug about the troubles in Europe because the Bush-Obama policies of wasteful spending are bringing us down the same path. The latest evidence comes from a well-researched article about personal income in USA Today showing that the share from private paychecks fell to a record low and the share from […]

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I Hate the Greeks (and the French, and the Brits, and the Americans).

I Hate the Greeks (and the French, and the Brits, and the Americans).

Posted on May 16, 2010

Actually, that’s too broad of a brush, but I do despise people of any nationality who think that they are entitled to mooch off the labor and capital of others. I also fear for my country because of such people. Benjamin Franklin is rumored to have said that, “When the people find they can vote […]

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