I had to share this one as it is brilliant (in a Southern European way).

From The Guardian (where else):

“Italians also got a reminder on Wednesday of how the Italian government preaches austerity but likes to pamper itself, with with news that there are 72,000 government service cars on Italian roads, compared to 195 in the UK”.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/blog/2011/nov/02/greek-pm-referendum-debt-crisis

This monstrous building took so much agricultural land, but that’s OK.

I wonder why Joseph Muscat agreed with the MEPA on this?

[Daphne – All you have to know is that the owners are great friends of Consuelo and Jose Herrera and regularly host them to lunch and dinner.]

At least the Greeks show consistency.

rien à changer there.

http://www.globalfinancialdata.com/News/Articles/DEJA_VUp5.pdf

The Euro is doomed (not literally) unless fiscal policies are aligned for the eurozone as a bloc and not left to individual states to cook the books or play regional politics come election time. My opinion and I am in favour of the EU before you read the article.

Alec has reason abawt de pig food we eat.
De MEET make you strong.

Basically George Papandreou is handing the hot potato over to the voters.

This way he can say that any decision taken regarding this latest bailout package was brought about by the people.

Just like Dr Gonzi did with the divorce issue.

“Tghid jaghmilha membru tal Fondazzjoni Idejat?”

At best, they might start inviting Astrid to Consuelo’s parties.

He dug a tunnel to get out, like Edmund Dantes in The Count of Monte Cristo.

I dont get this. What exactly do the Greeks want? Carrying on with a lifestyle that they clearly cannot afford ,whilst the rest of the EU pick up their tabs with no strings attached?

Tghid jaghmilha membru tal Fondazzjoni Idejat?