Samari...donkeysaddle...asspack

When Samaras says he can do it you better beleive it, yes he can! He has managed to convince the electorate that he had nothing to do with the previous interim government. He has also convinced the electorate that he was not to blame in anyway for the repeat elections we are having on the 17th of June. He has also managed to bring back into the fold of the New Democratic party, the Greek conservatives, Dora who had once sworn she would sooner collaberate with the devil. http://www.filoumenos.com/index.php/2009-08-14-17-51-55/plugins/system/jceutilities/css/forum/components/com_comment/joscomment/templates/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3522:Ntora-Mpakogianni-Koybeloy-Mitsotaki-THa-pigaina-kai-me-ton-diabolo-an-itan-na-s%CE%BFso-tin-patrida-moy&catid=73:nwo-greece&Itemid=141. I realy hope this link works as it is quite entertaining. So I must tip my hat off to the man who starts his speeches talking about how he doesn't want the scared vote and then goes on to describe the endtimes if Tsipras and SYRIZA win.  http://oianentaxtoi.blogspot.com/2012/05/blog-post_4404.html. The truth is that we are not about to get kicked out of the euro. One has to agree to leave the eurozone as a unanimous decision is required. The psychological pressure on the populace is insane. Everyday we are bombarded from different sources with lies about how we will lose our wages, property, money, future, ability to breathe, if we dare vote for any party that does not uphold the agreements made by the previous interim government. Lagarde, the head of the IMF, was the funniest, telling us how we should feel sorry for the Nigerians and not the Greeks, how we, the Greeks, will end up like the Nigerians if we leave the Eurozone, and how we should pay our taxes. With the present law, and if the same idiots win the elections and form a government again, even people with no income will have to pay income tax. The filthy rich of course do not have to. They have their offshores and creative accounting to hide behind. Whenever a tax bill does appear they don't pay it anyways as the paperwork always seems to miraculously dissapear. Lagarde too is no exception but rather a brilliant example of what somebody holding public office must do to protect their interests. Lagarde's wage amounts to a mere 400000 (four hundred thousand) euros a year, tax free. Notice that I say tax free and not after taxes. Tax free is no worries, no responsibilies, total liscence. So screw you madame Lagarde, if Tsipras does manage to take first place you and your buddies will end up infront of a judge. If he doesn't we will probably have to go for a third round of elections...