Athough the Greek Debt Crisis is being blamed on deficits, Wall Street firms have been profiting on Greek debt for years, says DaSilva - the winner of rabble.ca's Not Rex Murphy contest.
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Wow, sales taxes - nothing like a regressive tax to cure a financial crisis. Sigh.
A socialist government can't shift the tax burden to corporations and "the rich" because why?
You'd think it would be that easy. "Greek Government Announces New Corporate Tax Rate of 90%". Sure, you'd have 20 or 30 CEOs lighting trash on fire in the streets for a few days, but then, solvency and joy!
Congrats and welcome to my screen, Humberto.
With this post you have erased all memories of the former Regis from my hard-drive.
This prattle-spouting lawn ornament,while still having access to print and the air-waves
as an apologist for " the culture of contentment",no longer has a credible position from
which to argue.Only those who might look to Don Cherry for political commentary or
Stephen Harper for 'puck talk' still follow Mr.Rex Murphy.
Again.Welcome Humberto and recall that the struggle always continues.
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well done Humberto, i dig that black cat.