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00:00:08The End
00:00:30AHHHHH!
00:01:30I will never forget about the doctors.
00:01:33We have an anesthetic or the water we put in the water.
00:01:40Don't fight against the doctor.
00:01:42Sometimes the doctor gives you medicine you don't like.
00:01:45But even if you don't like the medicine, the doctor is there to try to help you.
00:01:57Don't fight against the doctor.
00:02:03Don't fight against the doctor.
00:02:11Don't fight against the doctor.
00:02:21Don't fight against the doctor.
00:02:28Don't fight against the doctor.
00:02:35Don't fight against the doctor.
00:02:58Don't fight against the doctor.
00:03:00Don't fight against the doctor.
00:03:02Don't fight against the doctor.
00:03:06Don't fight against the doctor.
00:03:10Let us turn against the doctor.
00:03:19Don't fight against the doctor.
00:03:21...and the country is a threat to our national authority for the first time in 1974.
00:03:36Within about 40 years, two, three political families and other entrepreneurs...
00:03:42...they led the country to the country.
00:03:44They put a process of payment to the citizens, trying to save their farmers.
00:03:56The economy, after a decade, has been a global global economy.
00:04:06The economy, for another time, is the key to the economy.
00:04:09The economy, for another time, is the key of our country.
00:04:14While the economy made a new and new category,
00:04:20When the economy came out, the same people said back to us that because of a genetic anomaly,
00:04:28we are not able to manage our economy without any new ideas.
00:04:32The reason is that maybe the Americans may find it difficult to understand this,
00:04:36but Greece lacks a built-in culture of stability and discipline.
00:04:43The government has called us as a company and as a company.
00:04:48As for all the countries of the European Union.
00:04:52And the authorities in all these countries tried to tell us that we had to deal with them.
00:05:02I accept that there were failures in the political system, but let's be fair about it.
00:05:06We all partyed.
00:05:14The answer is the question.
00:05:18The answer is for each other.
00:05:21The answer is for the reason why the people do not have a deal.
00:05:25The answer is for each other.
00:05:28The answer we have in the situation is for each other.
00:05:37and a successful Europe?
00:05:39Or is it possible that the system had problems
00:05:42from the next few years?
00:06:21According to the European Union, the Western European Union
00:06:26was divided through the two countries
00:06:27and the European Union
00:06:27With the European Union, this new era
00:06:29It is the first 25 years
00:06:31the Christian Epoch
00:06:33after the Second World War
00:06:36where the rate of development was high, the actual rents were higher,
00:06:43the consumption was higher, and the conditions were higher,
00:06:45which had never been revealed in the history of capitalism.
00:07:06So there's going to be a crisis somewhere.
00:07:45That crisis was really focused on the power of labor, which was very strong at that time in the core
00:07:52capitalist regions in Europe and North America.
00:07:56And the result of that was there were a lot of pressure on wages.
00:08:01Labor was well organized. They had a lot of political power and state in elections and it was just simply
00:08:09a big problem for capital.
00:08:13So they had to discipline labor and they did it a number of ways.
00:08:18They did it mainly by opening up national economies to global competition, gaining access to the world's labor resources.
00:08:26Eventually of course as China came into the picture.
00:08:30On a magic perma freeze, so see your dinner right away, get a perma freeze today.
00:08:39The characteristic of this period is the gigant of the industrial system, which I and others would call the industrialization.
00:08:48The industrialization took and took the crisis.
00:08:56Capital could go pretty much where it wanted with plenty of access to low wage labor.
00:09:02But then the problem arose that the share of wages in national income was going down everywhere.
00:09:09And of course wages is a big part of the market.
00:09:13And then there came the problem of how do you sell your goods when the purchasing power is not there.
00:09:21And the answer was, give everybody credit.
00:09:24So we got the invention of the credit economy, which really picks up strongly in the 1980s and 1990s,
00:09:30to cover the gap between what labor was actually getting and what it could purchase.
00:09:35And that's where many people started to see by the end of the 1990s, 2000, that this was the unsustainable
00:09:42bit.
00:09:43So it was the way we got out of the crisis of the 1970s that prepared the ground for this
00:09:48kind of crisis.
00:10:07When the oil is going down to the American market, the financial system reaches the end of the entire crisis.
00:10:15When the oil is going down to the American market, the financial system reaches the end of the entire crisis.
00:10:30The states continue to pay off the houses by the authorities.
00:10:33They leave the cash on the authorities in the country.
00:10:38The government is money to pay off the taxes.
00:10:39The authorities are the right to pay off on the territories.
00:10:41The authorities getолж' Martin's money on the automatically.
00:10:43They push the investigative trade money to pay off the licenses and get charged into taxes.
00:10:48The commercial crisis will pay off the communities' taxes on the tolls.
00:10:48The federal government is camping.
00:10:48...ponτάροντας τη χρεοκοπία των κρατών.
00:10:54Η κερδοσκοπία επιδεινώνει την κατάσταση και για την Ελλάδα.
00:10:58Μόνο που αυτή τη φορά είναι κάτι πιο βαθύ που μας λερώνει.
00:11:08Έχει έρθει η σειρά της Ευρωζώνης να πληρώσει.
00:11:11Ο βασιλιάς Ευρώ αποδεικνύεται γυμνός.
00:11:14Πρώτα απ' όλα γυμνός από κράτος.
00:11:20Υπότιτλοι AUTHORWAVE
00:11:48Σε αντίθεση με τις Ηνωμένες Πολιτείες όπου η Ομοσπονδιακή Κυβέρνηση και η Κεντρική Τράπεζα επεμβαίνουν για να περιορίσουν τις ανισότητες
00:11:55μεταξύ των πολιτιών,
00:11:57η Ευρωζώνη της γιγαντών δημιουργεί έτσι τους φτωχούς εγγενείς, τα γουρούνια της Ευρωπαϊκής Ενοποίησης.
00:12:06Η Ευρωζώνη έχει χωριστεί πεντακάθαρα πλέον σε κέντρο και περιφέρεια.
00:12:12Η κρίση είναι εντονότατη στην περιφέρεια, είναι στον αρθοαθμό κρίση της περιφέρειας.
00:12:19Ο μεγάλος κερδισμένος του ευρώ ως τέτοιου νεονομίσματος είναι φυσικά οι χώρες του κέντρου και κυρίως η Ρωμανία.
00:12:30Η ανταγωνιστικότητα άρχισε να επιαφέρει πάρα πολύ και οι χώρες της περιφέρειας συστηματικά έχασαν ανταγωνιστικότητα.
00:12:38Αυτό λοιπόν ήταν μια άμεση απόρρια του ευρώ.
00:12:53Η ΗΠΕΔΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΣ
00:12:55Η ΗΠΕΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΑΙΑΕΙΑΙΑΙΑΣ.
00:13:15Η ΗΠΕΓΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΓΑΙΑΙΑΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΣ
00:13:18and what is the best one who will win?
00:13:50If the German governments were able to vote,
00:13:53it would be to vote against their workers
00:13:55and to pay their debts for a decade.
00:14:09In the last few years,
00:14:10we had a little increase in nominal weight
00:14:14and in the last few years,
00:14:17the Euro-European had 27%.
00:14:19And if it's like a discrepant,
00:14:21it's clearly clear that other countries will be concurred
00:14:24because if the real ones sink,
00:14:28which is actually now a little lower than the year-to-year-old-year-old
00:14:31and since other countries are moderate to the difference,
00:14:34then the German industry would be more of a bit more and other industries have no chance.
00:14:38And through the Euro-European is a new tool,
00:14:41was it had earlier, namely the assessment of the national market.
00:14:44And so there was a mechanism installed,
00:14:47which was exactly the results that we have now.
00:15:10What was the result of the national market?
00:15:26The result of the national market was found in two ways.
00:15:30One of the two, which was the case for the crisis.
00:15:32The first thing was that there was a huge difference between the trade and the trade.
00:15:37Greece was the greatest of all. When you don't have to fight against the other world,
00:15:45you start to fight against the other world.
00:15:46So, this is something that we saw in the other countries.
00:15:51This, therefore, was the only phenomenon.
00:15:53The phenomenon of this phenomenon was the growth rate.
00:15:57For example, when you have these things, you have to pay attention.
00:16:05Greece is poor in this European Union.
00:16:10Greece is a semi-periphery of the European continent.
00:16:20It is obvious that Greece could not have anything other than public deficits
00:16:29in the conditions of its integration in the European market.
00:16:33I do not want to discuss the question of the Greeks, are they pauses?
00:16:36This is pure and simple racism.
00:16:45The Eurozonezone is used as a British native culture.
00:16:51The Chinese?
00:16:55The European Union is alive.
00:16:56This is a democratic empire that drowns the European continent.
00:16:58This increase is gaininggression.
00:16:58The Europe is hooves.
00:16:59Signs is traction.
00:17:01It has very narrowlyestablished97s in the history of the Greek country.
00:17:04What is the title of our country?
00:17:34for the Germans to become a salesman from a salesman.
00:17:42From the German population and then,
00:17:44the country returns to its traditional role,
00:17:47the salesman.
00:17:49And the public sales, with its current shape,
00:17:51is reduced from the 18th century.
00:17:56The development of the public sales in Greece
00:17:59has to do with the social and transportation
00:18:01and the economy has to do with the system of the country.
00:18:08This has to do with the system of the country
00:18:12to be able to apply with a positive and positive way.
00:18:21The public sales of the United States
00:18:23is the most important part of the country.
00:18:25But, nevertheless,
00:18:27the public sales of the United States
00:18:28and high-level prices.
00:18:29It is a big deal of problematic business,
00:18:32which is a big deal of work.
00:18:34But it is a big deal of labor.
00:18:37The domestic debt increases in the public.
00:18:39It increases in the public debt.
00:18:42The government of Mitsotakis continues to be the money.
00:18:45The Mastery costs the prices as well as a result of the money.
00:18:52The money is a big deal of money.
00:18:54The money is a big deal of money in the Greek history.
00:18:59The Kostas Simitis has a lot of trouble.
00:19:03He's helping the development of the European Union,
00:19:07and the rate of the European Union.
00:19:09This is how it is,
00:19:10the VRADIFLEGIES BOMBES,
00:19:13which is the same.
00:19:15The percentage of the revenue of the European Union is low.
00:19:19The percentage of the revenue of the European Union is low.
00:19:20The percentage of the revenue of the European Union is low.
00:19:22The Buy from the European Union is low.
00:19:25The revenue of the European Union is low.
00:19:31The revenue of the public is also high.
00:19:35The market of the European Union becomes the number of European countries.
00:19:42The total revenue of the European Union is low.
00:19:44The revenue of the European Union will buy 161,
00:19:57The most important countries that were in place were in the United Nations.
00:20:03But no one did not pay so much as the Argentine,
00:20:07the most famous idolatry in the other side of the Atlantic.
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