. . . and they call it austerity: part 4
Erica Alini (Macleans, Cdn.) has a small sampling of the absolutely idiotic regulations strangling the Greek economy.
Among other things . . . corporation owners must provide stool samples and chest X-rays to the Health Ministry; beer sellers are not allowed to sell anything else; and book-selling is illegal after 6PM.
Keep in mind, the supposedly enlightened “troika” – the ECB, EU, and IMF – are asking for none of these regulations to be rescinded. In the Brusselian Empire, government’s size and scope are to be as large as possible; just bleed the taxpayers dry and cut government salaries if you’re in a pinch. Reducing the damage big government does to the economy? Don’t be silly.
2 Responses to “. . . and they call it austerity: part 4”
Book-selling is illegal after 6PM? In the land of Socrates? You can’t buy Plato’s Republic after dark? They’ve gone mad!
Greece is literally a “Brussels sprout!”
Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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