Last chance for Greece to stay in the Euro

Talks taking place in Brussels are being billed as a last chance to keep Greece in the Euro. Banks are still closed and expected to remain so until at least Thursday. The European Central Bank has increased pressure on them by demanding more collateral in exchange for maintaining its emergency support. It means the banks could be out of cash by Wednesday night - little more than a day away.

[TheTamriel]

Preliminary estimates by Greece’s Energean Oil & Gas and US oil experts from the Tulane University are that next to some 5 trillion cubic feet gas the total offshore oil in Greek waters exceeds 22 billion barrels in the Ionian Sea off western Greece and some 4 billion barrels in the northern Aegean Sea. The southern Aegean Sea and Cretan Sea are yet to be explored, so the numbers could be significantly higher. There's a Mediterranean Oil and Gas Bonanza on the horizon, a Saudi Arabia in the Mediterranean Sea, a sirtaki in the black gold. What are the Greek people waiting for? To sell these priceless assets to the greedy creditors for peanuts just to reduce the state debt would be the most ridiculous deal man has ever made since Adam & Eve got the boots in paradise. And keep in mind that Greece imports all its gas and oil up to this day, at costs of some 10% of the GDP or $24 Billion each year...

[peggyb]

Last chance to keep respecting their historical roots.money can't buy that

[mercedescl]

Stop giving people false hope. The game was over once the referendum was called. Greece should start printing immediately.