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Why don't we just print money and xechrewsoyme;
(14) | 07/07/2014 | Translate: A video that explains the reasons why one country cannot simply print money to repay the debt of, and what happened when some countries tried to make.
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We can print legal idiots! E.g. to print more Rachel Makri to fill stupidity!
Europe allows the idiots. Εξ’ άλλουν σαν ήλιος λάμπει ο ηλίθιος!
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