Does the imminent collapse of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia mean much to you compared to Greece?

And what about Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, and good old Blighty, this Credit crunch is only just beginning its gonna get a whole lot worse before its gets any better.

The levels of debt that being created today never mind what was created yesterday are mind boggling, and the really scary part is, is that there is no guarantee that it will ever be re-paid, none, zipo, zilch, I don't for one minute believe the cr@p that this or any other government will be able to repay these enormous sums of money, no way.

Even in this day and age of high tech computers and state of the art Satellite Communications It still boils down to what cash you've got in your back pocket and if you should lose the confidence in that cash, you then have anarchy, and that day is fast approaching.....

And all this will come to an end, no confidence in money means there's no work, no food, no law and order, and ultimately no governmental control, it will all come to a crashing halt, because I ask you, would you work for nowt, I know wouldn't and I rather suspect millions others wouldn't either.

Surprisingly, it's because Greece has been intensely socialist for many years whilst Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have been trying to shake off their Communist past. I would prefer to save the Balkan States.

They communicate Czech language in Czech Republic, Slovak language in Slovakia and Hungarian in Hungary. nonetheless Czech and Slovak are extremely comparable, they're diverse languages. as a rely of actuality human beings from those international locations will understand one yet another, yet nevertheless they're very proud of their very own languages, and the announcing like "Slovak is comparable to Czech" etc will deeply offend them. by way of how, in the east of Slovakia there are extremely some places the place Hungarian language is spoken as broadly as Slovak. you will extra useful no longer place self belief in on line translators - the interpretation wil be fairly tough, as an occasion Czech and Slovak have type destinctions consistent with gender, which do no longer exist in English. i could seek for advice from a expert translator.