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Δευτέρα 24 Ιανουαρίου 2011
Το «κενό» του Google Earth
Ένα «μαύρο πλαίσιο» που φαίνεται πως έχει τοποθετηθεί εκ των υστέρων στο πρόγραμμα περιήγησης του ουρανού Sky, όπου παρατίθεται ως επιλογή από το βασικό πρόγραμμα Google Earth, έχει προκαλέσει το ενδιαφέρον αρκετών που κινούνται στο χώρο των συνομωσιών γύρω από τον πλανήτη Nibiru.
Πιο συγκεκριμένα και στις συντεταγμένες 5 (h) 53 (min) 27 (s) – 6 10΄ 56” στη θέση εμφανίζεται ένα «μαύρο πλαίσιο» αντί του κανονικού ουρανού με τους αστερισμούς. Οι υποστηρικτές της θεωρίας της συνωμοσίας λένε πως πριν τοποθετηθεί από τη Google το μαύρο αυτό κενό, υπήρχε η απεικόνιση ενός άγνωστου αντικειμένου στις διαστάσεις ενός μεγάλου πλανήτη, που όμως δεν ήταν χαρτογραφημένος, με άλλα λόγια ήταν πρωτοεμφανιζόμενος.
Το πλαίσιο ως patch είναι εύκολα αναγνωρίσιμο και δεν χρειάζεται ιδιαίτερη προσπάθεια, απλά τοποθετείστε στο Google Earth στην επιλογή Sky και στο πεδίο της εύρεσης θέσης τους αριθμούς 5 53 27, -6 10 56 και θα σας οδηγήσει ακριβώς στο επίμαχο σημείο. Σε άλλα πάντως προγράμματα περιήγησης όπως το Sky-map.org, ή το WorldWide Telescope της Microsoft, ή στο GoogleSky συγκεκριμένη περιοχή εμφανίζεται χωρίς κανένα κάλυμμα γεγονός όμως που δεν αρκεί για να σταματήσει την παραφιλολογία γύρω από την υπό «απόκρυψη» περιοχή.
Great Photos From Space
Incredible Space Photos from ISS by NASA astronaut Wheelock
On September 22, 2010, with the departure of the Expedition 23 crew, Colonel Douglas H. Wheelock assumed command of the International Space Station and the Expedition 25 crew. He is also known as @Astro_Wheels on twitter, where he has been tweeting space photos to his followers since he arrived at the space station.We thought that we should put some of the space photos together as a tribute to him and the whole ISS crew. The space photos bring breathtaking views from our only off planet Vista point.
The following space photos are all visible on Astro_Wheels' twitpic account, and we are eternally grateful to him for sharing these space photos with the world. Many have commented directly to him but we want to make it clear Triggerpit does not have any affiliation with Astronaut Wheelock nor NASA. The confusion might have been since all the captions are all his own words as can also be seen on his twitpic account.[29 Pictures]
Go Discovery!
It was October 23, 2007 at 11:40am EST when I had my first ride to space on Discovery. She's beautiful... just sad that this will be her last voyage. Looking forward to climbing aboard the flight deck when Discovery arrives at the Space Station in November. (9-23-2010). Space Photo: Larry Tanner, NASA. Special thanks: Bethbeck's blog
It was October 23, 2007 at 11:40am EST when I had my first ride to space on Discovery. She's beautiful... just sad that this will be her last voyage. Looking forward to climbing aboard the flight deck when Discovery arrives at the Space Station in November. (9-23-2010). Space Photo: Larry Tanner, NASA. Special thanks: Bethbeck's blog
Space photo: 'Earthshine'...
The Space Station basking in blue Earthshine as the rising sun pierces our razor-thin atmosphere to cover the Space Station with blue light. I’ll never forget this place…seeing this makes the heart soar and the soul sing (11-7-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
The Space Station basking in blue Earthshine as the rising sun pierces our razor-thin atmosphere to cover the Space Station with blue light. I’ll never forget this place…seeing this makes the heart soar and the soul sing (11-7-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space photo: Isle Juan de Nova
In the Mozambique Channel between Madagascar and the African mainland. The beautiful colors rival the amazing places in the Caribbea (11-15-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
In the Mozambique Channel between Madagascar and the African mainland. The beautiful colors rival the amazing places in the Caribbea (11-15-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space photo: Aurora Borealis
In the distance on this beautiful night over Europe. The Strait of Dover is pretty clear as is Paris, the City of Lights. A little fog over the western part of England and London. It is incredible to see the lights of the cities and small towns against the backdrop of deep space. I am going to miss this view of our wonderful world... (11-8-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
In the distance on this beautiful night over Europe. The Strait of Dover is pretty clear as is Paris, the City of Lights. A little fog over the western part of England and London. It is incredible to see the lights of the cities and small towns against the backdrop of deep space. I am going to miss this view of our wonderful world... (11-8-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Moon from the ISS
Fly me to the Moon…let me dance among the Stars…” I hope we never lose our sense of wonder. A passion for exploration and discovery is a noble legacy to leave to our children. I hope we set our sails and venture out one day. That will be one glorious day… (8-22-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Fly me to the Moon…let me dance among the Stars…” I hope we never lose our sense of wonder. A passion for exploration and discovery is a noble legacy to leave to our children. I hope we set our sails and venture out one day. That will be one glorious day… (8-22-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Progress-37 over Bahamas
Of all the places on our glorious planet, few rival the brilliant colors of The Bahamas. Here is a view of our Progress-37 re-supply spacecraft, with the islands of The Bahamas as a backdrop. What a wonderful world (8-22-2010)! Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Of all the places on our glorious planet, few rival the brilliant colors of The Bahamas. Here is a view of our Progress-37 re-supply spacecraft, with the islands of The Bahamas as a backdrop. What a wonderful world (8-22-2010)! Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Astronaut working on the outside of ISS
Traveling at 17,500 miles per hour (5 miles per second)…we orbit the Earth every 90 minutes, with a sunrise or sunset every 45 minutes. So half of our space walk is in complete darkness. The helmet lights are essential at the work sight. Here I am getting the bail drive lever ready for my arch nemesis…the ‘M3 Ammonia Connector’. The dance begins (8-14-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Traveling at 17,500 miles per hour (5 miles per second)…we orbit the Earth every 90 minutes, with a sunrise or sunset every 45 minutes. So half of our space walk is in complete darkness. The helmet lights are essential at the work sight. Here I am getting the bail drive lever ready for my arch nemesis…the ‘M3 Ammonia Connector’. The dance begins (8-14-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: ISS solar panel with Earth in the background
Every moment I get to look out the window at our beautiful planet, my soul just sings!!...”I see skies of blue…and clouds of white…the bright blessed day…” (6-29-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Every moment I get to look out the window at our beautiful planet, my soul just sings!!...”I see skies of blue…and clouds of white…the bright blessed day…” (6-29-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Daybreak
Another breathtaking sunset…we get 16 of these each day in Earth orbit, each one a treasured moment. That beautiful thin blue line is what makes our home so special in the cosmos. Space is cool…but, the Earth is a raging explosion of life in a vast sea of darkness (6-21-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Another breathtaking sunset…we get 16 of these each day in Earth orbit, each one a treasured moment. That beautiful thin blue line is what makes our home so special in the cosmos. Space is cool…but, the Earth is a raging explosion of life in a vast sea of darkness (6-21-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Atoll in South Pacific
Beautiful atoll in the South Pacific through a 400mm lens. About 1200 miles south of Honolulu . In the ‘Line Islands’ along ‘Christmas Ridge’, either ‘Teraina’ or ‘Tabuaeran’? (11-15-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Beautiful atoll in the South Pacific through a 400mm lens. About 1200 miles south of Honolulu . In the ‘Line Islands’ along ‘Christmas Ridge’, either ‘Teraina’ or ‘Tabuaeran’? (11-15-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Cyprus
Beautiful reflection of sunlight on the eastern Mediterranean Sea. No borders or conflict visible from space…just breath-taking beauty like this view of the island of Cyprus (6-21-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Beautiful reflection of sunlight on the eastern Mediterranean Sea. No borders or conflict visible from space…just breath-taking beauty like this view of the island of Cyprus (6-21-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Hurricane Earl
Out over the central Atlantic, just before another spectacular sunset, with the spiral bands of Hurricane Earl visible in the setting sun. An interesting view of the life-giving energy of our sun. The solar arrays on the port side of the Space Station as well as Hurricane Earl…both gathering the last bit of energy before they fall into eclipse (8-30-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Out over the central Atlantic, just before another spectacular sunset, with the spiral bands of Hurricane Earl visible in the setting sun. An interesting view of the life-giving energy of our sun. The solar arrays on the port side of the Space Station as well as Hurricane Earl…both gathering the last bit of energy before they fall into eclipse (8-30-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Ayers Rock
Just a little further to the east, we spotted sacred and majestic 'Uluru'. You may recognize it by its more popular name of 'Ayers Rock'. I have never had the opportunity to visit Australia, but one glorious day, I hope to be standing amazed beside this natural wonder. Can't wait to read your thoughts of 'Uluru' (10-26-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Just a little further to the east, we spotted sacred and majestic 'Uluru'. You may recognize it by its more popular name of 'Ayers Rock'. I have never had the opportunity to visit Australia, but one glorious day, I hope to be standing amazed beside this natural wonder. Can't wait to read your thoughts of 'Uluru' (10-26-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Mountain in the Andes in South America
Morning breaking over the majestic Andes in South America . I really am not sure of the name of this mountain…just was in awe of its majesty, reaching into the windswept heights and the rising sun. Another day... another chance to stand tall and be counted (10-30-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Morning breaking over the majestic Andes in South America . I really am not sure of the name of this mountain…just was in awe of its majesty, reaching into the windswept heights and the rising sun. Another day... another chance to stand tall and be counted (10-30-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: The Nile and Egypt by day
Over the Sahara Desert approaching ancient lands and thousands of years of history. The Nile River flowing through Egypt past the pyramids of Giza up to Cairo in the delta; the Red Sea, Sinai Peninsula, Dead Sea; Jordan River; and the Sea of Galilee are visible, as are the island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean Sea and Greece coming over the horizon (9-6-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Over the Sahara Desert approaching ancient lands and thousands of years of history. The Nile River flowing through Egypt past the pyramids of Giza up to Cairo in the delta; the Red Sea, Sinai Peninsula, Dead Sea; Jordan River; and the Sea of Galilee are visible, as are the island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean Sea and Greece coming over the horizon (9-6-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: The Nile and Egypt by night
A night view of the Nile River winding up through the Egyptian desert toward the Mediterranean Sea, and Cairo in the river delta. Such a stark contrast between the dark desolate lifeless desert of northern Africa and the Nile River teeming with life along its shores. In the distance... the eastern Mediterranean on a beautiful autumn evening (1-31-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
A night view of the Nile River winding up through the Egyptian desert toward the Mediterranean Sea, and Cairo in the river delta. Such a stark contrast between the dark desolate lifeless desert of northern Africa and the Nile River teeming with life along its shores. In the distance... the eastern Mediterranean on a beautiful autumn evening (1-31-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Progress 39P
Our ‘Progress 39P’ unmanned resupply spaceship on final approach for docking this past Sunday. It was laden with food, fuel, spare parts, and much needed supplies for our orbiting outpost. The greatest gift was just inside the hatch…some bags of fresh fruit and vegetables. Such a wonderful treat after 3 months of eating out of tubes and plastic pouches (9-15-2010)! Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Our ‘Progress 39P’ unmanned resupply spaceship on final approach for docking this past Sunday. It was laden with food, fuel, spare parts, and much needed supplies for our orbiting outpost. The greatest gift was just inside the hatch…some bags of fresh fruit and vegetables. Such a wonderful treat after 3 months of eating out of tubes and plastic pouches (9-15-2010)! Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: view out of the cupola
Wanted to share this view out of the Cupola. We said farewell to our teammates Sasha, Misha and Tracy this weekend and they are safely back on planet Earth. Tracy in quiet reflection of an incredible journey…homeward bound…(9-26-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Wanted to share this view out of the Cupola. We said farewell to our teammates Sasha, Misha and Tracy this weekend and they are safely back on planet Earth. Tracy in quiet reflection of an incredible journey…homeward bound…(9-26-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Soyuz 23s above the Caspian Sea
Soyuz 23S, “Olympus” docked to the nadir side of the Space Station. This will be our ride back home to planet Earth when our work is complete here. Thought I would tweet this view out of the Cupola, as we were passing over the majestic snow-capped Caucuses. The sun rising and reflecting off the Caspian Sea (9-26-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Soyuz 23S, “Olympus” docked to the nadir side of the Space Station. This will be our ride back home to planet Earth when our work is complete here. Thought I would tweet this view out of the Cupola, as we were passing over the majestic snow-capped Caucuses. The sun rising and reflecting off the Caspian Sea (9-26-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Part of the Great Barrier Reef
An explosion of color, motion, and life painted on the canvas of our wonderful world. This is a section of the Great Barrier Reef off the eastern coast of Australia, captured through a 1200mm lens. I think even the great Impressionists would be awestruck with this natural display (8-22-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
An explosion of color, motion, and life painted on the canvas of our wonderful world. This is a section of the Great Barrier Reef off the eastern coast of Australia, captured through a 1200mm lens. I think even the great Impressionists would be awestruck with this natural display (8-22-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Italy by night
The beauty of Italy, on a clear summer night, stretching out into the Mediterranean Sea. You can see many of the beautiful islands lit up and adorning the coastline including Capri, Sicily, and Malta. The city of Naples and Mt. Vesuvius stand out along the coast. Viva Esperia (8-22-2010)! Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
The beauty of Italy, on a clear summer night, stretching out into the Mediterranean Sea. You can see many of the beautiful islands lit up and adorning the coastline including Capri, Sicily, and Malta. The city of Naples and Mt. Vesuvius stand out along the coast. Viva Esperia (8-22-2010)! Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Patagonia glacier
At the southern end of South America lies the jewel of Patagonia. The awe-inspiring beauty of rugged mountains, massive glaciers, fjords, and the open sea collide in a breathtaking display. I have dreams of this place and wonder what it would be like to breathe this air. Pure majesty (8-28-2010)! Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
At the southern end of South America lies the jewel of Patagonia. The awe-inspiring beauty of rugged mountains, massive glaciers, fjords, and the open sea collide in a breathtaking display. I have dreams of this place and wonder what it would be like to breathe this air. Pure majesty (8-28-2010)! Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: The Cupola from the outside
The ‘Cupola’, attached to the nadir side of the Space Station, gives a panoramic view of our beautiful planet. Fyodor took this picture from the window of the Russian Docking Compartment (Airlock). Here I am in the Cupola preparing a camera for our late evening Hurricane Earl flyover…trying to capture the moment…(8-31-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
The ‘Cupola’, attached to the nadir side of the Space Station, gives a panoramic view of our beautiful planet. Fyodor took this picture from the window of the Russian Docking Compartment (Airlock). Here I am in the Cupola preparing a camera for our late evening Hurricane Earl flyover…trying to capture the moment…(8-31-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Greece by night
The Isles of Greece during a clear night pass over Europe. Athens shining brightly along the Mediterranean Sea. A very surreal feeling to view the splendor of this ancient land from outer space (9-4-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
The Isles of Greece during a clear night pass over Europe. Athens shining brightly along the Mediterranean Sea. A very surreal feeling to view the splendor of this ancient land from outer space (9-4-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Florida by night
The Florida peninsula and the southeastern U.S. on the kind of evening that I miss most about our planet. A clear autumn night with moonlight over the water and the sky filled with a billion stars (11-2-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
The Florida peninsula and the southeastern U.S. on the kind of evening that I miss most about our planet. A clear autumn night with moonlight over the water and the sky filled with a billion stars (11-2-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Space Photo: Middle East by night
A clear starry night over the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea . Ancient lands with thousands of years of history stretching from Athens, Greece all the way around the Med to Cairo, Egypt. Storied lands, fabled cities, and alluring islands... Athens - Crete - Rhodes - Izmir - Ankara - Cyprus - Damascus - Beirut - Haifa - Amman - Tel Aviv - Jerusalem - Cairo are beacons on this cool November night. Grace and Peace from the sanctity of space... (11-7-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
A clear starry night over the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea . Ancient lands with thousands of years of history stretching from Athens, Greece all the way around the Med to Cairo, Egypt. Storied lands, fabled cities, and alluring islands... Athens - Crete - Rhodes - Izmir - Ankara - Cyprus - Damascus - Beirut - Haifa - Amman - Tel Aviv - Jerusalem - Cairo are beacons on this cool November night. Grace and Peace from the sanctity of space... (11-7-2010). Space Photo: NASA, Astronaut Wheelock
Απόβαση σε ελληνικά νησιά στο Αιγαίο περιλάμβανε το σχέδιο «Suga»
Απόβαση σε συγκεκριμένα ελληνικά νησιά στο Αιγαίο περιλάμβανε το σχέδιο «Suga» που είχε καταστρώσει το τουρκικό πολεμικό ναυτικό, στο πλαίσιο της επιχείρησης «Βαριοπούλα», η οποία προετοιμάστηκε την περίοδο 2002-2003 στο πλαίσιο των προσπαθειών για αποδυνάμωση και πτώση της κυβέρνησης Ερντογάν, σύμφωνα με δημοσίευμα της τουρκικής εφημερίδας "Γιενί Σαφάκ".
Από την πρώτη στιγμή που αποκαλύφθηκαν στοιχεία γύρω από τη «Βαριοπούλα», είχε διαρρεύσει στον τουρκικό τύπο ότι η όλη επιχείρηση περιλάμβανε την πρόκληση κρίσης με την Ελλάδα, με θερμά επεισόδια στον εναέριο χώρο και στα ύδατα του Αιγαίου.
Η εφημερίδα γράφει ότι έγγραφα που βρέθηκαν στο επιτελείο του Στόλου στο Γκιόλτζουκ, έδειξαν πως η χούντα που ετοίμασε το σχέδιο «Βαριοπούλα» είχε για στόχο την τουρκική απόβαση στις Οινούσσες, τους Φούρνους και τη Λέρο.
Όλα αυτά, μετά από διαταγή του τότε διοικητή του τουρκικού στόλου ναύαρχου Οζντέν Ορνέκ για πρόκληση κρίσης γύρω από τις βραχονησίδες στο Αιγαίο, οι οποίες αποκαλούνται στο έγγραφο, όπως ονομάζονται και επισήμως στην Τουρκία, “νησιά, νησίδες και βραχονησίδες η κυριότητα των οποίων δεν έχει μεταβιβαστεί με συμφωνίες στην Ελλάδα”.
Στην εν λόγω διαταγή ζητείται να συσταθούν οι σχετικές επιτροπές μέχρι τις 3 Μαρτίου 2003, ημέρα κατά την οποία θα γινόταν συζήτηση επί του σχεδίου Βαριοπούλα.
Σύμφωνα με την εφημερίδα, στη συνεδρίαση που έγινε το Δεκέμβριο του 2002 σχετικά με το σχέδιο «Suga» που ήταν το ναυτικό τμήμα της «Βαριοπούλας», προτάθηκε να αξιοποιηθούν οι προστριβές που προκύπτουν ορισμένες φορές μεταξύ τουρκικών και ελληνικών αλιευτικών, γύρω από το νησί Ζουράφα.
Στο δημοσίευμα αναφέρεται επίσης ότι «σκοπός ήταν η πραγματοποίηση εκτεταμένης επιχείρησης με στόχο τη Λέρο, με τη συμμετοχή ναυτικών και αεροπορικών δυνάμεων. Έτσι, θα διασφαλιζόταν η αντίδραση της Ελλάδας και το ξέσπασμα της κρίσης».
Σε έκθεση που γράφτηκε μετά την εν λόγω συνεδρίαση, το Δεκέμβριο του 2002 και φέρει την υπογραφή του αρχιπλοίαρχου Ντενίζ Τζόρα, αναφέρεται σύμφωνα με την εφημερίδα ότι “εκτιμάται πως η ετοιμασία εκτεταμένης επιχείρησης εναντίον της Λέρου, θα προκαλέσει αλλαγή στην κατάσταση επιφυλακής της Ελλάδας”.
Σε άλλη έκθεση των επιτροπών που συστάθηκαν στο πλαίσιο του σχεδίου “Suga”, αναφέρονται και τα ονόματα των νησιών όπου θα γίνει απόβαση. Γίνεται λόγος για τις Οινούσσες, με το σκεπτικό ότι “οι Οινούσσες ελέγχουν από το βορρά το δίαυλο του Τσεσμέ κι από ανατολικά τη Χίο και ως εκ τούτου θα προσφέρουν σημαντικό πλεονέκτημα απέναντι στην Ελλάδα”.
Σε άλλο σημείωμα που φέρει την υπογραφή του αντιπλοίαρχου Ερντίν Ινάλ και συντάχθηκε τον Ιανουάριο του 2003 αναφέρεται ότι στη μονάδα που θα δημιουργηθεί για την επιχείρηση στα νησιά θα πάρει μέρος και μία ομάδα αμφίβιων καταδρομών.
Τέλος στην έκθεση για τη σχετική με το σχέδιο “Suga” συνεδρίαση που έγινε τον Ιανουάριο του 2003, αναφέρεται ότι οι εξελίξεις σχετικά με την κρίση, όμοια με αυτής στα Ίμια, που θα ξεσπάσει, θα διοχετευτούν στα ΜΜΕ.
http://armyalert.blogspot.com/2011/01/suga.html
Ελλάς - Γερμανία : πορείες αντίθετες.Γερμανία σε άνοδο 25% από τις 4 Οκτ 2009 Ελλάς σε πτώση 43% από τις 4 Οκτ 2009
Έτσι λειτουργούν οι περίφημες αγορές που από τον Οκτώβριο του 2009 ''μυρίστηκαν'' ότι κάτι δεν πάει καλά με την Ελλάδα και έστειλαν τις μετοχές του Χ.Α.Α στα Τάρταρα. 8 μήνες μετά ενταχθήκαμε στον μηχανισμό στήριξης ΔΝΤ, ΕΕ, ΕΚΤ και τα υπόλοιπα είναι ιστορία. Το μόνο θετικό (διαγραμματικά) είναι ότι μετά την ένταξη μας τον Μάιο, οι τιμές κινούνται παράλληλα, σαν να περιμένουν κάτι. Είναι αυτό η αναδιάρθρωση του χρέους μας; Είναι κάτι άλλο; Όταν ο αφέτης πυροβολήσει, θα δούμε προς τα που θα εκτοξευτούν οι τιμές. |
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