Hey Greece, there is no dilemma really

Drachma sounds cooler though

no....it matters

Menudo atontado, me cago en dios. The euro means that they have to accept the politics imposed by de FMI (idk who its said un english)

And with the local currency you can deal with debt however you want whithout any pression or obligation

This is so ignorant. Read up on the situation and you would understand that it is way more complicated than this. As the guest above me stated, it's sort of what the change of currency and the currency itself symbolizes.

Better have the drachma than have the euro which cannot be devalued enough to suit Greece.. Euro was designed to plunder the south from the start..

A little lesson from Iceland would be very helpful here.. Throw those Goldman Sachs bankers in jail