Category Archives: Greece

The Personification of Greek Austerity

Posted on 2012-01-24 by Andreas Moser

Greece first cooked its books to enter the Eurozone, then used cheap credit to live beyond its means. A profligate pact by the Greek government and the Greek people expanded the state and ran up deficits and debt. With a … Continue reading →

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Messing with Mythology

Posted on 2010-11-03 by Andreas Moser

Having no inclination for product placement, I still have to tell you what came to my mind when I was shopping for shaving equipment recently. I saw Gillette‘s “HydraGel” (pictured left) innocently sitting on the shelf, and I was just … Continue reading →

Posted in Greece, History, Language, Libya | Tagged | 4 Comments