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bryant.coleman

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Quote from: Lethn on July 05, 2015, 11:35:18 AM

Please let it be a no vote Cheesy

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Lethn, the first exit polls will be out in 15 minutes time. Stay tuned to RT / CNN / BBC.

As per the BBC, we will be having the announcement of the official results by 9:30 pm Greek time (7:30 pm British time).

Here is the official website of the Greek electoral commission, where the live results will be published:

http://ekloges.ypes.gr/current/e/public/index.html?lang=en

And once again, good luck to all the Bitcoin margin traders! Pocket some hefty profit guys!

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Quote from: Lethn on July 05, 2015, 11:35:18 AM

Please let it be a no vote Cheesy

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this NO will not be just amazing push for bitcoin (I hope at least.) but also for Greece itself, because they will finally stop being funded by Germany..

Lethn

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Please let it be a no vote Cheesy

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According to Tim Franks of the BBC, the NO vote seems to be ahead as of 5 pm local time.

https://twitter.com/BBCTimFranks/status/617692276115042305

Tim Franks: Greek journos tell us No vote seems in front with 2 hrs till polls close.

So, should we prepare for Grexit? The first exit polls will be out in one hour from now.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on July 05, 2015, 09:45:05 AM

Quote from: Lethn on July 05, 2015, 09:04:45 AM

Hadn't realised it's today, might have to watch BBC live to see the results, knowing the idiots who vote these people in it's probably going to be a yes.

I am not sure whether BBC will cover the live results or not. Anyway, the polling will be over by 07:00 pm Greek time (5 pm in England). By British time 5:30 pm or so, the initial trends will be clear. We will be getting a clear result by 7 pm British time.

I am hopeful of a NO vote. Yesterday, I was watching the rallies (by both the YES camp and the NO camp) on RT, and it was clear that the one by the NO camp was the bigger one out of the two.

Yeah but that happened with the Scottish referendum where the No side was clearly more energetic and persuasive but then Westminister pulled the old bait and switch and said if they'd vote yes they'd give the scottish parliament more powers and we all know how that went.

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I saw in TV that the ballot paper have to be marked with a cross, not an "X". If they write an X vote is invalid. Someone know if is this true?

bryant.coleman

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Quote from: Lethn on July 05, 2015, 09:04:45 AM

Hadn't realised it's today, might have to watch BBC live to see the results, knowing the idiots who vote these people in it's probably going to be a yes.

I am not sure whether BBC will cover the live results or not. Anyway, the polling will be over by 07:00 pm Greek time (5 pm in England). By British time 5:30 pm or so, the initial trends will be clear. We will be getting a clear result by 7 pm British time.

I am hopeful of a NO vote. Yesterday, I was watching the rallies (by both the YES camp and the NO camp) on RT, and it was clear that the one by the NO camp was the bigger one out of the two.

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Hadn't realised it's today, might have to watch BBC live to see the results, knowing the idiots who vote these people in it's probably going to be a yes.

We're just going to have to wait until the results come in at night, just saw it on the news.

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Quote from: cryptocoiner on July 05, 2015, 08:48:56 AM

LOL, one country less in a European Union then. It will be interesting to watch how European Union's autoryties will deal with that. It will be a problem for eu. Euro may continue falling.

How you can be sure that the Grexit will not trigger a chain reaction? If the Greeks default on loans (and suffer no serious consequences as a result of it), then what stops Spain and Portugal from doing the same? It all depends on how Germany handles this situation. If Greece leaves the Eurozone and survives on its own, then it will encourage the other indebted EU members to doing the same.

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who cares.. we have bitcoin Tongue

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Quote from: chek2fire on July 05, 2015, 07:49:02 AM

We vote no to end with this scam currencies "euro"
We Vote OXI - NO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1I_VGP4gFY

LOL, one country less in a European Union then. It will be interesting to watch how European Union's autoryties will deal with that. It will be a problem for eu. Euro may continue falling.

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In less than 12 hours time, we will get to know the results. 3 out of the 5 latest opinion polls predict a YES win. But I really hope that they vote for NO (Όχι). A YES vote means even more austerity, and indirect slavery to the troika as a result of it. The Greeks should not surrender their sovereignty to anyone else. VOTE NO!

chek2fire

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We Vote NO - OXI

fuck you Soible, Yuncker, Soultz all of them are sacmmer with their scam altcoin euro

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Freedom for Greece! Greetings from Spain.

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We vote no to end with this scam currencies "euro"
We Vote OXI - NO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1I_VGP4gFY

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