Half of the farm land in Europe is unused because of over production, dude. And if they wanted to use "Greek islands for farmland" (LOLOLOL) they could just buy it. That's not a matter of sovereignty. "A company in charge of collecting taxes"? Herpderp! This is not the US with private prisons and such stupidities. You are writing a real heap of nonsense here.
Lending them more money is giving them a chance to get their stuff on track. Better checks and balances. A greater awareness of civil responsibility of each individual, etc. Basically, the stuff that made Northern Europe (and the US/Canada) economically strong. Look up "Social Capital" if you are interested in development policy.
Lending them more money is giving them a chance to get their stuff on track. Better checks and balances. A greater awareness of civil responsibility of each individual, etc. Basically, the stuff that made Northern Europe (and the US/Canada) economically strong. Look up "Social Capital" if you are interested in development policy.