Paul Roberts

The Eric Metaxas Show

Metaxas Media

Religion & Spirituality

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2018

⏱️ 54 minutes

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The economy of Greece is dying, and fast. Journalist and author Paul Roberts shares the reasons for its decline in his article, “Genocide of the Greek Nation.”

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Eric Mintaxe Show.
0:07.0	Due to budget issues, Eric's been replaced by a cranky secondhand robot named Dr. Nuts and Bults.
0:17.0	He assumed you won't mind, but if sparks shoot out your radio, you'll know why.
0:21.0	So, stand back and now here's Eric 2.0.
0:24.0	A cranky secondhand robot.
0:28.0	Can a robot be cranky?
0:30.0	I like that idea though.
0:32.0	Hey folks, it's the Eric Mintaxe Show.
0:34.0	This is what we like to call hour 2.
0:36.0	It comes right after hour 1 and just before the hour 3 that we typically don't do, just to be very clear with you.
0:44.0	In this hour, I want to talk to somebody who is an expert on economics and on what is happening to the country of Greece.
0:52.0	Very important, if you care about Europe and the West, very important stuff.
0:58.0	But right now I have the joy of a few more minutes with our friend John's Mirac.
1:01.0	John, welcome back.
1:02.0	Hi, Eric, do we on?
1:04.0	Okay, before the beagles wake up, I want to get all this stuff in.
1:07.0	You wrote about at stream.org.
1:11.0	You wrote about the migrant march.
1:13.0	Do we want to talk about that?
1:15.0	I think it's worth talking about.
1:17.0	Well, I mean, you wrote about it. So, what are your thoughts?
1:19.0	No pasaran.
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