Get Real! wrote:Robin Hood wrote:I thought we were at last going to see 'The People' fighting back lead by the Greeks. I think the .001% have other ideas. A turning in Greece would not only have destroyed the Eurozone but would have had serious implications for the global banking system and those that profit from it! If only people understood how the iniquitous banking system works ...... no chance now.
What a fucked up thought process!
You just don’t get it do you?
The problem isn’t the existence of loan sharks but
the corrupt idiots who squandered their country’s wealth to the point where they had to apply to these loan sharks! Nobody forced them to sign across the dotted line!
I think we all know what the cause was but before you can deal with the problem you need to power to implement the process of retribution. To do this you need either the backing of the people or the backing of the Army! To me the first option is the preferred. Syriza would have done this by following through on their election promises, which is what they were doing and thus getting the backing and support of the majority of the Greek people.
The confrontation over the debt showed the .001% that the Greeks were prepared to put up a fight, would not be pushed around and were ready for an exit from the Eurozone! This would have set the ball rolling and the Eurozone and the Global monetary system would have been under serious threat. If the US had tried to interfere then Greece could have turned to Russia. Unthinkable for the 001%! Russian bases in Greece and a banking system aligned with the BRICS and Asian economic system ..... NO WAY. Think about it ...... the dollar and the western markets would tumble.
That is why I think SYRIZA, Tsipras, Varoufakis and others in a position of influence were got at and given a warning!
So ..... not fucked up thinking ......... just logical thinking.