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Einde euro-oefening? De Grieken gijzelen euro met een referendum
Geplaatst op: maandag 31 oktober 2011
Door: Gerard Driehuis
Categorie: Economie
Bronnen: Reuters, Ekatherimini, The Times
Nu wordt de chaos dus toch nog compleet. De Griekse regering gaat het EU-akkoord voorleggen aan het volk. "We geloven in het volk, we geloven in het oordeel van het volk."
Er is geen enkele reden om te verwachten dat het volk zal instemmen met een akkoord dat minstens 10 jaar armoede voorspelt en een tijdelijk einde aan de zelfstandigheid.
Volgens een peiling afgelopen zaterdag ziet bijna 60 procent van de Grieken het akkoord van de EU-top voor een nieuw hulppakket van 130 miljard euro als negatief of waarschijnlijk negatief.
Het wordt dus een akkoord om Griekenland te redden zonder de Grieken. Het akkoord dat aan alle problemen een eind ging maken is zelf het probleem geworden.
Mr. Papandreou is dangerous, he tosses Greece's EU membership like a coin in the air," zegt de oppositie. "He cannot govern and instead of withdrawing honorably, he dynamites everything."
Het referendum zou waarschijnlijk plaatsvinden in januari. Dan moeten de schuldeisers van Griekenland intekenen op een kwijtschelding van de Griekse schuld met 50 procent. Critici vrezen dat het referendum dat proces kan doen ontsporen.
Welingelichte Kringen - Einde euro-oefening? De Grieken gijzelen euro met een referendum (http://welingelichtekringen.nl/16189-einde-euro-oefening-de-grieken-gijzelen-euro-met-een-referendum.html)
Zo pleurt het langzaam maar gestaag uit elkaar. Er is geen houden aan. De droom van Europese politici is luchtfietserij gebleken.
Nu alleen nog een zondebok vinden want het is uiteraard niet de schuld van henzelf.
En de rekening? (eh, waar laten we die rekeningen gewoonlijk dan? Aha.....precies bij u!)
Zo pleurt het langzaam maar gestaag uit elkaar. Er is geen houden aan. De droom van Europese politici is luchtfietserij gebleken.
Nu alleen nog een zondebok vinden want het is uiteraard niet de schuld van henzelf.
En de rekening? (eh, waar laten we die rekeningen gewoonlijk dan? Aha.....precies bij u!)
Ik zou zeggen Goldman Sachs... Daar is het mee begonnen...
Volgens mij hoort George Papandreo bij weer zo'n mysterieuze secret society... Hij laat de boel bewust ploffen... De uitkomst van de referendum is toch al bij voorbaat bekend?
Goldman Sachs... Griekenland... Israel... Veel te nauwe banden...
George Papandreou in 2009 Bilderberg Group:
Updates in the Bilderberg Group for 2009 and 2010 Another Bilderberg Group attendee have called for global governance (which is an euphemism for world government). His name is the current Prime Minister of Greece named George Papandreou. He pronounced those words in the COP 15
summit on Thursday of mid December 2009. He stated that: “…at this time, we are
observing the birth of global governance…We must, however, agree to an obligation
and be committed to carrying this out.” The ironic thing is that Papandreou
published a version of the same speech on his own website, but with an altered- but
certainly more revealing- text that: “This is global governance in the making. But we
must agree, and agree to a binding commitment.” He admitted that he was n’t there
only as a Prime Minsiter of Greece, but a representative of the Socialist International.
He supports global taxes, an international carbon tax, green bonds or
transaction taxes, and in his words: “…transforming foreign debt into equal
funds to be used by poor countries for climate change adaptation…”He
attended the Bilderberg Group’s conferences in the years of 1995, 1998, 2000, 2004,
and 2005. He is one of numerous world leaders desiring world governance as an
excuse to promote climate change hysteria. This is extreme, because carbon dioxide
is a natural chemical that plants breathes. Papandreou authored an article for
TheNation titled ‘The Challenge of Global Governance” in which he openly stated:
“While I am pleasantly surprised that socialism is back in vogue, I am also mindful
that it must be reinvented, too…we are calling for greater financial transparency,
more robust regulation, the closing of tax havens, and the creation of a World
Finance Organization to enforce global standards…”
Bilderberger is calling for a world organization to handle our finances. Papandreou went as far as advocating global governance in his speech on May 8,
2003 saying that: “…Creating a new Europe, means creating a new concept of
identity for Europe itself, for all the countries in it and to a certain extent for the
world too. Europe has a unique dimension here. What is happening in this
globalizing world. We are seeing the difficulties of integration into the world system,
into a global village. We are seeing a difficulty in creating global governance…” The
Socialist International like the Bilderberg Group desire world government under
many guises indeed.
Herman Van Rompuy is the new EU President The European Union has decided on its new President. His name is Herman Van Rompuy. He's a member of the Bilderberg Group. The Bilderberg Group promotes globalization and the new world order of course with member David Rockefelller desiring the new world order by his own words. Rompuy is of the establishment by being in the seat of Prime Minister of Belgium. The decision to make Rompuy the new President of the EU was made in a dinner
meeting in Brussels by the leaders of the 27 EU member states. The new positions include; President of the European Council and Foreign Affairs Chief and comes into effects on December 1, 2009. Van Rompuy will take his post as the first president of Europe on
January 1, 2010. The permanent EU President seat was created by the Lisbon Treaty. Then, it was finally ratified by the member states including Ireland that passed it in early October
. Ireland at first refused to give up its sovereignty to the EU in the first referendum. The Irish passed it after the EU used slick tactics like promise of jobs. It's not a secret that Bilderberg meetings are places where candidates are positioned in high places of government. According to ‘De Tijd‘, Van Rompuy attended a Bilderberg dinner in Brussels just days before he was selected as EU president. Rompuy is Roman Catholic. He was educated at the Jesuit Sint-Jan Berchmans College in central Brussels, then studied philosophy and economics at the Catholic University of Leuven. At the meeting Van Rompuy gave a speech about the implementation of new taxes on shopping items (value added tax), airline travel (aviation tax) and petrol stations (fuel duty tax) that will go directly to Brussels as an “EU tax.”
He said: “The possibilities of financial levies at European level must be seriously examined and for the first time the large countries in the union are open to that,”, credit to the newspaper De Tijd. The EU and the Bilderbergers love global carbon taxes and as many taxes as possible in society. The Bilderbergers was created by Vatican agents and Western elitists. Belgium expelled the Jesuits in 1818 and when the Jesuits were expelled form Germany in 1872, they came into Belgium. Further, the Order was expelled from all public and private schools in Belgium in September, 1826 according to Eric Jon Phelps. The new EU President according to Daniel Taylor said that he wants global governance, because of the world financial crisis. He said that: "...2009 is also
the first year of global governance, with the establishment of the G20 in the middle of the financial crisis. The climate conference in Copenhagen is another step towards the global management of our planet..." So, Rompuy is a Jesuit-trained globalist
through and through. Global Governance is a code word for the new world order and global government concretely. Rompuy doesn't want Turkey to be apart of the EU, because Turkey is mostly Muslim and he wants to promote "Christian values." He has the nerve to talk about Christian values when the EU constantly suppresses the liberties of
people in Europe
M.a.w. deze crisis was al voorzien en de pionnen waren al op hun posities gezet toen de crisis al in scene werd gezet...
De financiele crisis waar Goldman Sachs een hoofdrol heeft gespeeld is nodig om financiele hervormingen door te voeren die moeten lijden tot een Globale Financiele World Bank...
Op deze wijze wil men de grip op het levensbloed van alle naties krijgen... Door grip te hebben op de financien heeft men grip op alles....
Eerst waren de nationale banken aan de beurt... Nu ligt de ambitie op het niveau van een globale wereld bank...
Flashback:
- Greek Central Bank Accused of Encouraging Naked Short Selling of Greek Bonds (Financial Times)
And remember that the biggest Greek CDS speculator has been the state-controlled Hellenic Post Bank with help from (Yes, you’ve guessed it!) Goldman Sachs:
- State-controlled Hellenic Post Bank (TT) bet against Greece (Kathimerini)
- Fragwürdige Finanzgeschäfte Griechen wetten auf eigene Pleite (Sueddeutsche Zeitung)
The state-controlled Hellenic Post Bank was betting on Greece going bankrupt!
What will happen if Greece dafaults:
- Here Is What Happens After Greece Defaults
Solution:
- Former Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: Revolution is the Only Answer (For Greece, Ireland etc.)
- Accusations of Treason in the Greek Parliament (Covering Delta):
Leaving aside for a moment the obvious questions of criminality and treason that have arisin from the details of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Greek government and the Troika (IMF/EU/ECB), which concedes total sovereign authority of the Greek state over the fate of its own citizens to foreign banks, let us turn to recent allegations made in Parliament against the Prime Minister of Greece himself, George Papandreou.
Recently, in an interview on Greek television, Member of Parliament for New Democracy, Mr. Panos Kammenos, made allegations that if true, could very well constitute treason for the Greek Prime Minister, members of his staff and possibly members of his own family. These allegations were repeated by Mr. Kammenos on the floor of parliament and given support by the leader of LAOS, Mr. George Karatzaferis. These allegations are therefore, not made lightly, and have now been plainly put forth before the Greek people. They can no longer be ignored, and the Prime Minister is obliged to respond to them.
The gist of the allegations rest on the charge by Mr. Kammenos, that the Greek Prime Minister, Mr. George Papandreou and members of his team, presided over the sale of 1.3 billion dollars worth of credit default swap contracts (CDS on Greek sovereign debt) on or around December of 2009, shortly after coming to power. The 1.3 billion dollars worth of insurance protecting against a Greek default was bought during the spring and summer of the same year, by the Hellenic Postbank, a public banking arm of the Greek government. It is unclear what the intentions of the Postbank were when it purchased the credit protection. Clearly, the previous government that was in power at the time (New Democracy or N.D.) understood that Greece was headed towards a fiscal crisis, otherwise they would not have purchased the insurance. However, we do not know if the move was initially made with the intention of reaping private profit, or simply as a hedge by the government itself against it’s own default.
[*Note: I have been made aware of a possible discrepancy between the numbers cited by Mr. Kammenos and those cited by Mr. Tombras in his law suit. Specifically, the subject at issue is the notional value of the CDS purchased and then sold by Hellenic Postbank. The size of the bank's balance sheet would not warrant as large a hedge as the 60 billion in notional CDS (implied by Kammenos), which would imply that either the bank was net-short it's own government's debt, or that some mistake has been made by those looking over the books. This would affect the profit potential for the position, but would not change the fundamental fact that insurance protection was sold from public to private hands. - i.e. it has no bearing on the allegations]
Leaving this uncertainty aside for now, we know that, so long as the credit protection remained at the Hellenic Postbank of Greece, the CDS contracts would function as insurance against the type of “credit events” that would transpire over the following twelve months. Indeed, the very insurance that was being held in public coffers by the Hellnic Postbank, is today worth approximately 27 billion dollars according to numbers cited by Mr. Kammenos on multiple occaisions. Considering that Greece is now under duress to raise collateral for its “bailout” money, 27 billion dollars would go a long way towards preventing the privatization and sale of the nation’s assets to foreigners (this figure assumes a partial default and subsequent payout). Unfortunately, the Greek government is no longer in possession of this 27 billion worth of CDS, because it sold them in December of 2009, for a paltry 40 million dollar profit. The contracts were sold to a private firm for “high net-worth individuals” founded in 2009, by the name of IJ Partners.
IJ Partners, based in Geneva, has a number of well-known Greeks who serve as either managing partners or members of the board, including former IMF economist Miranda Xafa (who intermediated Greece’s dealings with the IMF), former CEO of Piraeus Bank (one of the banks named in a law suit as shorting Greek government bonds during the period in question) and Theodore Margellos, the infamous exporter accused of falsely passing off imported corn from Kosovo as Greek produce. I should also note that the firm’s Vice President, Mr. Jose-Maria-Figueres, shares board membership on a separate NGO with none other than the Prime Minister’s own brother, Mr. Andreas Papandreou Jr.
Unfortunately, the story gets much worse. Around the time that the Hellenic Postbank of Greece sold these CDS to IJ Partners, the Prime Minister’s office was consulting with the International Monetary Fund about how to proceed with what eventually would become the notorious 110 billion dollar Greek bailout package. News of these discussions had not yet leaked, and the Prime Minister had yet to address parliament on the matter. In addition, credit markets had yet to uncover the extent of the impairment to Greece’s national balance sheet, as the country’s bonds were still trading at below 200 basis points spreads from German bunds. In practical terms, this meant that anyone fortunate enough to have bought Greek CDS during this period would be in a position to make an absolute fortune. It also means that anyone who owned, or had a stake in Greek CDS stood to benefit directly from either a Greek default, or the perception that a default was increasingly possible, since this would drive up the price of credit protection, and thus the value of Greek CDS.
Implicit in these most recent and quite damming accusations therefore, is that the Prime Minister not only arranged for, facilitated and possibly forced the sale of a national asset (the 1.3 billion in CDS that would turn into 27 billion – a roughly 2,700% gain – if the type of partial default priced in by markets were, in fact, to occur) to a private firm that he or members of his family had a personal stake in, but that he also did so during a period where he knew that the value of this asset would rise substantially. In fact, his own words and actions had the potential to positively affect the outcome.
If you will recall, it was during this time that George Papandreou decried the role of speculators in driving up the yields on Greek debt, by trading the very CDS contracts that he has now been accused of selling (and possibly buying through IJ Partners). Rising bond yields caused by such speculation single-handedly pushed Greece into the clutches of the IMF. If it were not for being priced out of the bond market, Greece would not be in the position that it finds itself in today.
And yet, in addition to all the things that I just mentioned, during this period where Greek bonds were being sold short (in some cases using naked short selling) by the major banking institutions in Europe and the United States (including Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, RBS, HSBC, UBS, Deutsche Bank, Societe General, etc.), the Central Bank of Greece quite curiously decided to change the legal settlement period for shorting government bonds from 3 days to 10 DAYS. This had the ostensible effect of aiding naked short sellers who were able to keep their positions against Greek national debt open longer, thus driving down the price of the country’s bonds, spiking it’s yields, and pumping up the price of Greek CDS.
The criminal implications of this accusation are so immense that I cannot begin to contemplate what the punishment should be if it were proven to be true. What I can say is that Mr. Kammenos, despite the fact that he has put himself in a very precarious position by exposing this fraud in the public domain, is NOT THE ONLY ONE MAKING THE ACCUSATION. In fact, I had first read about the role of the Central Bank of Greece in this entire affair from a legal document produced by Dr. Kyriakos Tombras and Mr. George Noulas over 1 year ago. Unfortunately, the allegations seemed so damning that, at the time, I had a hard time coming to grips with their implications.
Normally, I would not proceed to give an opinion on this matter, considering that it is an issue for the courts. However, given the extent of corruption in Greece, and the urgency of the moment (new terms are being negotiated as we speak that could lead to further destruction of the Greek Nation), I must concede that I find the accusations more than just plausible. I find them highly probably, for all the reasons that I have cited above. The implication of false accusation by Mr. Kammenos, Dr. Kyriakos and others is far too damning, the details far too lucid and the silence of Mr. Papandreou all too deafening for these allegations not to have merit. As I said before, this is not the first time that we have heard of these accusations, and in all that time, their substance has not once, to my knowledge at least, been addressed by the Prime Minister, George Papandreou. At the very least, something feels very wrong here. If Mr. Papandreou himself was not involved in these actions, then he should know who is. Transactions of this magnitude do not simply go unnoticed to senior members of government.
This is a very urgent moment for the country. Terms of national surrender are being negotiated abroad as we speak that have existential implications for Greece herself. Her borders, her mineral and resource rights and the social and culture lining of her very womb are at stake. The Greek military budget is being gutted under the terms of the memorandum, just as Turkish ships are reportedly increasing their oil and gas exploration efforts off the Aegean coast and as the EU has moved to, yet again, challenge the national borders of Greece with the recognition of the European Federation of Western Turks of Thrace. The groundwork is being laid for the existential destruction of the Greek nation through diplomacy, debt, and who knows, even physical occupation at some point in the not to distant future.
This cannot stand. Greeks cannot and must not allow this treason to stand any longer. The memorandum signed in May of last year is null and void. It was treasonously conceived and illegally passed in direct violation of the Greek constitution. Our government cannot be trusted, and many of our “leaders” may very well be working on behalf of their own best interests and on behalf of the interests of foreign agents intent on stripping Greece of the VERY SOVEREIGNTY that her founders worked so tirelessly to ensure during the revolution against Ottoman rule and subsequent German occupation.
I don’t know what else to say. There is nothing left to say. Defiance is the only course of action left at this point. Greeks cannot trust their own leaders to protect that which is rightfully theirs. George Papandreou wishes to return from this weekend’s negotiations bearing “gifts” from the Troika that are nothing but ticking time bombs. The man is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Our country is being sold down the Rhine for morsels of bread.
I cannot stand to watch this continue for any longer.
- Accusations of Treason in the Greek Parliament (Covering Delta):
Leaving aside for a moment the obvious questions of criminality and treason that have arisin from the details of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Greek government and the Troika (IMF/EU/ECB), which concedes total sovereign authority of the Greek state over the fate of its own citizens to foreign banks, let us turn to recent allegations made in Parliament against the Prime Minister of Greece himself, George Papandreou.
Recently, in an interview on Greek television, Member of Parliament for New Democracy, Mr. Panos Kammenos, made allegations that if true, could very well constitute treason for the Greek Prime Minister, members of his staff and possibly members of his own family. These allegations were repeated by Mr. Kammenos on the floor of parliament and given support by the leader of LAOS, Mr. George Karatzaferis. These allegations are therefore, not made lightly, and have now been plainly put forth before the Greek people. They can no longer be ignored, and the Prime Minister is obliged to respond to them.
The gist of the allegations rest on the charge by Mr. Kammenos, that the Greek Prime Minister, Mr. George Papandreou and members of his team, presided over the sale of 1.3 billion dollars worth of credit default swap contracts (CDS on Greek sovereign debt) on or around December of 2009, shortly after coming to power. The 1.3 billion dollars worth of insurance protecting against a Greek default was bought during the spring and summer of the same year, by the Hellenic Postbank, a public banking arm of the Greek government. It is unclear what the intentions of the Postbank were when it purchased the credit protection. Clearly, the previous government that was in power at the time (New Democracy or N.D.) understood that Greece was headed towards a fiscal crisis, otherwise they would not have purchased the insurance. However, we do not know if the move was initially made with the intention of reaping private profit, or simply as a hedge by the government itself against it’s own default.
[*Note: I have been made aware of a possible discrepancy between the numbers cited by Mr. Kammenos and those cited by Mr. Tombras in his law suit. Specifically, the subject at issue is the notional value of the CDS purchased and then sold by Hellenic Postbank. The size of the bank's balance sheet would not warrant as large a hedge as the 60 billion in notional CDS (implied by Kammenos), which would imply that either the bank was net-short it's own government's debt, or that some mistake has been made by those looking over the books. This would affect the profit potential for the position, but would not change the fundamental fact that insurance protection was sold from public to private hands. - i.e. it has no bearing on the allegations]
Leaving this uncertainty aside for now, we know that, so long as the credit protection remained at the Hellenic Postbank of Greece, the CDS contracts would function as insurance against the type of “credit events” that would transpire over the following twelve months. Indeed, the very insurance that was being held in public coffers by the Hellnic Postbank, is today worth approximately 27 billion dollars according to numbers cited by Mr. Kammenos on multiple occaisions. Considering that Greece is now under duress to raise collateral for its “bailout” money, 27 billion dollars would go a long way towards preventing the privatization and sale of the nation’s assets to foreigners (this figure assumes a partial default and subsequent payout). Unfortunately, the Greek government is no longer in possession of this 27 billion worth of CDS, because it sold them in December of 2009, for a paltry 40 million dollar profit. The contracts were sold to a private firm for “high net-worth individuals” founded in 2009, by the name of IJ Partners.
IJ Partners, based in Geneva, has a number of well-known Greeks who serve as either managing partners or members of the board, including former IMF economist Miranda Xafa (who intermediated Greece’s dealings with the IMF), former CEO of Piraeus Bank (one of the banks named in a law suit as shorting Greek government bonds during the period in question) and Theodore Margellos, the infamous exporter accused of falsely passing off imported corn from Kosovo as Greek produce. I should also note that the firm’s Vice President, Mr. Jose-Maria-Figueres, shares board membership on a separate NGO with none other than the Prime Minister’s own brother, Mr. Andreas Papandreou Jr.
Unfortunately, the story gets much worse. Around the time that the Hellenic Postbank of Greece sold these CDS to IJ Partners, the Prime Minister’s office was consulting with the International Monetary Fund about how to proceed with what eventually would become the notorious 110 billion dollar Greek bailout package. News of these discussions had not yet leaked, and the Prime Minister had yet to address parliament on the matter. In addition, credit markets had yet to uncover the extent of the impairment to Greece’s national balance sheet, as the country’s bonds were still trading at below 200 basis points spreads from German bunds. In practical terms, this meant that anyone fortunate enough to have bought Greek CDS during this period would be in a position to make an absolute fortune. It also means that anyone who owned, or had a stake in Greek CDS stood to benefit directly from either a Greek default, or the perception that a default was increasingly possible, since this would drive up the price of credit protection, and thus the value of Greek CDS.
Implicit in these most recent and quite damming accusations therefore, is that the Prime Minister not only arranged for, facilitated and possibly forced the sale of a national asset (the 1.3 billion in CDS that would turn into 27 billion – a roughly 2,700% gain – if the type of partial default priced in by markets were, in fact, to occur) to a private firm that he or members of his family had a personal stake in, but that he also did so during a period where he knew that the value of this asset would rise substantially. In fact, his own words and actions had the potential to positively affect the outcome.
If you will recall, it was during this time that George Papandreou decried the role of speculators in driving up the yields on Greek debt, by trading the very CDS contracts that he has now been accused of selling (and possibly buying through IJ Partners). Rising bond yields caused by such speculation single-handedly pushed Greece into the clutches of the IMF. If it were not for being priced out of the bond market, Greece would not be in the position that it finds itself in today.
And yet, in addition to all the things that I just mentioned, during this period where Greek bonds were being sold short (in some cases using naked short selling) by the major banking institutions in Europe and the United States (including Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, RBS, HSBC, UBS, Deutsche Bank, Societe General, etc.), the Central Bank of Greece quite curiously decided to change the legal settlement period for shorting government bonds from 3 days to 10 DAYS. This had the ostensible effect of aiding naked short sellers who were able to keep their positions against Greek national debt open longer, thus driving down the price of the country’s bonds, spiking it’s yields, and pumping up the price of Greek CDS.
The criminal implications of this accusation are so immense that I cannot begin to contemplate what the punishment should be if it were proven to be true. What I can say is that Mr. Kammenos, despite the fact that he has put himself in a very precarious position by exposing this fraud in the public domain, is NOT THE ONLY ONE MAKING THE ACCUSATION. In fact, I had first read about the role of the Central Bank of Greece in this entire affair from a legal document produced by Dr. Kyriakos Tombras and Mr. George Noulas over 1 year ago. Unfortunately, the allegations seemed so damning that, at the time, I had a hard time coming to grips with their implications.
Normally, I would not proceed to give an opinion on this matter, considering that it is an issue for the courts. However, given the extent of corruption in Greece, and the urgency of the moment (new terms are being negotiated as we speak that could lead to further destruction of the Greek Nation), I must concede that I find the accusations more than just plausible. I find them highly probably, for all the reasons that I have cited above. The implication of false accusation by Mr. Kammenos, Dr. Kyriakos and others is far too damning, the details far too lucid and the silence of Mr. Papandreou all too deafening for these allegations not to have merit. As I said before, this is not the first time that we have heard of these accusations, and in all that time, their substance has not once, to my knowledge at least, been addressed by the Prime Minister, George Papandreou. At the very least, something feels very wrong here. If Mr. Papandreou himself was not involved in these actions, then he should know who is. Transactions of this magnitude do not simply go unnoticed to senior members of government.
This is a very urgent moment for the country. Terms of national surrender are being negotiated abroad as we speak that have existential implications for Greece herself. Her borders, her mineral and resource rights and the social and culture lining of her very womb are at stake. The Greek military budget is being gutted under the terms of the memorandum, just as Turkish ships are reportedly increasing their oil and gas exploration efforts off the Aegean coast and as the EU has moved to, yet again, challenge the national borders of Greece with the recognition of the European Federation of Western Turks of Thrace. The groundwork is being laid for the existential destruction of the Greek nation through diplomacy, debt, and who knows, even physical occupation at some point in the not to distant future.
This cannot stand. Greeks cannot and must not allow this treason to stand any longer. The memorandum signed in May of last year is null and void. It was treasonously conceived and illegally passed in direct violation of the Greek constitution. Our government cannot be trusted, and many of our “leaders” may very well be working on behalf of their own best interests and on behalf of the interests of foreign agents intent on stripping Greece of the VERY SOVEREIGNTY that her founders worked so tirelessly to ensure during the revolution against Ottoman rule and subsequent German occupation.
I don’t know what else to say. There is nothing left to say. Defiance is the only course of action left at this point. Greeks cannot trust their own leaders to protect that which is rightfully theirs. George Papandreou wishes to return from this weekend’s negotiations bearing “gifts” from the Troika that are nothing but ticking time bombs. The man is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Our country is being sold down the Rhine for morsels of bread.
I cannot stand to watch this continue for any longer.
M.a.w. die George Papandreou slaat als bovenstaande waar is 2 vliegen in 1 klap... Hij heeft via het dekmantel bedrijf wat de CDS heeft gekocht die inmiddels een rendement van 2700% hebben een fortuin bij elkaar geschraapt en heeft ook zijn Bilderberg vriendjes een stap dichterbij het doel van een Globaal Fianceel Systeem geholpen...
De bedoeling natuurlijk is dat het Europees Financieel Systeem wat bestaat uit Nationale Financiele Systemen op de knieën te dwingen zodat er hulp van buiten komt die op voorwaarde van een Globaal Financieel Systeem te hulp schiet ten koste van een Nationaal Financieel Systeem....
Zie daar... Het Globale Financiele Systeem is geboren... Nu kan dit Financieel Systeem de hele wereld Belasting Opleggen en heel veel burgers uitmelken...
Tel uit je winst...
http://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=tower%20bable%20financial%20crisis&source=web&cd=2&sqi=2&ved=0CC8QFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Frobindcmatthews.com%2Fpubdocs%2Fd ocuments%2F1%2Foriginal_THE%2520FINANCIAL%2520TOWE R%2520OF%2520BABLE%2520ROOTS%2520OF%2520CRISIS-1.pdf&ei=Pc2wTvmgNoW0-QbW2d26Ag&usg=AFQjCNGURzr1s3g15oKyaiUCbX4mRN-Pmg&cad=rja
http://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=tower%20bable%20financial%20crisis&source=web&cd=2&sqi=2&ved=0CC8QFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Frobindcmatthews.com%2Fpubdocs%2Fd ocuments%2F1%2Foriginal_THE%2520FINANCIAL%2520TOWE R%2520OF%2520BABLE%2520ROOTS%2520OF%2520CRISIS-1.pdf&ei=Pc2wTvmgNoW0-QbW2d26Ag&usg=AFQjCNGURzr1s3g15oKyaiUCbX4mRN-Pmg&cad=rja
Jij hebt vast dat hele rapport uitvoerig bestudeerd.