
The Hidden Threat of this Greek Situation



Me, Oh My!
And just like that: the geopolitical tornado sweeping Europe, just turned into a monstrous, F4 funnel!
Just when you thought, “gee, things couldn’t get much worse for the Eurozone,”……ole Zeus throws down a few streaks of lightning from his padded loft on Olympus, just to shake things up! As I wrote about several weeks ago, the snap-election in Greece was bound to be a barn-burner, and boy, but those Greeks sure delivered!
Not only did the talk of “peaking too soon” not occur for the Euro-nightmare party, “Syriza”, but the opposite turned out to be true, as their leadership rode the Hellespont’s wave of anger and discontent, to coast to a handy victory. In fact, they managed to mobilize the vote in adequate droves that will be sure to have every nervous banker from Syracuse to London, from Warsaw to Dublin, heavily biting on every last one of these:
Ack! No, no, I didn’t mean that kind of…..well, hmm, actually brothers, many banksters may actually consider biting quite a few of those kinds of nails too, before this is done! I mean, geez, we’re waaaaay past the fingernail-biting stage…that was soooo 2012!
This election spells absolute disaster for the banking and political establishment in Brussels. For the avowed, banking technocrats, like Mr. Van Rumpoy, Jose Barroso, and Mario Draghi, the fear and loathing is only just beginning.
But, please don’t just take my word for it! Let’s meet the fresh, new face, who’ll be sitting smack dab, in the middle of Syntagma Square, and hear the kind of things already being promised by the newly-elected government of Greece, shall we?
Meet Syriza’s Figurehead
This is Mr. Alexis Tsipras, leader of the “hard-left coalition’s” Syriza party, not to mention, the brand new Prime Minister of Greece, and all at 40 years of age! Mr. Tsipras is a busy bee these days.
Ever since his younger years, when he joined the Young Communist Society in the late 1980’s, he’s dreamed of this day.
Oh, and I know what you’re thinking brothers:
“Huh, communism, really? Hasn’t that completely been debunked after every major power who’s tried it, basically turned into a 3rd world country? At least, economically?”
You’d think that by now, wouldn’t you? What with old Maduro-run Venezuela being the latest failure, (needing his own Chinese-flavored bail-out)…but I assure you, that this man is the genuine, communist article. I mean come on, when you’ve gone and named a son after Che Guevara, you know that the guy probably means what he’s saying.
His favorite leisurely activities nowadays include: soccer, summoning fiery infernos upon the Troika’s hopes and dreams for a Europe which is of, by, and for the bankers, and just plain giving Chancellor Angela Merkel as many ulcers as possible!
As for the last one, let me assure you, he’s off to a running start. He promised that his campaign’s victory spells the end of “the vicious cycle of austerity for Europe”. He said that their win meant a “victory over the Troika”, and that he means to “end the bail-out agreements”, if the entire thing can’t be renegotiated on terms that are much more favorable to Greece.
“Well, Watchman, that may be his own blunt brand of politics, but I’m sure he’s just a reasonable fellow, who’s just saying what he needs to in order to win over the austerity-beaten Greek populace.”
It’s not just his brand of politics, friend. This is the Syriza brand of politics. Just read these following quotes from his finance minister, one Mr. Varoufakis:
So I say this clearly: “Death is preferable. “The real deficit in Greece, it is a dignity deficit. It is because of this lack of dignity that we have accepted stupid measures and this has fueled a vicious cycle of indignity which itself maintains discontent, fear and resentment. All this is not good. We must regain our dignity, spirit, October 28, 1940 made us say “no” to the ultimatum of Mussolini’s Italy. At this time, we do not have the means to say “no” and yet we did. (Note: 28 October 1940, the Greek dictator Metaxas refused by a “no”…to the Italian ultimatum. In the war that followed, the Greeks pushed the Italian army. ). We must recapture the spirit of 28 October.”
Clearly, these folks are just a fluffy bunch of “go along to get alongs”!
This man’s aim isn’t just to “destroy the Greek oligarchic system”, but to undo the present financial balance of power in “Greater Europe”.
Just check out the leader of “Podemos”, the Spanish answer to Syriza, who is now trying to ride the coattails of Tsipras, and aiming to either renegotiate or default on Spain’s Troika arrangements as well!
“Well, Watchman, it could be worse for Brussels! I mean, after all the votes were tallied, it appears that Syriza’s margin of victory, though large, was just a smidgen under what was needed to secure an outright majority, right?”
Wrong. Abandon hope, ye Troika who enter here!
For just several minutes ago, this news came across the wire:
“Syriza forms a governing coalition, with the party, “Independent Greeks”, the populist-Right party.”
Who are the “Independent Greeks”? Just think of the Independent Greeks, as the Mediterranean answer to Nigel Farage’s UKIP! I’m sure you’ll recall how thrilled Mr. Farage has been toward the bailouts and the Troika itself. The Independent Greeks’ 13 seats, tallied with the 149 seats of Syriza will work out to a clear majority, and pave the way for Mr. Tsipras to climb those Syntagma steps, and get crackin’!
Mr. Tsipras has wasted no time, either! Folks are literally shocked at how quickly Tsipras has been able to cobble together a coalition with others, on a piecemeal basis, as he’s shrewdly moved to find key issues that he could come together with each party on. He’s able to wheel and deal, and get the ball rolling. This man’s first test as a mover and shaker, has been passed with flying colors.
Bank shares on the Greek stock market took a monkey-hammering at the news of an outright Syriza win. For example, at one point, Piraeus was down 16%(but recovered somewhat after the coalition deal was announced).
This all has Brussels very, very worried, too. As commentator Duncan Weldon has observed,
“The key question has been: will Syriza moderate policies post election? Coalition with the Independent Greeks suggests the answer is ‘no'”.
My gut tells me that he may very well be right on this.
Merkel’s Game Plan
Let’s all be up front here about one thing: the entire E.U., whether functional or not, has been solely the result of Germany’s own posturing. If Chancellor Merkel hadn’t been for at least the short-term, ongoing E.U. arrangement, then it would not have survived. Merkel has been the force behind the deals, behind the bailouts, and behind the will to trudge forward, despite the obstacles.
I believe Mrs. Merkel will talk tough, and act as if she and the German faction are still in control of the situation. She’ll be trying to talk a good game, and convince the newly-elected Greek government that she holds the cards, but believe me brothers:
She doesn’t! The tiny Greek coalition government holds all the cards here.
Up until now, Merkel’s stance on renegotiation has been one of stalwart opposition. She knows that the moment they approve a much-reduced, “Austerity Lite”, that every other member of the PIIGS will cry “Fowl!”.
What about Spain? They’re still in a bonafide depression, right? Do ya think they’ll be gung-ho to carry on with that yoke on their shoulders, if Greece gets off easily? What about the poor Irish who suffered so much under bankster deals, all to keep Anglo-Irish Bank from being properly liquidated in the manner it should’ve been?
Every.Single.One. of these countries will be up in arms, each demanding their own, more lenient bailout terms, if Greece is successful here.
The E.U. Understands the Real Threat
What will Merkel do though? Tell them no?!
Hardly.
In the end, I believe this coalition will outlast her, and insist on their way(and win), by reminding Brussels of what they have to gain by leaving the E.U. We’re not talking a simple end to the austerity, by returning to the drachma, either.
Brothers, let me remind you of Russia’s very recent(and generous) offer to lift the food import ban for the Greeks, should they leave the E.U. Putin knows exactly where his leverage is, and he’s been keen to let them know, that if Europe doesn’t want Greece, then Russia and Eurasia most certainly do!
One unseen risk in all this, that I wish to remind our readers of(that literally no one else has been talking about) is that Southern Europe and much of the balkans, while nominally “part of the west” in lip service, is really a long-lost religious remnant of the Eastern world. The medieval Orthodox world was born from the Orthodox Byzantine empire, which stretched from Asia Minor, all the way through the Balkans, and westward as far as Serbia!
Here, lemme show you this map:
The Greeks, who have always had a great deal in common with Russia, are religiously cut from the same Orthodox cloth. Both Russia and Greece represent ancient civilizations, which were formed by Constantinople.
Notice in that map how Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia, and even parts of Bosnia all have the same religious lineage, and who have all felt for centuries, that they’ve been a “fish out of water” within Catholic Europe. With the exception of Romania, there is almost a direct, ecumenical “land bridge” connecting Russia to the balkans(remember, Ukraine is very much Orthodox).
“Watchman, I think you’re making too big a deal out of this religious angle!”
Maybe, but ask yourself: what would a Grexit mean for Russia and the Orthodox world?
A Grexit would serve to re-establish an autonomous, independent, Orthodox foothold on the European continent(which Russia would quickly make a key partner).
A Grexit would thereby effectively create a symbiotic relationship between Greece and Russia, creating an economic and cultural “magnetic pull” upon the rest of Orthodox Southern Europe, and drawing them to parts further East(further into Russia’s sphere of influence).
A Grexit would be a dream come true for Moscow, as it would take the by-gone dream of a geographically unified, pan-Orthodox world(as well as the entire Eurasian trade zone) one huge step closer to reality.
Trust me, if Greece leaves Europe, they’ll find a most hearty reception in Eurasia, as it will basically be a religious homecoming!
And what of Orthodox Bulgaria? Do you think that maybe the Bulgarians are feeling more than a tad bit slighted, after being forced to give up Southstream to the Turks(their historic enemies) by Brussels and DC? There is so much going on here, that 99% of commentators are totally missing.
Look, I understand that some of you are not religious, but when we’re talking about geopolitics and the make-up of civilization itself, do not underestimate the important reality of religious considerations that come into play here.
Besides….
Merkel doesn’t want Greece(and all their newly-discovered hydro-carbon reserves) to slip through her fingers.
With Russia acquiring a huge, new energy boon in the unification with Crimea, Europe’s list of friends with untapped, extensive hydrocarbon reserves is growing rather thin!
Conclusion
Whew! By golly, but new troubles seem to pile up by the day for the E.U. ruling order!
I mean, doesn’t it just seem like last week that Draghi starting waxing about nearly a trillion Euros of QE per year? Sheesh!
Wait a minute…
It was just last week!
The troubles of Europe are now so big, and so nuanced, that each new one, makes you almost forget the previous one! How many folks do you think are talking about Draghi’s QE now? They’ll all be talking about Greece for weeks, and I’m sure that Mario is very grateful to Greece for taking the heat and attention off of him.
I’ve laid out a few “hidden” considerations that some of the elite in Europe are quite cognizant of, and though most of them talk about those things as unimportant, they are the most important long-term considerations in all of this.
I advise Merkel, and all others, who’d scoff at the idea of a “Grexit” as “impossible” or “beyond the pale”, to tone those thoughts down, and work with Greek leadership on new terms.
For if I recall correctly, the Greeks, over the course of their long history, have been known to occasionally stage just such an “impossible” surprise…
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The Hidden Threat of this Greek Situation | Media Unveiled
January 26, 2015., 2:32 pm •
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Vinnie
January 28, 2015., 12:00 am •
Watchman..you have a great understanding of Greek geopolitics. I am Greek btw. ..Grexit might come much sooner than some of us thought. Also...the great realignment eastwards has started already. Amen.. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-27/greece-begins-great-pivot-toward-russia
thewealthwatchman
January 28, 2015., 9:16 am •
Thanks sir, I do hope they can carve out for themselves, just such a new start, with new partners and trade agreements. Lord knows that Europe sure hasn't treated Greece well at all. They can do better! Thanks for your thoughts, and I hope you'll stick around as a shield brother. -WW
Hugo
January 26, 2015., 2:35 pm •
Hi WW, hope you are better. This post sums up the mess pretty well. Interesting times for sure. No worries, I certainly get the religious part for sure. By the way, have a look at the map and imagine what happens to Europe when the Greeks succeed and the Bulgerians follow suit as you rightly speculate. Right, Iam sure the Russians have motive to ask them not to build the pipeline to the EU. On the sanctions front.... Seems Merkel is starting to fold since she offered a deal on free trade to the Russians in exchange for peace there. Regards, Hugo
thewealthwatchman
January 26, 2015., 3:01 pm •
Hey friend, I'm feeling much better, and glad to be back to patrolling these threads! Yes, I've thought about this a long time....and while there are a great many monetary reasons to want to keep things together from the bankster perspective(derivative fallout, currency, banking and equity risk)...all of Southeast Europe is Orthodox. They've basically been cut off from the base of operations, since 1453! I think this is a most important angle in what's to transpire. I hope Merkel's peace offering on a free trade deal to Russia is clinched, as this is absolutely the only way to go. Everybody wins that way! Well, except maybe DC and Langley! By the way...it appears, if things continue this way, that the new russians could take Mariupol soon, and if they do....they could go all the way to Odessa(it's all historically and culturally Russian anyways)....and this would basically land-lock the remainder of Ukraine, while bringing Russia to the footsteps of Moldova. I think this bears watching. Thanks for the encouragement! -WW
Hugo
January 26, 2015., 4:18 pm •
Good to see you back on your feet my friend. I agree that the improving relations between Russia and that part of Europe is a threath to DC and Langley now (that is the CIA right?) but is indeed a very long stuggle spanning centuries. They are losing as the train arriving from China via Russia arrived in Spain a few weeks ago. I recommend this interview with miss Austin Fits by Greg hunter. A very unique view on the flow of the direction we are on including Ukraine and the mess in the middle east. In her thoughts, then new silk roads the USA wants to control or stop otherwise (hence the mess in the middle east). http://usawatchdog.com/lawless-leaders-changing-the-world-catherine-austin-fitts/. Agreed with you that the situation in Ukraine is worth watching to say the least. I hear it is brewing in the Baltic States. Big Russian minorities there as well including economic hardship and lucky 2/3ths of them 3 countries gotten the Euro after the austerity so they can take on some of the bailing (sarc but no kidding). In short, yeah I hope the deal goes on. Putin made an offer in that same direction in 2010 if I recall the year well. Regards, Hugo
thewealthwatchman
January 27, 2015., 8:37 am •
Well, I'm sorta back on my feet, not totally out of the woods, but getting there. :) Yes, Langley, Virginia is where the CIA is.....my people have had to suffer under the Feds' occupation in ways like that for far too long. I'm glad to see signs that perhaps Germany doesn't wanna go down with the sinking ship, hopefully much of Europe follows in those steps. -WW
Hugo
January 26, 2015., 2:50 pm •
Darn, guess we both are wrong WW, gold and silver are down big time on all of this news so it cannot be important (sarc and lol). Regards, Hugo
thewealthwatchman
January 26, 2015., 3:03 pm •
Haha, actually, Hugo, no joke here....the first piece I started writing yesterday was titled(why I haven't bought silver yet this year)....and it was laying the case for an imminent attack. I fully expect the enemy to try to take silver back down to at least the 15's. We shall see. Gold may dip to low 1200s or lower still. Either way, it's just more metal for those of us who know better. Bring it on, til they're entirely out! I still may write that piece yet for Wednesday, we shall see. -WW P.S.- I also saw your note on Orlov, I've read him before, and find him very insightful indeed with respect to Russia and Orthodox mindset. I do think he's a must read for sure. Thanks for sending it to me. Here's another of his that I found recently, which you also may enjoy. http://cluborlov.blogspot.mx/2015/01/peculiarities-of-russian-national.html
Hugo
January 27, 2015., 4:33 pm •
Hi WW, good to hear you enjoyed that interview with mr Orlov. No kidding, that piece you linked I also read and made me curious about more of his thoughts. In this interview I just finished listening to he also shares interesting thoughts but not mainly on the Orthodox mind but more on the collapse in a broader sense, you might like it. Warning it has no PM talk in it (smile) and starts at around the 10 min mark http://www.radio4all.net/files/scottprice666@hotmail.com/4319-1-GRNH_jan23_2015_episode_90_session_mixdown.mp3. To be honest, I have to say I gave up on predicting where the paper price goes in the short run. What I do expect as the end game is to see paper metal crash (because of the leverage) and physical only available at huge premiums that keep rising. The only thing that seems constant for now still through the years is that around 2 days after Comex option experation it is a good day to buy ofcourse not always but as a rule of thumb it works for me. Soldiers sometimes need a positive story for around the campfire. I will buy silver and silver only next saturday. Some1 I care about is without a job for quite a while. Still, 1 in the family has an income and that person is trying trading on ''the Dutch ebay'' (with almost no fees) and works well since chances on an official job are slim. Asked me for an option where to expand into small trading. I suggested silver Dutch currency since the cheapest to learn. The idea was greeted well and wanted to learn more and hear my thoughts on that (not a person into PM, not wanting to learn how the system works and so on). Still I care so gonna but in around 250 grams of silver in Dutch currency to get that person started in this line. We will see how that works out. And agreed, lets hope cooler minds prevail, also in the USA. It is said here that the USA election will be between miss Clinton and another Bush. I truely hope mr Rand Paul will make it and mr Ron Paul will advise him. As mr Orlov states well in the interview above, the model of collapse and plunder is clear. Anyway, enough rambeling from me. Regards, Hugo
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gary h
January 26, 2015., 3:18 pm •
silver may well be in the 15 range by Friday..see the PPT and/or the banksters smashing gold & silver down everyday this week.. you have the 2 day FOMC meeting, & you have options expiration this week as well.. Its going to be a nasty week for and G & S longs for sure..will be buying more for sure by Friday,when silver goes under $16...the manipulation will not stop until the Comex is empty..problem is,TPTB will never let it become empty! TPTB/ banksters will simply refuse delivery of any metal[just like Germany]& force buyers to accept their worthless shith toilet paper debt notes..
gary h
January 26, 2015., 3:26 pm •
silver may well be in the 15 range by Friday..see the PPT and/or the banksters smashing gold & silver down everyday this week.. you have the 2 day FOMC meeting, & you have options expiration this week as well.. Its going to be a nasty week for G & S longs for sure..will be buying more for sure by Friday,when silver goes under $16...the manipulation will not stop until the Comex is empty..problem is,TPTB will never let it become empty! TPTB/ banksters will simply refuse to deliver any metal[just like Germany]& force buyers to accept their worthless shith toilet paper debt notes..or.. the complete collapse of the shith[the shith dollar is the jackass dollar]dollar THAT would likely send the PM's to the strataspere,but when that will be,IS indeed the $64,000 question..
thewealthwatchman
January 27, 2015., 8:40 am •
We'll see. I know about both of those, and that's why I was under the same impression that an attack was likely. There is an end to this....when the reset comes, and the old days pass away, everything will change. No one knows the day or time, but it is one day closer every day. When that happens, you can pick your price. -WW
ronym
January 26, 2015., 8:56 pm •
yep... silver will touch $15 again at least $16 but after that... we will see is silver will touch $20 ? it seems the third wave up
thewealthwatchman
January 27, 2015., 8:32 am •
I don't know about waves, but I really think now that the PTB are going to keep the lid on prices until the system breaks. They don't want a single person to know what's really going on. I feel the old days of the normal bull market might be at an end. Good news for stackers, bad news for folks who have to see upward price movement to keep their blood pressure down. -WW
Alex
January 26, 2015., 11:07 pm •
And why would TPTB not push Silver below $14, or $10 or $7...
thewealthwatchman
January 27, 2015., 8:28 am •
Make no mistake, they have that power, and I've always said that. The old days of the nice bull market, going up in an orderly fashion is over.....and unbelievably commentators are still talking as if it's 2011. The thing is, the PTB can take silver or gold wherever they want, but they can't keep it there since they have to maintain deliveries at that insane price. I've always maintained that the only thing that will end up their tyranny and this downward move, is them taking the metals to a price, at which all their reserves and warehouses are emptied. Then and only then will it end....and at that point....you can pick your price at where the metals will eventually stop going up. -WW
Jacob Law
January 27, 2015., 4:04 am •
Wow that is almost to much to assimilate; the opera goes on, the bad guys become the good guys and the wind blows and something new pops up, and no one knows which way it will sway tomorrow. The way I am starting to look at it is as look as there is local supply of PM down at the corner coin shop then nothing is going to change; but as soon as they can not buy from the big suppliers then the dominions that are still standing will begin the change reactions, all politics is local and when the little guys can not buy the PMs then they will salvage anything that can be, and when the jewelers start the to find out they will salvage and when the miners can finally make a buck then more than manipulations is going to be need to keep their game a reality viable on TV. And when that happens the levee is going to start sprouting signs of coming and apart and if they don't have the means to fill the crack, well, When the Levee Breaks If it keeps on rainin', levee's goin' to break, [X2] When The Levee Breaks I'll have no place to stay. Mean old levee taught me to weep and moan, [X2] Got what it takes to make a mountain man leave his home, Oh, well, oh, well, oh, well. Don't it make you feel bad When you're tryin' to find your way home, You don't know which way to go? If you're goin' down South They go no work to do, If you don't know about Chicago. Cryin' won't help you, prayin' won't do you no good, Now, cryin' won't help you, prayin' won't do you no good, When the levee breaks, mama, you got to move. All last night sat on the levee and moaned, [X2] Thinkin' about me baby and my happy home.
thewealthwatchman
January 27, 2015., 8:43 am •
You're a poet, and didn't even realize it! lol Yeah, there's so much going on that no one else is thinking about. Throw in the Novorossian war for independence(which they're winning at the moment), and you have the possibility for something of a Russian-friendly, orthodox sphere circling 2/3 of the land with access to the Black Sea. We'll see what happens in the coming days. But, I will say this: expect the unexpected. -WW
anonymous geordie
January 27, 2015., 4:46 pm •
Looking at your map the grey area above the black sea covering roughly the area that is now the ukraine then eastwards was the khazarian empire.This is the area where the ashkanazi jews originated who also happen to be the banking elite,the rothschilds etc.Heres the wikipedia link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khazars.Their empire collapsed in about ad950ish and their leaders were forced westwards towards central europe.Conspiracy theorists have suggested that their lineage goes back to sumer and babylon indeed the rothschilds themselves believe they are direct descendants of nimrod.Is it any wonder that these parasites are hell bent on causing chaos in their former adversaries empires.Could it be the chaos in ukraine is an attempt by the khazars to retake their empire,im simply hypothesizing here, i could be well wide of the mark.
thewealthwatchman
January 28, 2015., 9:15 am •
Yes, and this man, a Russian, from Kievan Rus, was the one to annihilate the Khazarian regime. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sviatoslav_I_of_Kiev The bad blood between Russia and these folks goes back a long, long time. I don't know about whether events in Ukraine have any connection to history, but, it's interesting to ponder. -WW
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thomas
January 29, 2015., 1:20 am •
Russia would welcome Greece with open arms. Putin probably would run The Turkstream pipeline over to Greece and on Europe's doorstep essentially outflanking NATO, THE EU, AND US with the mess in Ukraine to maintain energy majority capacity to the larger European continent. Ukraine would become an embarrassing Maginot line in the pipeline energy wars.
thewealthwatchman
January 29, 2015., 8:26 am •
Yes they most certainly would, already the events are beginning to play out as I was laying out they might right here. I don't think many folks understood what was saying in this article, but soon they will. A Grexit would be the elites' worst nightmare in a blink. -WW
THOMAS DRELICH
January 29, 2015., 8:50 pm •
The timing couldn't have been more obvious. Watchman did you foward this comment of mine to putin? Actually its just common sense at this point. link might me of interest to you confirming my idea. it will interesting to see if russia re asserts its influence in the balkans and surrounds ukraine with russian influence. http://www.businessinsider.com/russia-turkey-black-sea-pipeline-2015-1
thewealthwatchman
January 29, 2015., 9:22 pm •
Yes, the Turk Stream is on. We'll see what other surprises he has up his sleeve for the lapdogs known as EU elites. The balkans could easily go with Eurasia sooner rather than later....this is Europe's to lose, and lose big time. -WW
Edward
January 29, 2015., 10:18 am •
WOW!!! Another great article!!! I sure hope Greece EXITS the E.U. because if they don't, they will surely go down with the ship. With the ECB doing their own version of QE, it is only a matter of time before this Titanic sinks, taking Greece with them. The Swiss Franc was supporting the euro and when the QE was announced, the Swiss knew that the only way to save their currency was to cut loose from the euro. They don't have enough francs to cover the ECB's QE. Greece has everything to gain, including their sovereignty, if they dump the EU. I only hope they make the right decision. Them leaving would speed up the dissolution of the North Atlantic Terrorist Organization and then maybe the world will have peace.
thewealthwatchman
January 29, 2015., 1:49 pm •
Thanks, I was right about the real threat being Greece courted by its long-lost religious brother(Russia), and being sucked into the sphere of the Eurasian trade zone. This will continue. Greece might leave, it's about 50/50, if Germany doesn't come through. Either way, Greece will protect Russia and give the EU fits.....until Brussels literally kicks them out. -WW
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