Financial Imperialism.

        With the latest colonising of Greece by the financial Mafia, there is now no hope of any rise in the standard of living of the people of Greece. They will be mired in poverty and deprivation for as long as the Troika, (EC, European Commission, ECB, European Central Bank, IMF, International Mankind Fuckers) run the gambling casino that is the EU. The people of Greece have suffered it all, weighted down by a monarchy, they have been occupied militarily, suffered under the yoke of brutal right-wing government, been ruled by generals in a military junta, and had the illusion of democracy under so called "representative democracy", and now colonised by the financial Mafia where they live under the yoke of financial imperialism.

         Their only hope is to smash all aspects of the present system and take control of their own country and their own lives. They have had sessions of all the capitalist ideas of governing controls, all have brought disaster to the people. They could be closer to stepping out of the capitalist prison cell than any of the people of Europe, thanks to the greed and blind stupidity of the parasites running the financial Mafia and their desire to sustain the unsustainable.

This from Roar Mag:

      Third, the neo-colonial agreement Europeans leaders have just imposed upon Greece will eventually render the country ungovernable. Tsipras is the third prime minister to be forced into a kiss of death; centrist PASOK and right-wing New Democracy already obliterated themselves by signing up to the previous two bailout agreements. SYRIZA’s fate under the German austerity diktat is unlikely to be any different. Later this year, when draconian tax hikes start biting and Greece is inevitably tipped back into recession, Tsipras’ sky-high ratings will almost certainly start to fall. Even if new elections are to be held in the fall, it is unlikely that the new government will be able to serve out its full term.

       While Tsipras’ demise will be welcomed by the hardliners inside the creditor camp, the truth is that the Eurozone has shortsightedly set itself up for a fall. What makes the third bailout different is that, after Tsipras, there will be no one left inside Greece to credibly manage the memorandum. With the centrist and right-wing opposition in complete disarray, the leftists were quite literally the last hope for political stability and reform. Now, with SYRIZA on the verge of a split and Tsipras bound to suffer growing popular opposition and the withdrawal of grassroots support, it is not clear what pro-EU partner can step into the void and act as the creditors’ mouthpiece inside their newly acquired debt colony.

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