The full extent of austerity measures can't really be measured as
it is the next generation that will carry a lot of the scars. The
deeper the austerity the further into the future the damage goes.
Greece is the financial Mafia's biggest European crime against a
future generation. The extreme poverty inflicted on today's
generation of the people of Greece destroys lives in the present, but
the harm to the next generation could be far worse.
According to Doctors of The World, medical aid group, at this
moment in time, 25% of Greek's can't afford health care. This of
course hits the most vulnerable, elderly, sick, pregnant women and
children. Like the rest of Europe, parents in Greece had the kids
immunised, this has now rapidly fallen away. In Greece immunisation
of a child over its first six years, costs between €1,400 and
€1,800, to an impoverished family this is beyond them. Doctors of The World also claimed that over a recent nine month period they examined
10,633 children and found that 6,580 had not been immunised, that is well over 50% of children not being vaccinated. They
also stated that every day they see two and three year old children,
who have not been vaccinated. Another of their findings, is the
appalling fact that since 2008 to 2011 the number of stillborn babies
has increase by 21%. This is the direct result of the policies of the, the European Financial Mafia, the Troika, (ECB, European Central Bank, EC, European Commission, IMF, International Mankind Fuckers.)
What will the future be like, growing up in a country where child
vaccination is disappearing and infant mortality rising, where
unemployment is running at 27%, and over 60% among the young, what
will this do for the quality of life, for family life? These are just some of the many hidden
crimes perpetrated by the financial mafia, in its plundering of the
public purse. Generations of deprivation, with all the attendant
physical and mental health problems, for no other reason than to fill
the coffers of a banking system that got drunk on gambling, and lost.
