The people of Greece have experienced what is probably the most
rapid deterioration of living standards of any modern developed
country. They have entered a world of collapsing education and health-care, vicious wage cuts, stratospheric unemployment,
destruction of all social services, massive tax increases and a range
of new taxes, all this, to save the banksters and the bond market
from facing their gambling losses.
The resultant misery, ill health, mental and physical, rising
addiction problems, increase in suicides, a flood of homelessness,
rising crime and violence on the streets and the break up of families
as thousands leave Greece to try to survive elsewhere, is not enough.
Well according to that Holy Trinity, the protector of wealth and privilege, the Troika, (ECB, European
central bank, EC, European Commission, IMF, International Mankind
Fuckers), as they are pushing their fascist puppet government in
Athens to speed up the pace of “reforms”. It seems that because
the Athens puppets couldn't give away the state run natural gas
supplier DEPA at a cheap enough price, they are not meeting the criteria set by the Holy Trinity, the Troika, so might not get the rest
of the bailout.
So four years of untold misery for the people of Greece with the
promise that they would all then enter the promised land of mythical
growth and prosperity for all, looks like it isn't going to work.
They haven't sold (handed over) enough of the people's assets to the
corporate world, they haven't lowered the wages enough, the haven't dismantled the employment regulations enough. Under no circumstances
can the banksters and the bond markets be allowed to lose any of
their ill-gotten gains, even if they gamble the lot with the reckless
gay abandon of drunk gambling addict.
There is also the talk of a €2-3 billion shortfall in the
funding of the Holy Trinity, as they claim that some European states
are dragging their feet on the funding matter. So even if the
fascists puppets in Athens gave away all the people's assets and
paid-off another few thousand public sector workers, there is a
chance that they wont get the money. No matter the outcome, the
misery knowingly inflicted on the people of Greece will continue,
their situation is not likely to improve much, if at all, for decades
to come.
It is not the balancing of the budget that has to be addressed, it
is not the Trioka's reforms that have to be speeded up, it is the
stinking system of greed driven capitalism that has to be dismantled.
Through all this misery and hardship in Greece, the pattern is the
same as other countries, the rich are doing just fine, it is the
people that have to take the misery to prop up a system of privilege
for the few. Is this what we want?
