Greek PM resigns – Snap election in September
The Guardian summed up my annotated version of Greece’s Third MoU with this title. Click here for the Guardian’s webpage or read on…
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It is going to get uglier before it gets better. The international banksters essentially gave the Greeks a Hobson’s Choice of being killed, or being executed. As a number of Greek politicians and economists have pointed out, austerity will simply breed more poverty and hopelessness among the middle class as they devolve into the lower end of the peasant class.
As for pensioners, if I were in Greece, I would be digging out my pitchfork and torch.
In the meantime, the rich get richer.