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Eurozone’s New Deal Virtually Guarantees Greece Will Implode

Tuesday, July 14, 2015 16:17
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In the video below, we learn that the latest “deal” (if you can even call it a deal) for Greece is a REALLY bad one. I got a large number of emails from people telling me my source was wrong when on Sunday I published, Greece: All Sides Walk Away As Greek Banks Run Out of Money Tomorrow. It turns out Greece and Germany WERE done… but like pouting children they were forced back to the table by their parents, and this deal is the outcome. The following comes from Business Insider

As the FT tells it, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras rose from their chairs at 6 a.m. on Monday and headed for the door, resigned to a Greek exit from the euro.

“Sorry, but there is no way you are leaving this room,” European Council president Donald Tusk reportedly said.

In the video below, we learn that this new bailout could total in excess of $80 BILLION MORE in loans to Greece. That’s like giving a family of 6 who are already tens of thousands in credit card debt, and unemployed, a brand new credit card with a 20k limit. This is an enormous TRAP for Greece. Pay VERY close attention America… it’s not a matter of “IF” this comes to America… it’s a matter of “How Soon?”

 

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This is the part where I say,

“No, really, I’m not just a psychic on TV, I’m really a psychic too!” 

Here is the Greek’s fortune: This all ends in lawlessness, riots, and massive numbers dead all while Greece is literally chopped up into pieces, and sold off in a giant fire sale… the Greek people be damned. The only unknown is whether it all begins in a day, a week, or if Germany and ‘friends’ decide to issue a temporary stay of execution. Keep this in mind: If Greece gets a stay of execution, it won’t be for Greece’s benefit. The Eurozone is structuring this deal so they can finally wash their hands of the squeaky wheel that’s ailed them for so long. If a deal moves forward, and right now it’s still not final, Greece will get precisely the right amount of rope needed to hang themselves, at just the right time, so that that the financiers of this atrocity don’t get taken to the cleaners, but also giving the financiers enough time to get whatever ‘assets’ they need in place for when the time is right to “loot” Greece so to speak. 

I asked the question last week I have not heard ONE other person asking: When Greece finally buckles under its own weight, and it will, we know what happens: A giant power vacuum is created. Well, when the giant power vacuum is created, who is already waiting right this second to step in and gobble it up? Perhaps a more important question… WHY? This so-called deal is not intended to help Greece. It’s intended to finally push them past the point of no return. Then, the Eurozone can FINALLY discard the Greeks like yesterday’s news, and essentially leave them for dead.

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Michael Snyder of Economic Collapse Blog WriteGreece is saved? All over the planet, news headlines are boldly proclaiming that a “deal” has been reached which will give Greece the money that it needs and keep it in the eurozone.  But as you will see below, this is not true at all.  Yesterday, when I wrote that “there never was going to be any deal“, I was not exaggerating.  This “deal” was not drafted with the intention of “saving Greece”.  As I explained in my previous article, these negotiations were all about setting up Greece for eviction from the euro.  You see, the truth is that Greece desperately wants to stay in the euro, but Germany (and allies such as Finland) want Greece out.  Since Germany can’t simply order Greece to leave the euro, they need some sort of legal framework which will make it possible, and that is what this new “deal” provides.  As I am about to explain, there are all kinds of conditions that must be satisfied and hurdles that must be crossed before Greece ever sees a single penny.  If there is a single hiccup along the way, and this is what the Germans are counting on, Greece will be ejected from the eurozone.  This “deal” has been designed to fail so that the Germans can get what they have wanted all along.  I think that three very famous words from Admiral Ackbar sum up the situation very well: “It’s a trap!

So why is this “Greek debt deal” really a German trap

The following are three big reasons…

#1 The “Deal” Is Designed To Be Rejected By The Greek Parliament

If Germany really wanted to save Greece, they would have already done so.  Instead, now they have forced Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to agree to much, much harsher austerity terms than Greek voters overwhelmingly rejected during the recent referendum by a vote of 61 percent to 39 percent.  Tsipras has only been given until Wednesday to pass a whole bunch of new laws, and another week to make another series of major economic changes.  The following comes from CNN

Greece has to swiftly pass a series of new laws. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has until Wednesday to convince Parliament to pass the first few, including pension cuts and higher taxes.

Assuming that happens, Greek lawmakers have another week, until July 22, to enact another batch of economic changes. These include adopting European Union rules on how to manage banks in crisis, and do a major overhaul to make Greece’s civil courts faster and more efficient.

Can Tsipras actually get all this done in such a short amount of time?

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The Germans are hoping that he can’t.  And already, two of Syriza’s coalition partners have publicly declared that they have no intention of voting in favor of this “deal”.  The following is from a Bloomberg report

Discontent brewed as Tsipras arrived back in the Greek capital. Left Platform, a faction within Syriza, and his coalition partners, the Independent Greeks party, both signaled they won’t be able to support the deal. That opposition alone would wipe out Tsipras’s 12-seat majority in parliament, forcing him to rely on opposition votes to carry the day.

The terms of the “deal” are not extremely draconian because the Germans want to destroy Greek sovereignty as many are suggesting.  Rather, they are designed to provoke an overwhelmingly negative reaction in Greece so that the Greeks will willingly choose to reject the deal and thus be booted out of the euro.

And this is what we are seeing.  So far, the response of the Greek public toward this deal has been overwhelmingly negative

Haralambos Rouliskos, a 60-year-old economist who was out walking in Athens, described the deal as “misery, humiliation and slavery”.

Katerina Katsaba, a 52-year-old working for a pharmaceutical company, said: “I am not in favour of this deal. I know they (the eurozone creditors) are trying to blackmail us.”

On Wednesday, the union for Greek public workers has even called a 24 hour strike to protest this “agreement”

Greece’s public workers are being called to stage a 24-hour strike on Wednesday, the day their country’s parliament is to vote on reforms needed to unlock the bankster eurozone plan agreed to by Greek Prime Minster Alex Tsipras.

 

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