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Sunday’s Vote Will Determine Liberty Or Serfdom
Sunday’s Vote Will Determine Liberty Or Serfdom
According to history books, democracy originated in Greece. Of course, historians could be mistaken, but this is the prevailing view among Western populations with enough awareness to be interested to know.
What we are witnessing today, July 2, 2015, is that after 2,500 years in the Western World only the current Greek government is interested in democracy. The Greek government, to the surprise and consternation of every other European government, has called a referendum for the Greek people to decide the fate of Greece. For resorting to democracy, the Greek government has been universally denounced in the Western World.
So much for Western democracy.
The greatest and most successful propaganda scam in history is the one that convinces the world that they are nobody if they are not part of The West, the indispensable peoples, the exceptional peoples. If you are not part of The West you are nobody, nonexistent, a nothing.
This prevailing propaganda might prevail in Greece on Sunday, in which case a fearful and intimidated Greek population might vote against the only government that, instead of accepting a payoff from Greece’s enemies, fought for the welfare of the Greek people.
If the Greeks vote for their oppressors and against their own government, democracy in the EU will cease to exist.
2,500 years ago Greeks saved their independence from the Persian Empire. Sunday’s vote will tell us whether Greeks have again served liberty or whether they have succumbed to Washington’s Empire.
The fate of all Europeans and of Americans themselves will be settled on Sunday.
Germany “Not Concerned” As The Cradle Of Democracy Rocks The Autocrats And Kleptocrats | Zero Hedge
Germany “Not Concerned” As The Cradle Of Democracy Rocks The Autocrats And Kleptocrats | Zero Hedge.
With Greek CDS surging to near post-bailout highs (and short-end bond yields back above 11%), it appears the market is anxious of the endgame as tomorrow’s 3rd and final ‘snap-election’-saving vote looms. Following Samaras fearmongering yesterday, it appears Germany is starting to fear the worst (and play down its effect), as Merkel’s bloc states “the prospect of a Greek sovereign default is no longer a concern for euro member countries and financial markets,” adding “hope that Greece’s international partners would pay if the country’s policymakers refuse to carry out necessary reforms is misplaced.”However, as Bruno de Landevoisin notes, “what is at stake is none other than the prosperity of the common man pitted against the privilege of concentrated power.”
As Bloomberg reports, Germany appears to see the writing on the wall…
Hans Michelbach, a senior lawmaker from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Union bloc in parliament, says prospect of a Greek sovereign default is no longer a concern for euro member countries and financial markets because banks have got rid of their Greek bond holdings.
Any hope that Greece’s international partners would pay if the country’s policymakers refuse to carry out necessary reforms is misplaced, Michelbach says in e-mailed statement.
Greek people would be the main victims of a default
Says Greece should further privatize its public sector
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But we leave it to Bruno de Landevoisin to explain the broader implications of tomorrow’s vote and the inevitable endgame…
