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9th February 2012, 10:27 PM
This sounds positive!
Friday, February 10, 2012
The Deal was Closed - Resistence expected - Police warn troika with arrest!
The traitorous deal was closed yesterday night, between the political leaders of PASOK, ND and LAOS to sell off the country in order to get new loans that will simply repay old loans - while also plunging the economy into further recession and destruction through humiliating measures.
It is supposed that the deal of the new "bailout" will be voted on the parliament on Sunday and people are gearing up for all-out-resistance to this act. Many parliament members are distancing themselves from their political leaders choices, knowing that this is probably the most important political choice of their lives - and they may even be trialed for it by later courts.
In the meanwhile, the Greek Police has sided with the protestors, saying they will not kill their brothers, sisters, parents and sons during the demonstrations that will ensue. Furthermore they ask for a warrant for the arrest of the troika members, namely the IMF representative, the ECB representative and the European Commission representative for multiple violations that are related to inflicting harm to the people and the country. They also point out that according to international law, a state must have as its first priority the well being of its own citizens rather than the repayment of interests to various loan sharks.
Interesting times ahead....
http://grcrisis.blogspot.com/2012/02/deal-was-closed-resistence-expected.html
Friday, February 10, 2012
The Deal was Closed - Resistence expected - Police warn troika with arrest!
The traitorous deal was closed yesterday night, between the political leaders of PASOK, ND and LAOS to sell off the country in order to get new loans that will simply repay old loans - while also plunging the economy into further recession and destruction through humiliating measures.
It is supposed that the deal of the new "bailout" will be voted on the parliament on Sunday and people are gearing up for all-out-resistance to this act. Many parliament members are distancing themselves from their political leaders choices, knowing that this is probably the most important political choice of their lives - and they may even be trialed for it by later courts.
In the meanwhile, the Greek Police has sided with the protestors, saying they will not kill their brothers, sisters, parents and sons during the demonstrations that will ensue. Furthermore they ask for a warrant for the arrest of the troika members, namely the IMF representative, the ECB representative and the European Commission representative for multiple violations that are related to inflicting harm to the people and the country. They also point out that according to international law, a state must have as its first priority the well being of its own citizens rather than the repayment of interests to various loan sharks.
Interesting times ahead....
http://grcrisis.blogspot.com/2012/02/deal-was-closed-resistence-expected.html