Debt Rattle February 11 2016
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[See the full post at: Debt Rattle February 11 2016]Greece has a population of 11M. To lock up 1-2M culturally-foreign people inside Greece is the whole point. Then Greece becomes the 1st addition to the new pan-Ottoman Empire as advertised by Erdogan. After that, add the Balkans, which were carefully segregated into Muslim/Christian, with reality-bending corruption of leaders hand-picked and daily reinforced by NATO. On the other side, Northern Iraq and all of Syria or at least the long-dreamed “Safe Zone” that Turkey’s army’s sitting on with the U.S. airfield in Rmeilan. Naturally, this involves liberating the gas fields in Lebanon, Cyprus, and the resulting pipeline all the way to the UAE as well as Israel’s Leviathan. But you must take Greece and the Balkans to own the whole enchilada and destroy Russia. To take Greece you have to hollow it out and level it, as with other overthrows, also by killing and impoverishing as much of the population as possible. On purpose, of course. They haven’t Syrianified Greece yet, but they’ve made a strong start.
In that manner…you give a massive $3B to Turkey, strengthening them as they don’t stop refugees but bulk their military, but less than giving Greece zero—unless they accept total occupation by your police force—you take billions away from Greece, reinforcing their GDP/Pension/deficit spiral. Even though their leader concedes everything the unelected EU asks, and more. Sounds a lot like the EU is picking sides in the long-standing Greek-Turkish rivalry and Greece is being sacrificed. …But I think we knew that last year, if not as far back as Mario Draghi creating the fraudulent Sachs bonds and derivatives that got them into the union, then as EU bank, enforcing the fraud on those bonds on investors, taxpayers, and refusing to recognize any credit default swaps.
So when Greece gets into this (more) trouble, and thousands (more) die, can they flee to Germany as well? You know, the Germany that is attacking them financially on one side, and via a war zone’s refugees on the other? Sounds good, what’s the difference between Syria’s hot war and Germany’s economic war? Thousands die in either one. Let’s pack.
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