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Why Greece crisis won’t end well

Greece should have said NO to Europe a long time ago. Now Greece seems to be have been set up and sacrificed on the altar of the “unity in face of the iniquity” plan. The entire Orthodoxy is being pushed into the arms of Mr Vladimir Putin, and the unanimity for next years Pan-Orthodox synod is virtually assured.

With each passing day, the economic hit on Greece seems to look worse and worse. Mr Varoufakis, resigned on “the morning after”, having been the strongest supporter for the “NO” vote. About Mr Varoufakis we raised the alarm in the past as he seemed to be linked to George Soros.

http://orthodoxaustralia.org/2015/04/02/straight-into-the-arms-of-a-digital-currency/

As Angela Merkel has just toughened her stance and gave Greece a Sunday “judgement day” deadline …

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-07-07/merkel-just-turned-screws-greece-there-money-deal-much-harsher-now-and-no-debt-hairc

… damage control is already under way …

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-07-07/greferendum-shocker-tsipras-intended-lose-and-now-trapped-his-success

This is certainly looking more and more like a setup.

What nobody seems to stress at this point is that the crisis may have passed the point from where it can recover. Even if an agreement is reached and banks are re-opened, is there going to be one Greek who will trust to leave his money in the Greek banks a minute after they are open? The moneys available for withdrawal would disappear from the banks in a few days at best.

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