I forgot to mention - on the issue of Greece. Do the Greeks have a debt-problem? Of course. I'd argue their debt is no different to any other EU nation's and is a product of this "hollowing out" process I've mentioned whereby a country's assets are allowed "legally" and "freely" to drain beyond its borders and into the hands of the .5% whilst government and the people are saddled with crippling debt (which can become a "problem" whenever the globalists feel the nation is stepping out of line)
The issue here is NOT Greek debt. The issue here is the formidable challenge posed by a resurgent superpower and an emerging one.
Get yourself a world atlas and put your finger on Greece. Now put your other finger on Sevastopol - home to the Russian fleet.
Do you see the strategic importance of Greece which is ideally positioned to function as a blockade for Russian ships emerging from the Sea of Marmara and the Dardanelles Straight?
Don't you find it odd that Greece, Turkey and the Ukraine are all on the verge of collapse? Don't you find it odd that when you trace your finger from Ukraine, through Greece, across the Bosporus and into Turkey you've pretty much encircled the strategically vital south-western flank of Russia, who along with China form the biggest threat to Western notions of globalism? Co-incidence?
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