The Greek parliament has approved new harsh austerity legislature needed to secure a 130-billion-euro bailout from the EU and the IMF in efforts to avoid devastating default. This comes amid violent riots against the vote in Athens.
The lawmakers voted early Monday in favor of the bill that will cut 15,000 public-sector jobs and lower the minimum wage by 20 per cent. Patrick Young, from investment consultants, DV Advisors, says whatever happens in Greece, there's no saving it from a collapse that will be felt across Europe.
A Greek blogger has interesting observations (which might not appear in controlled media):
ReplyDeletethe Greek parliament was voting on a 500 page "law" WRITTEN IN ENGLISH not Greek that would turn over all decision making to only 2 people (the FM ?) and PM instead of the entire parliament; with substitution of "British Commercial Law" instead of Greek national law (?); this will possibly allow international banksters ability to steal any and all Greece's national wealth;
the blogger says that the 2 people who will be only people making decisions regarding economic bailout is a 33 degree freemason (PM) and second person is a what he claims is (strangely) a "crypto-jew" by name of Venizelos
In Athens, up to 300,000 peaceful protestors (including children) attempted to surround the parliament building during the day and night, but were forced away; still protestors remained in the streets all night (unknown if still there during the day) but far away; estimation of 1 to 1.5 million protestors nation wide
the people throwing petrol bombs were called "anarchists" by Greek media, but they are likely agents of the government who were allowed to start fires in order for government to issue more dictatorial controls; the blogger pointed out that the police stood by as the petrol bombs were flying everywhere
as of last night, 27 buildings were totally burnt down including historical ones; 160 shops looted by the "anarchists" with no interference from the police
Protestors have gathered at many MPs' offices who are known to supported the turn over to dictatorship;
also protestors gathered at home of former Greek PM Simitis who is considered to be responsible for the economic troubles; the protestors were shouting (strangely) "anti-semitic" insults at the home, with police surrounding it
video of this activity (in Greek language and blogger said the words are too vulgar and "anti-semitic"(?) to translate):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuFohEkt6EI&feature=player_embedded
Greek Cyprus has a communist government; and is in bed with Israel.
ReplyDelete- Aangirfan
I like you blog so much it has a fantastic information about Ancient Greece I like any articles in web talking about Ancient Greece,Ancient Greece for Kids,Map of Ancient Greece,Ancient Greece Timeline,Ancient Greece Government,Ancient Greece Food,Ancient Greece Religion,Ancient Greece Clothing,Women in Ancient Greece,Ancient Greece Art,Ancient Greece Gods,Ancient Greece Facts,Ancient Greece Geography thanks a lot ... www.ancientgreece.me
ReplyDelete