That corrupt Greek Establishment politicians, aided and abetted by globalist banksters, fraudulently “cooked the books” to facilitate that country’s accession to the European Union is hardly news. That globalist banksters, aided and abetted by corrupt Greek Establishment politicians, have been embezzling both the Greek people and the EU taxpayer ever since will surprise no-one either. This is, after all, why Greece is now an economic basket case, why Establishment politicians (particularly those with offshore banking
arrangements) are increasingly recognised for the thieves they undoubtedly are and why radical nationalism is on the rise.
The banksters came bearing gifts in the form of loans, in the same way as anglers bait their hooks with juicy worms. The Greeks took the bait, were reeled in and are now in the process of being gutted.
Not satisfied with reducing a proud and ancient people to Third World peasants, the globalist exploiters, with the assistance of their homegrown political collaborators in Athens. now busy themselves in asset stripping the state – particularly its utility and natural resources. They do so without a care for the welfare of the people, people who are suffering unemployment and poverty on a scale not witnessed in Europe since the last world war.
Two examples of the consequences of the globalist rape of Greece have appeared in the media only this week, examples that illustrate the shear desperation of the Greek people.
According to a BBC report Greece’s financial crisis has made some families so desperate they are abandoning their children to the state. They are doing so because they are unable to provide for them, whereas the state has a legal duty so to do. The BBC reported that in one instance a kindergarten teacher in Athens was handed a note by a four-year-old child. The note had been written by the child’s mother who claimed that she would “not be coming to pick up Anna today” because she could not afford to look after her any longer. In a further case an Orthodox priest who runs a youth centre for the city’s poor, discovered four young children and a baby on his doorstep – abandoned by parents who simply could no longer afford to feed them. In a further case a charity was approached for help by a couple whose twin babies were in hospital suffering from malnutrition, the mother being so malnourished that she was unable to breastfeed.
Incredible as it may seem for a European country and a member state of the EU, Greece is experiencing a shocking increase in cases of malnutrition, particularly amongst children. How long, we wonder, before we see TV appeals from charities such as Save the Children or Oxfam asking us if we can spare £3 per month to feed a Greek child? Perhaps Mr Cameron could consider diverting a little of his ring-fenced £10 billion per annum foreign aid budget from pet projects in Africa and Asia to assist our fellow Europeans?
Meanwhile the Wall Street Journal focused on another aspect of the unfolding Greek tragedy.
It described how a forestry warden recently apprehended a young man illegally chopping down a tree on public land outside Athens. When confronted, the man explained that he was unemployed and needed the wood to warm the home he shares with his wife and four small children, as he could no longer afford heating oil.
According to the report tens of thousands of trees have been illegally felled so far this winter in parks and woodland. This being a worsening problem as an ever increasing number of impoverished Greeks, unable to afford electricity or fuel, are forced to resort to fireplaces and wood stoves for heating and cooking.
According to Greece’s environment ministry it currently has over 3,000 lawsuits pending against desperate citizens and has seized more than 13,000 tons of illegally cut trees. No doubt the Greek authorities are taking a lead from their opposite numbers in Westminster. British politicians being content to allow tens of thousands of British pensioners to die prematurely every year from the effects of cold induced illnesses, lacking the financial where-with-all to both adequately warm and feed themselves. A shameful expedient, admittedly, but one guaranteed to realise a significant saving in the pension budget in Athens as in London.
And whereas the Greek state is mounting thousands of prosecutions against victims of globalism, there are no cases pending against the real thieves – the banksters and establishment politicians.
The suffering of the Greek people is clearly a matter of little consequence as far as the globalist banksters and their hired help in Athens are concerned. However desperate times so often give rise to desperate remedies. That is as true in politics as it is in other spheres of the human experience. What’s needed is a new dawn, a second golden age for Greece – one which will see a settling of the account with the globalist looters.
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What this article could have mentioned is that the fate of Greece could soon be replicated in other Club Med countries – maybe throughout Europe. People in southern Europe are starting to wake up to the bankster crime cartel – it’s about time that we did so here in the UK.
http://www.buggerthebankers.com/ Rick
We too have exploding government debt like happened to Greece and for the same reasons. And nearly everyone else in Europe. We are nearly all on track for a huge crunch being can kicked down the road. France is one of the worst.
Politicians bought votes in Greece with the money – as did Germany matter of fact since the wherewithal was provided to allow Greece to buy their products. Everyone was happy – for a bit.
China has done the same as Germany in lending to the US. They are now reputedly buying gold in the hope gains on the metal will hedge losses on dollars
In the Greek case they can’t print the money to fund government since they are in the Euro. We can – having a sovereign central bank. Worrying!
Most Greeks seem to want to remain in the Euro since they hope for handouts as in the past. Just like Labour voters here……
Such an articles brings to mind, those reasons forgotten by small amounts of time, in our hectic world, why one holds such positions as one does and speaks fervently against such a mistreatment of humanity at the hands of those who not many decades ago, accused it’s foremost defenders of “crimes against humanity”. It reminds us of just how petty the divisions that split our own movement are, when our European brothers and sisters are starving to death at the hands of our age-old persecutors, we squabble about which former branch organiser will lead us.
I find it astonishing that there still exists within our movement, those who wish to see the global-economic status quo maintained, as if a Britain led by a Nationalist government would not upset the gold-hoarding bankers that feed off of people unprotected by their governments.
I find it astonishing that wishing to cosy up to this elite and curry favour from the propaganda machine that props it up, people within our movement are willing to ignore their blood rights and denounce the right to their homeland.
We must all remember the foremost requirement of a Nationalist movement and indeed of a sovereign state serving a nation, that is to protect our Nation (i.e our people) and their interests and that means ousting those international people and organisations who wish to do them harm.
It goes without saying that such a thing requires a mettle that has so far been lacking in our own domestic movements and must be found within us if we are to see the century out.
What is happening in Europe is what happens under nearly every regime without there being necessarily any continuous thread in the form of ‘age old persecutors’. If you say the latter on doorsteps you get nowhere.
The explanation is simpler. The regime told people that their politically inspired plan for a single currency would bring peace and prosperity. They now can’t afford to admit they were wrong so claim that the policy will still work if applied with more determination. Politicians are like that. Everyone else suffers.
In military talk it’s called reinforcing failure.