A J Maher 1 // „I think that the foolish decisions of private lenders to lend money on such risky bets should be their problem to resolve with their debtors. Transferring the consequences of their failure on to the Greek taxpayer and on to the Greek unemployed is an outrageous act of socialism for banks and liquidation capitalism for the Greek citizen. This is an injustice that is being repeated Europe wide and it will reap a truly horrible harvest for the bullying regime that has imposed it. There seems to be no recognition in Germany that it took two to build the Greek Ponzi scheme – irresponsible private core banks and irresponsible private Greek borrowers. The core banks have been granted complete immunity from the consequences of their feckless lending. The Greek borrowers have gone under and all of these debts have been shuffled onto the public accounts for the Greek taxpayer to service and repay. The state bailouts from Germany and others are overwhelmingly being used to service these bad commercial debts – they are not providing critical funding to run the Greek state. Greek taxes are no longer being used to fund the Greek state. Absent debt interest Greece achieved a primary budget surplus over a year ago. The absurd rigmarole about whether funding for Greece can continue is a shadow play. Funding for Greece has never taken place – Greece is merely the conduit in which (inter alia) the German state is funding rotten German banks. If the German funding for Greece stops then German banks will fold – and then the scale of the real bail needed for German banking will devastate the German taxpayer and the German saver.”

A J Maher 2 // „Let’s be clear here – Greece has reduced its budget deficit by 7% in three years. That is ten times greater than the austerity achieved by Germany in the mid 2000’s. The internal devaluation has been brutal. Greek pensioners have had their contracts reassigned so that core banks can be subsidised. Greek workers have had their wages cut by 30% so that core banks can be subsidised. Greek youth are suffering 53% unemployment so that core banks can be subsidised. Greek citizens have seen the largest expansion of poverty in Europe’s post war history so that core banks can be subsidised. Of course Greek GDP has contracted by 23% so that core banks can be subsidised. What has been done to Greece is a deliberate crime.”

unde este noutatea? // grecia este amanetata deja.rostogolirea datoriilor cu acordu Europei a fost o crima premeditata!