Greece faces severe restrictions on its sovereignty and must privatize state assets on a scale similar to the sell off of East German firms in the 1990s after communism fell, Eurogroup chairman Jean-Claude Juncker said.
"The sovereignty of Greece will be massively limited," he told Germany's Focus magazine in the interview released on Sunday, adding that teams of experts from around the euro zone would heading to Greece.
"One cannot be allowed to insult the Greeks. But one has to help them. They have said they are ready to accept expertise from the euro zone," Juncker said.
Greek being proud people, may be willing to be enslaved rather than "be insulted".
If you haven't read the book "Confessions of an Economic Hitman" you should.
Classic Methodology--over-promise, over sell, enslave with debt, then control to extract every last ounce of blood/money.
"Ve have vays of making you pay so you can be part of the New Vorld Order"
ReplyDeleteJC Juncker
Any other countries else care to join this madness?
How about you Portugal?
Yah, we vill let the riots continue, until you give us your assets, properties, mineral rights, air rights, taxation rights, and we vill use our expertise to help you.....
ReplyDeleteAlso we wants 2 weeks time share on one of them thar islands.