11 July 2015 — The Wolf Report: Nonconfidential analysis for the anti-investor
No, that was not the stake.
At stake was another bailout of Greece. On top of debt forgiveness. On top of a moratorium.
Greece is structurally incapable of retiring its debt in the next ten, twenty, or thirty years. Greece is structurally incapable of generating sufficient revenues, no matter what level of austerity is applied, to meet more than a fraction of the costs of the “plan of four pillars.” Continue reading
11 July 2015 — The Real News Network
During the early hours of Saturday morning, the Greek Parliament passed the motion by a majority vote of 250 – 300, but Dimitri Lascaris says this is one of the worst political debacles in modern European history (inc. transcript).
11 July 2015 — Strategic Culture Foundation
11.07.2015 | 00:00 | Finian CUNNINGHAM
As leaders of the European Union meet this weekend to decide on whether Greece is to be ejected from the eurozone, Washington is pulling out the stops to prevent such an outcome…
11 July 2015 — Global Research
After having launched a Referendum to refute and refuse the debt bailout agreement put together by the Troika, Prime Minister Tsipras together with his newly instated Finance Minister, comes up four days latter with an austerity package broadly similar to the one which was turned down by the Greek government in June.
This about-turn had been carefully engineered. The Greek people were misled and deceived.
Tsipras had made a deal with the creditors. He was in favor of accepting the demands of the creditors all along.
10 July 2015 — The Wolf Report: Nonconfidential analysis for the anti-investor
The New Dark Age 