World Elite put Greece for Sale

reply to post by confreak


Well we already know what parts of the US would be sold off to our creditors. Our military might would be the first to hit the auction block. By design.

Its a shame the worlds people dont try to stop this while we can. But lots of the intelligent people I know are just frantically looking for a way to cash in, by taking jobs with the people orchestrating this. Greed will be human kinds undoing, On all levels.

reply to post by confreak

5. Selling assets bought by government through borrowed money (which has interest attached) cheaper than its original price, and still have to pay interest for the other money borrowed..

Actually, most of these assets in countries around Europe are publicly owned - and most of those assets are already bought and paid for a long time ago with taxes from the public - the governments often bought or built up these assets/companies as investments for the public when the times were good with surpluses in the state finances.

Since the beginning of 1980's, the neo-liberalist puppets in power has sold these publicly owned assets dirt cheap to their neo-liberal bankster friends and elite masters for very low prices under the real market prices all over Europe - assets which in most cases were already bought and paid for long time ago by the taxpayers.

All according to their "privatising the profits and socialising the losses" scheme & philosophy!

They have been robbing the taxpayers and the public funds for over 30 years now!

And this is one the biggest pre-planned robbery schemes in history by the neo-liberal corporate elite, the banksters and their minions against the taxpayers!

reply to post by Chevalerous


I guess that explains why people are so pissed right now:

Athens has seen 900 protests in the past year as Greece's austerity measures have been rolled out....

“We don’t want our government to sell our country,” she said on her 12th day among the tents. “Our politicians even want to sell our islands.”

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it seems that greece doesnt understand the game being played against them...

Greece started to sell off its historic ports over the weekend as the financially challenged nation tries to raise $73.2 billion (EUR 50 billion) to qualify for the second tranche of its $159 billion (EUR 110 billion) bailout from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union."

they are selling off items because they are in debt.. ... to qualify for more debt????

the IMF mode of operation is to keep countries in perpetual debt so they can acquire "real" things like companies and such. (like shown here) only usually its poor african or south american countries.
im sure i dont need to tell members here but if you havent, check out "confessions of an economic hitman"