Greece needs urgently a debt cut if the population should ever benefit from any EU dream

All Eyes on Greece

Posted Feb 15, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has completely failed the Greek people. He was elected to exit the EU but instead he has wiped out his country trying to stay in the Eurozone. Pensions have been attacked 11 times since the crisis began in 2010. The very day Greece asked the IMF for help was precisely on the day of our target – Pi from the 2007.15 high. Today, Greece is even worse than the United States during the Great Depression.

Greece is such a beautiful country and its people are among the most pleasant in Europe. Yet all because Merkel promised Greece would be made to repay, that promise has torn Europe apart. Her polls crashed as everyone began turning against her citing that Greece forgave the debts that Germany owe it after World War II to help Germany get back on its feet, but Merkel REFUSED to listen. To boost her international image of being a loan shark, she turning within a few weeks and opened the gates to Europe for the refugees to change her personal image.

Forcing the Greek people to pay to keep the Euro together, which benefited Germany at the expense of Greece, has run its course. Greece will have no choice but to default all because Merkel has continued to put her personal polls ahead of Europe.

The IMF has finally acknowledged that the previous credit programs have not led to the recovery of the Greek economy. In a new report, the IMF had shown above all that the depression in Greece even exceeded the Great US Depression of the 1930s. Greece has been pushed beyond all endurance and what the EU and Troika have done to Greece violates human rights.

Not even a single austerity measure has led to the stabilization of the Greek budget and the deflation that has been unleashed is a human tragedy all because Merkel DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THE GERMAN HYPERINFLATION. Consequently, Merkel has subjected Europe to devastating DEFLATION and the economic depression that inflicts upon the people of Europe. What Merkel has inflicted upon Greece will be the undoing of the Eurozone.

The IMF warns about Greece that “the tax burden is unevenly distributed … Therefore, the current structure of public finances is fundamentally inefficient and unfair, and ultimately socially unsustainable. The lower incomes and the unemployed have no access to adequate and targeted social services and other essential public services that they need, and are common in other countries in the euro area. “

It is becoming abundantly clear to all observers that Greece needs urgently a debt cut if the population should ever benefit from any EU dream. However, the euro ministers reject a debt cut before the Bundestagswahl 2017 once again concerned for Merkel’s reelection bid. In other words, they fear that any debt forgiveness will mean Merkel loses her election but without debt forgiveness the euro will crack.

The Greek people do not expect any improvement and have lost faith in government regardless of the political party. The IMF has pointed out that in only six years, Greece has had nine different finance ministers. The cradle of democracy seems to have been completely damaged in Greece and this is not looking good moving forward. This is one of the cornerstones of revolution that the Eu has imposed upon the Greek people who suffer for their politicians playing games with Goldman Sachs to get into the Euro at all costs. Those costs have devastated the Greek people.