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‘We are Going to Collapse your Banks’: Greek Government Insider Lifts the Lid on Five Months of Financial Blackmail

By ickonic Posted on July 19, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with ecb, eu, euro, germany, greece, imf, merkel

‘In this interview with Mediapart, a senior advisor to the Greek government, who has been at the heart of the past five months of negotiations between Athens and its international creditors, reveals the details of what resembles a game of liar’s dice over the fate of a nation that has been brought to its economic […]

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‘Austerity feeds recession, both are creating a vicious circle’ – Greek deputy interior minister

By ickonic Posted on July 18, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with austerity, bankers, ecb, eu, greece, imf

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‘IMF & World Bank are weapons of war’ by John Pilger

By ickonic Posted on July 17, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with imf, world bank

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IMF stuns Europe with call for massive Greek debt relief

By ickonic Posted on July 15, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with ecb, eu, greece, imf

‘The International Monetary Fund has set off a political earthquake in Europe, warning that Greece may need a full moratorium on debt payments for 30 years and perhaps even long-term subsidies to claw its way out of depression. “The dramatic deterioration in debt sustainability points to the need for debt relief on a scale that […]

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IMF stuns Europe with call for massive Greek debt relief

By ickonic Posted on July 15, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with ecb, eu, greece, imf

‘The International Monetary Fund has set off a political earthquake in Europe, warning that Greece may need a full moratorium on debt payments for 30 years and perhaps even long-term subsidies to claw its way out of depression. “The dramatic deterioration in debt sustainability points to the need for debt relief on a scale that […]

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Greek Crisis is Not Only a Tragedy: It is a Lie

By ickonic Posted on July 15, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with bailouts, eu, greece, imf

By John Pilger ‘An historic betrayal has consumed Greece. Having set aside the mandate of the Greek electorate, the Syriza government has willfully ignored the country’s landslide “no” vote and secretly agreed a raft of repressive, impoverishing measures in return for a “bailout” that means sinister foreign control and a warning to the world. Prime […]

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Greek Crisis is Not Only a Tragedy: It is a Lie

By ickonic Posted on July 15, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with bailouts, eu, greece, imf

By John Pilger ‘An historic betrayal has consumed Greece. Having set aside the mandate of the Greek electorate, the Syriza government has willfully ignored the country’s landslide “no” vote and secretly agreed a raft of repressive, impoverishing measures in return for a “bailout” that means sinister foreign control and a warning to the world. Prime […]

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Grexit or Jubilee? How Greek Debt Could Be Annulled

By Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert Posted on July 14, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with Alexis Tsipras, austerity, ecb, eu, greece, Headlines, imf, michael hudson, public banks, yanis varoufakis

The crushing Greek debt could be canceled the way it was made – by sleight of hand. But saving the Greek people and their economy is evidently not in the game plan of the Eurocrats. Greece’s creditors have finally brought…

Grexit or Jubilee? How Greek Debt Could Be Annulled

By Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert Posted on July 14, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with Alexis Tsipras, austerity, ecb, eu, greece, Headlines, imf, michael hudson, public banks, yanis varoufakis

The crushing Greek debt could be canceled the way it was made – by sleight of hand. But saving the Greek people and their economy is evidently not in the game plan of the Eurocrats. Greece’s creditors have finally brought…

24 hours to save the euro: Germany prepares for a ‘temporary’ Greek exit as euro project on the brink of collapse

By ickonic Posted on July 12, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with austerity, bailouts, drachma, eu, euro exit, greece, imf

‘The German government has begun preparations for Greece to be ejected from the eurozone, as the European Union faces 24 hours to rescue the single currency project from the brink of collapse. Finance ministers failed to break the deadlock with Greece over a new bail-out package, after nine hours of acrimonious talks as creditors accused […]

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Tsipras Betrays Referendum, Sells Out to the Banks

By ickonic Posted on July 11, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with austerity, banks, ecb, greece, imf, referendum, syriza

‘Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has proposed eleventh hour concessions to European central banks despite the overwhelming rejection of an austerity deal by the Greek people. He told Syriza lawmakers they must back reforms and keep the country in the euro. “We are confronted with crucial decisions,” he said during a party meeting, according to […]

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Tsipras Betrays Referendum, Sells Out to the Banks

By ickonic Posted on July 11, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with austerity, banks, ecb, greece, imf, referendum, syriza

‘Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has proposed eleventh hour concessions to European central banks despite the overwhelming rejection of an austerity deal by the Greek people. He told Syriza lawmakers they must back reforms and keep the country in the euro. “We are confronted with crucial decisions,” he said during a party meeting, according to […]

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Greece debt crisis: Athens accepts harsh austerity as bailout deal nears

By ickonic Posted on July 10, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with austerity, bailouts, ecb, eu, greece, imf, troika

‘The Greek government capitulated on Thursday to demands from its creditors for severe austerity measures in return for a modest debt write-off, raising hopes that a rescue deal could be signed at an emergency meeting of EU leaders on Sunday. Athens has put forward a 13-page document detailing reforms and public spending cuts worth €13bn […]

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Greece: The One Biggest Lie You Are Being Told By The Media

By ickonic Posted on July 8, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with activism, austerity, banks, central banks, goldman sachs, greece, imf, referendum, troika

‘Every single mainstream media has the following narrative for the economic crisis in Greece: the government spent too much money and went broke; the generous banks gave them money, but Greece still can’t pay the bills because it mismanaged the money that was given. It sounds quite reasonable, right? Except that it is a big […]

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Germany refuses to let Greece off hook

By ickonic Posted on July 7, 2015 Posted in Aggregated No Comments Tagged with euro, germany, greece, imf

‘The crisis in the eurozone was set to escalate on Monday night after the Germans said they could not write off Greek debts without offering financial assistance to Ireland, Spain and Portugal. George Osborne, the Chancellor, on Monday urged Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, to consider backing down to ensure there was not a “disorderly […]

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