Saturday, February 21, 2015

This Is What a Sellout Looks Like

Below Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis and IMF chief Christine Lagarde, after a deal was reached between eurozone banksters and the new Greek government.


The decision to request an extension of the current programme is a significant U-turn for Mr. Tsipras [the new Greek prime minister], who had promised in his election campaign to kill the existing bailout.
It also leaves the IMF and EU institutions — the European Central Bank and European Commission — in control of evaluating Greece’s economic reform measures and the disbursement of bailout funds, despite Mr Tsipras’ vow to rid Greece of the hated “troika” of bailout monitors.

 --RW


4 comments:

  1. Nice product placement for Burberry.

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  2. Voters never learn that politicians never keep their campaign promises.

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  3. What's with the scarf ?
    Is this a Greek Khmer Rouge kinda thing ?

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  4. Supreme carpet muncher meets a giddy voldemort

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