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Turkey provokes: Turkish CG tries to ram Greek vessel, mass tear gas use in Evros against Greek police (videos-photos)

  Source: Thema News Continuous clashes with tear gas in Kastanies Evros With all means available Ankara escalates tensions with Greece. In the videos available to the Greek authorities it is evident that a large number of tear gas grenades were fired from the Turkish side against the Greek soldiers and security forces. Other videos […]

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Posted in News Tagged borders, EU, Greece, invasion, migrants, Turkey

The Ever-Growing List of ADMITTED False Flag Attacks

Painting by Anthony Freda Presidents, Prime Ministers, Congressmen, Generals, Spooks, Soldiers and Police ADMIT to False Flag Terror In the following instances, officials in the government which carried out the attack (or seriously proposed an attack) admit to it, either orally, in writing, or through photographs or videos: (1) Japanese troops set off a small explosion on a […]

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Posted in News Tagged China, Department of Justice, Germany, Greece, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, NBC, New York Times, Poland, Spy, Turkey

Greece rejects austerity measures beyond 2018

  Source: PressTV The Greek government has warned that the country will not accept an extension to its painful austerity program beyond 2018 to secure a bailout from international creditors. Government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos said on Tuesday that Athens was still committed to continuing its talks with creditors to secure its bailout but it “refuses […]

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Posted in News Tagged austerity, Bailouts, EU, Greece, IMF

Syrian boy explains refugee crisis perfectly: ‘Just stop the war — and we don’t want to go to Europe’

  RawStory.com | Travis Gettys A photo showing the tiny, lifeless body of a drowned Syrian refugee washed up on a Turkish beach has revealed the human tragedy unfolding along European shores. The child has been identified as 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi, and Turkish media reported that his 5-year-old brother was among at least 12 Syrians […]

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Posted in News Tagged attacking migrants, Budapest, Europe, Greece, Hungary, Kos, migrants, right-wing Hungarian nationalists, Syrian Refugee Crisis

Monsanto Kicked Out Of Greece And Latvia: GM Bans Sweep Through Europe

http://naturalsociety.com/ Christina Sarich First Scotland and Germany booted GMOs from their countries, citing fear of GMO crops contaminating their food supplies and concern over putting their food and beverage industries in jeopardy. Now, Greece and Latvia are telling Monsanto exactly what they can do with their genetically modified crops. The tide is turning. A tipping point just […]

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Posted in Current Events, News Tagged Bans, Genetically Modified Food, Germany, GM crops, GMO, Greece, Latvia, monsanto, Scotland, Trans Pacific Trade

Global Banking System on the Verge of Total Collapse

As the axiom goes, “Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.” And since our politicians, bankers and citizens have ignored the horrifying events of just 6 years ago, the United States and the rest of the world are about to repeat history in record time. Source: Wholesale Direct Metals BY DAMON GELLER  Greece […]

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Posted in Gold and Silver, News Tagged Banking collapse, Banks, Economy, federal reserve, Finance, financial collapse, Gold, Greece, Markets, Money, Quantitative Easing, Real estate, Silver

How Information Will Destroy Crony Capitalism

“The first major shift is marked by a reduced need for work made glaringly obvious by the rise of automation. It’s not yet fully understood how our society will adjust to such a massive rift in the traditional human workforce, but we do know it will change fundamental assumptions we have about wages and the […]

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Posted in Columnists, News Tagged austerity, Capitalism, crony capitalism, Economy, Finance, Greece, information, Information Age, Internet, Liberals, Markets, Marxism, monopolies, P2P, peer-to-peer, post-capitalism, socialism, Surveillance State, Technology, The Future, Work

The Real Reasons For the Iran Agreement — Paul Craig Roberts

“Despite its gigantic hubris, Washington has figured out that the US cannot simultaneously take on Russia, China, Iran, and the Islamic State. This realization is one reason for the nuclear agreement with Iran. It removes Iran from the mix.” Source: Institute for Political Economy July 18, 2015 The Real Reasons For the Iran Agreement Paul […]

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Posted in Columnists, News, Paul Craig Roberts Tagged China, EU, Greece, Iran, isis, nuclear deal, nuclear energy, Russia, U.S. Military, Ukraine, War, Washington D.C.

All Hail Our Banking Overlords!

“If you had asked me ten years ago if there was any chance of Greece becoming a failed state within a decade, I would have said ‘No, no chance.’  But here we are.” Source: Zero Hedge Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/18/2015 19:15 -0400   Submitted by Chris Martenson via PeakProseprity.com, You really have to […]

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Posted in Gold and Silver, News Tagged Central Banks, Chris Martenson, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Greece, headlines, None

Ex-IMF Chief: Germany Should Leave The Euro, Not Greece

“The deal Greece reached with its creditors — if it lasts – pursues the same economic strategy that has failed repeatedly to heal the country. Greeks will get more of the brutal belt-tightening that they voted against.” Source: Zero Hedge Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/17/2015 09:20 -0400   Submitted by KeepTalkingGreece, In her euro-hegemonic […]

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Posted in News Tagged Ashoka Mody, austerity, Debt, EU, Eurozone, exit, Finance, Germany, Greece, Grexit, IMF, popular

The ‘Greek Debt Deal’ Is Already Starting To Fall Apart

“The study, seen by Reuters, said European countries would have to give Greece a 30-year grace period on servicing all its European debt, including new loans, and a dramatic maturity extension. Or else they must make annual transfers to the Greek budget or accept “deep upfront haircuts” on existing loans..” Source: The Economic Collapse By Michael […]

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Posted in News Tagged Debt, debt relief, Debt Relief For Greece, Europe, Financing, German, Germans, Germany, Greece, Greece Debt Deal, Greek Debt, Greek Debt Deal, Greek Economy, Greek Government, The Eurozone, The IMF | Category: Commentary

Is the Dollar Signaling Another 2008-Type Autumn is Coming?

“Remember, stocks are the “dumb” money. The currency markets are ALWAYS ahead of them. So the US Dollar’s strength is indicative that “all is not fixed” in Euroland.” Source: Zero Hedge Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 07/13/2015 18:33 -0400   At this point the Greek crisis is beyond farcical; you couldn’t make up a […]

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Posted in News Tagged Debt, Default, Finance, fixed, Germany, Global Economy, Greece

By the numbers: The world comes to Greece’s rescue through crowdfunding for the price of a feta salad

“As Thom Feeney explains on the campaign page, if every EU resident donates just €3 – or the price of a pint of ale – Greece can pay back its debt. It’s still €1.6 billion euros, but when it’s broken down on a human scale it doesn’t seem so impossible.” Source: Indiegogo July 1, 2015 […]

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Posted in News Tagged Bailouts, Banksters, financial collapse, grassroots, Greece

Still Report #384 – My Greece Solution

“Thereafter, here’s my solution in a nutshell: If you outlaw national debt – national borrowing – governments can NOT overspend. It’s self-imposed austerity.”   Source: YouTube Bill Still Published on Jul 6, 2015 A friend of mine recently accused me of supporting raw unlimited Drachma creation in Greece without the restraints of much-needed fiscal discipline. […]

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Posted in News, Video Tagged anti-austerity, austerity, Central Banks, economic failure, Greece, National Debt

Greece Rejects Further Austerity Measures

“Soon after the announcement of the referendum results, I was made aware of a certain preference by some Eurogroup participants, and assorted ‘partners’, for my… ‘absence’ from its meetings,” Varoufakis wrote. “An idea that the prime minister judged to be potentially helpful to him in reaching an agreement. For this reason I am leaving the […]

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Posted in News Tagged Bailouts, debt relief, EU, Greece, IMF, Tsipras, Varoufakis, Vote

How Greece Has Fallen Victim To “Economic Hit Men”

“Greece is being ‘hit’, there’s no doubt about it,” exclaims John Perkins, author of Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, noting that “[Indebted countries] become servants to what I call the corporatocracy … today we have a global empire, and it’s not an American empire. It’s not a national empire… It’s a corporate empire, and […]

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Posted in Columnists, News Tagged Bailouts, Bankers, Banksters, Corporations, corporatocracy, economic hitmen, EU, globalism, Greece, IMF, loans, Perkins, world bank

Plans for Destroying Greece Stall

“The FT said they require an entire pension plan makeover to get bailout funding – a major red line Tsipras already crossed but not far enough for Troika bandits. […] Instead of renouncing unrepayable odious debt, defaulting and walking away, ending destructive austerity, abandoning euro straightjacket mandates, and regaining Greece’s lost sovereignty (including control over […]

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Posted in News Tagged austerity, Bailouts, Debt, ECB, EU, Greece, IMF, NWO, pensions, plundered economy, police state, sovereignty, Stephan Lendman, trade deals, trade talks, Troika, Tsipras

Greece, creditors dig in after debt talks founder

“Exasperated by what it sees as Greek distortion of the creditors’ proposals, the European Commission made public for the first time comprehensive details of the plan, denying that the lenders were demanding specific pension or wage cuts.”   Source: Yahoo News By Renee Maltezou and Andreas Rinke | Reuters – Mon, 15 Jun, 2015    ATHENS/BERLIN (Reuters) […]

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Posted in News Tagged Bailouts, Economy, euro zone, European Commission, financial collapse, global financial markets, Greece, Greek capital flying from banks while, Markets, pensions

Europe Fractures: France “Prepared To Support Greece” In Debt Renegotiations

_ Source: Zero Hedge Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/01/2015 16:10 -0500 Despite Angela Merkel’s insistence on numerous occasions this past week that there will be “no debt renegotiations,” it appears a schism at the core of Europe is opening. As France24 reports, following a meeting between France’s finance minister Michel Sapin and Greece’s finance […]

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Posted in News Tagged Creditors, France, Germany, Greece, Gross Domestic Product, National Debt, Unemployment

Home ownership in Greece ‘a sick joke’ as property market collapses

Source: The Guardian There is constant motion on the second floor of 24 Kanari Street. At the Athens office of Remax, Greece‘s largest property company, clients come and go, agents slip in and out and brokers pace the corridors barking into mobile phones. For Christos Vergos, it means a frenetic work schedule of 12-hour days […]

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Posted in News Tagged Athens, Greece, Home ownership, property market collapses
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