A
crucial point for Greece and Europe
by
system failure
After the
third vote in the Greek parliament for the presidential election
(http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2014/12/breaking-greece-towards-national.html),
Greece walks towards national elections, as the government failed to
collect the 180 MP votes required. In the next short period until the
national elections day, we should expect an unprecedented propaganda
war which will be launched by the global financial mafia mechanisms
inside Greece and abroad.
All recent
polls show that the Leftist party SYRIZA wins, for the moment, but it
is rather doubtful whether will manage to take the required
percentage to form an autonomous government.
Some
possible scenarios follow briefly:
Scenario
1:
SYRIZA
forms an autonomous government, or, a coalition with the help of
the parties of the anti-austerity front. It will be the worse
scenario for the global financial mafia as it could trigger an
"uncontrolled" general rise of the Left in Europe. In
this case, the banking-media dictatorship in Greece will declare
war against the new government, try to destabilize it, and throw
it from power as soon as possible.
Scenario
2:
SYRIZA
will not gather the required percentage to form an autonomous
government. As the options are limited in the political
anti-austerity front, it may be forced to cooperate with the
Socialists (PASOK), which may be presented with a more populist
profile to persuade that they start to abandon neoliberal
ideology, and the River party, which is clearly a creation of the
media to attract voters from the Left. These systemic parties will
try to control as much as possible the coalition so that some
basic "achievements" of the Greek experiment will not be
threatened. Subsequently, these parties may be used to destabilize
the government by breaking the coalition.
Scenario
3:
Neither
the neoliberal nor the anti-neoliberal front will be able to form
government. In that case, the political dead end through repeated
elections may give the suitable excuse to see a technocratic
government by banking puppets, which will be presented as the only
viable solution. This sub-experiment has already been tested in
Greece and Italy through the banking puppets Papademos and Monti.
This "solution"-parameter in the Greek experiment could
be proved a dangerous threat to European parliamentary democracy,
as may be used in other countries in times of political crises,
becoming permanent practice and finally, establishing definitely
the sovereignty of the plutocrats against the majority.
Scenario
4:
The
unprecedented propaganda of destruction launched by the global
financial mafia mechanisms inside Greece and abroad, during the
short period until the elections in 25 January, manages to
persuade a critical mass of the indecisive electorate to vote for
"stability". Therefore, New Democracy takes the lead
marginally and manages to form a new coalition government. Another
alternative based on this scenario:
http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2014/12/latest-from-greek-front-nightmare.html
This
could be proved a real nightmare as the new neoliberal government
will have now plenty of time to implement every aspect of the
experiment in Greece, or even, try new sub-experiments under the
orders of troika. This would mean that people are not willing to
resist and the experiment may be expanded throughout Europe. It
will probably mark the start of the new global Feudalism era.
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ECB will be
used as a tool to drive Europe into the desirable federalization with
the characteristics of an empire
(http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2014/11/the-enee-sadism.html),
rather than of a democratic federation. Scenario 3 will be probably
the most suitable for the "emperor" Draghi to proceed
towards this direction, as he has already the control inside eurozone
through a decision taken more than two years ago:
http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2012/09/lea-jacta-est-by-emperor-draghi.html
Especially
in the case of scenario 1, the ECB will blackmail the government by
threatening that will not purchase government bonds, therefore cut
liquidity, in case that Greece choose a different path towards the
reconstruction of the social state and labor rights, bringing minimum
wage at pre-crisis levels, etc.
However, the
system shows signs of panic, which means that the European officials
don't know exactly how SYRIZA will react. In case that SYRIZA has a
secret agenda, and be pressed by the lenders beyond red lines, it
could nationalize the central bank and return to the national
currency, blowing up eurozone. This could bring a disaster to the
plutocrats' plans, as may trigger the domino of other Leftist
European parties to follow SYRIZA's example and drive Europe towards
the direction of the real democracy and unification under different
terms for the benefit of the majority.
Everything
will depend on whether people will choose to fight instead of
surrender to the "empire".
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"In case that SYRIZA has a secret agenda, and be pressed by the lenders beyond red lines, it could nationalize the central bank and return to the national currency"
ReplyDeleteI doubt SYRIZA will do that. Though I hope I am wrong.
The only one that will leave the Eurozone and E.U is Dimitris Kazakis and EPAM.
I expect a combination of 2 and 3, with SYRIZA forming a coalition with PASOK or To Potami. The establishment will use this party to pressure SYRIZA into towing the neoliberal line. At that point there are a few possibilities, they could be bullied into continuing austerity and split up internally, they could call the other party's bluff and try to govern as a minority government with communist support, or they could go to new elections to argue for a new majority. If SYRIZA succeeds in governing effectively in the face of external pressure and uses its position in government to tear apart the remnants of the Greek political establishment, the military might step in and impose a more grim scenario #3. I don't think anyone really wants a coup, but there is a chance for things to really spin out of control.
ReplyDeleteAnother more optimistic one: SYRIZA survives from the war, the lenders retreat to some extend because they don't know what will happen and the government manages to take some of the declared measures to relieve the poorest. This will give the necessary time for the other European Leftist parties to prepare and rise in power. After that, everything is possible.
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