connect the DOTS, do the MATH and smell the COFFEE

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-04-02/wikileaks-reveals-imf-plan-cause-credit-event-greece-and-destabilize-europe

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/14/upshot/the-greek-deal-is-a-disaster-for-greece-and-maybe-for-europe.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur&_r=0&abt=0002&abg=0

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/07/12/killing-the-european-project/?smid=fb-share&_r=0

Of course all that money/assets will go to an entrusted 'Independent Fund' so no need to worry:

http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/news/europe/55028/german_minister_proposes_independent_fund_he_chairs_to_take_control_of_50bn_greek_assets#.VaO9hEXfipT

For more laughter check this excerpt form the Yanis Varoufakis full transcript of "Our batlle to save Greece", his first interview since he resigned:

HL: What is the greatest problem with the general way the Eurogroup functions?

YV: [To exemplify…] There was a moment when the President of the Eurogroup decided to move against us and effectively shut us out, and made it known that Greece was essentially on its way out of the Eurozone. … There is a convention that communiqués must be unanimous, and the President can’t just convene a meeting of the Eurozone and exclude a member state. And he said, “Oh I’m sure I can do that.” So I asked for a legal opinion. It created a bit of a kerfuffle. For about 5-10 minutes the meeting stopped, clerks, officials were talking to one another, on their phone, and eventually some official, some legal expert addressed me, and said the following words, that “Well, the Eurogroup does not exist in law, there is no treaty which has convened this group.”

Excerpt from Benjamin Fulford's blog of 6 July 2015:

"The fact that 61% of Greek citizens voted to refuse to pay for banker’s reckless mistakes indicates a majority of the people at the street level in that country now recognize the criminal nature of the Western banking system. The fact is the Greek people now know they are not legally responsible for debts incurred by Mafiosi banker gamblers and will therefore not pay. This has set in motion the first domino that will lead inexorably to the bankruptcy of the Khazarian banking system and their criminal subsidiary known as the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CORPORATION. A Greek default, as mentioned previously, is just the first domino that will be followed by Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, France, Germany and then the United States."

It seems TTIP is an 'entry' for some people to start digging and look for facts and the story behind stories and to at least come to the conclusion that main stream media is unreliable and that politicians and corporations have everything but your well being in mind, could it be otherwise?

Yes folks, FOR LACK OF KNOWLEDGE MY PEOPLE AND PEOPLE IN GENERAL ARE DESTROYED!!!!

http://action.sumofus.org/a/ttip-video/?sub=fb

Yes you read it correctly. The deceptive bankster term or synonym for stealing is 'bail-in' but it means the same. Of course the alert amongst us anticipated such measurements after what happened on Cyprus in 2013. Wasn't it the declared 'blueprint' for future protocol when banks are falling/failing according to Jeroen Dijsselbloem, president of Eurogroup?

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9963b74c-219c-11e5-aa5a-398b2169cf79.html#axzz3euFVCbyi

Maybe fear mongering to inspire people of Greece to vote 'yes' and stay in the claws aka debtslavery of the EU?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/9298501/Christine-Lagarde-attack-on-Greece-backfires-as-she-pays-no-tax.html

Hence the discouragement of Greece to leave the EU. Of course it is too late to cover the deliberate mistake up for even the dumbest citizen of the EU realizes the whole project is a geopolitical and financial scam.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-07-01/why-europe-now-trying-crush-greece

To the Editor:

If, as Paul Krugman suggests, Greece leaves the euro and returns to the drachma, and if it is then successful at reconfiguring its economy and managing to re-establish a functional government that collects taxes and pays debts, wouldn’t this encourage other economically struggling states like Italy, Ireland, Portugal and even France to abandon the union?

Won’t a successful Greece show others that — much as many young people who cannot afford to pay their rent return home — they, too, can return to the way things used to be?

If Greece does what SEEMS so difficult, won’t it encourage a dissolution of the European Union?

MARTIN BRAUN

New York

Conveniently Greek Finance Minister Yannis Varoufakis has told ABC only a few days before the referendum that the printing presses needed to print Drachma in the event of a euro exit have been smashed! Go figure