Greek debt crisis a Goldman Sachs economic coup?

G. Edward Griffin - Government signs over ALL of its assets (real estate, cash funds, and tax revenues) to the European Commission, IMF, and the European Central Bank as collateral for the bailouts it received. The bailout money went to pay interest on loans from foreign banks. [Rebellion is possible but, if so, the present collectivist regime likely will be replaced by a new collectivist regime, and the plunder will continue.]

Raw Story

Posted on 07.28.11
By Stephen C. Webster

Journalist, entrepreneur and Russia Today opinion host Max Keiser traveled to Greece recently for a film project that looks at how the country came to be on the verge of default.

The conclusion of his interview subjects, and indeed a large portion of the Greek population, is that Goldman Sachs, perhaps the most powerful financial firm in the world, has engaged in an economic coup against the nation, taking advantage of rife tax fraud to force Greek lawmakers to hand over the country’s public assets.

His mini-documentary is concise, smart and informative. Take 20 minutes to learn what happened there, before it starts happening in the U.S.

Part 1:

(wow . . . what a shame . . . the banksters own the media, too many people believe the media . . . sounds very familiar . . . )