James Partsch-Galvan for Houston City Council 2005

Did you hear the news? “Greece Says No to Further Austerity Measures!” Did you shake your head and say, “Wow, the nerve of those people refusing to cut their expenses in the face of all that debt”?<br /> <br /> I’m no financial expert, but I don’t think that tightening up the budget was really what they were turning down.<br /> <br /> I think that they were turning down the opportunity to continue under the tyrannical rule of the EU. They were breaking free.<br /> <br /> What they were actually turning down was another series of huge loans that would put them further in debt and further under the oppression of the European Union loan sharks. They said no to another entity controlling their finances and destiny. Collapse or survive, the voters loudly stated that the Greek people want their country back.<br /> <br /> This weekend I wrote about independence: it comes from not requiring anything that another person has to provide for you. And I believe that is exactly what the Greeks decided this weekend when they voted to discontinue allowing foreign entities to control their financial affairs, regardless of the cost.<br /> <br /> So here’s the big question:<br /> <br /> Is this the collapse of Greece, or is it a new beginning for the place where civilization actually began?<br /> <br /> It will get worse before it gets better<br /> http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/watch-and-learn-what-an-economic-collapse-looks-like-i-hope-youre-taking-notes_07072015

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