Its tough to kill a Greek through starvation. Ask the Nazis

For a people who eat the same type of weeds that Westerners
put weed killer on, It's tough to wipe out these people, which is
what the Troika is doing inadvertently, or purposefully.

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No comment. Greek Cookbook: Starvation Recipes — recipes of occupied Greece 1941-1945 (Best Seller)[?] http://bit.ly/MS3iRE @yanisvaroufakis

the author's webpage:

Starvation Recipes (Recipes of the occupied Greece 1941-1945),

by Helen Nikolaidou, History prof. (BEST SELLER)

It's the ultimate belt-tightening handbook: No Meat? Push an eggplant through  the grinder instead. Chew your food long enough for your stomach to feel full.

And don't forget to sweep crumbs off your table and into a jar.

The author, Helen Nikolaidou, 50, is a History Professor who has written  dozens of books.

 "Starvation Recipes" or "Recipes of occupied (by Nazi) Greece" is a well documented work that describes the life and the diet of Athenians (Athens is the  capital of Greece) during the occupation.

Nazi brought famine (among death, etc) to occupied Greeks who had to  improvise in order to escape death from hunger.

The newspaper of that time used to publish "Starvation Recipes" (as it's the  book's title in Greece).

Greek heroes of the crisis: Koutoulas

though the average Greek resident is now braver

that most Europeans will ever be, there are some

heroes who have made their mark by doing 

what's right.

Huffington post 

Joshua M. Brown

25 Most Dangerous People in Financial Media

12. James Koutoulas (Commodity Customers Coalition)

CommodityCustomerCoalition.org.

Last fall, James was minding his own business running a commodities-trading firm when the collapse of MF Global began and one day 50 of his clients had their accounts frozen by the scrambling morons who were at that sinking ship attempting to clean up the multi-billion mess created by CEO Jon Corzine. Koutoulas was so infuriated by the blatant screwing over of his customers that he became a fixture at all of the bankruptcy hearings, not to mention a fixture in the dumbfounded media who worked overtime to explain exactly what went wrong at the brokerage firm and why it never should have been permitted to happen.

IGC University Lesson 4 Varoufakis on Depression

I don't know whether this interview occured just before or after the BBC interview, where the London office cut him off for truthing about the fraud that is the Greek elections while the Troika actually runs the country. How do I know? From the disgusting shirt he wore in both interviews. Nevertheless, his ideas are fresh and he kicks Economic and Political ass. here's the BBC with its shepherd's crook around Yiani's neck.

reporters without borders

the supershow with all the alternative economic successes,
has finally been found.

I really enjoyed the show. Even if you don't understand Greek
you can almost understand just by watching. And it's not
just about Greece.
There's an Italian lady who lives without money, buy exchanging
work for food.
There's a Barcelona cooperative that took over a derelict
building and gave otherwise poor people a place to call
home.




Αλληλεγγύη: Το αντίδοτο στη φτώχεια by tvxorissinora

Greek gov probably aided Olympic demise

There was the story of the young lady long jumper, who, though
very sexy and with good photos on the Net (coming soon), had
friends in the Golden Dawn party. Once that was proven, by
none other than a Twitter tweet, she was canned. She was
heading for a medal in London, but had to settle for a pizza
and a tv set tuned to the Games.

Another guy was a male high-jumper who got GOLD in
the March Euro championships, I think. He was dope tested
but the results arrived 3 months too late, and on the day
before the start of the Olympics, so that he would have
no time to mount a defence.
I believe the Greek government had a hand in this because
upon winning in March, the jumper and his dad insulted
the government for its complete lack of support for this
athlete.

News articles soon

Medal count for Greece: 2 bronze

the new moodza- 7 fingers

They represent the new hand signal of the gang.
The gang, at least in its desire to protest foreign invasions of the
illegal immigration kind and of the financial overlord kind,
has the people's support. That's Golden Dawn.
The Golden Dummies of Greek politics are going to
slap around some old politicians, too. These are things
that we like.

Raise a salute

7-finger symbol

one for each % point that GD got in the election.

one life in the whorehouse of Economics

Life in the Eurozone is likened to life/work in a whorehouse.


more later

Greece always has been the most important country

If we're talking about history, politics, democracy, higher learning, research, joie de vivre.
Greece is the word.

Nowadays , the continuation of the bankocracy depends on Greece's election today.
Of course, if they really want to guarantee the continuation of this experiment,
they could cancel the results, doctor the results or send in the army.

Otherwise, they can all f^%&*k themselves.




if it were the US, they'd just cancel the vote of those whom they don't want to vote.
see Florida, every four years.

no guns, but it's still warfare

It’s warfare.

There’s the hate campaign.

Fear mongering

(we’re gonna get ya. We got ya where we want ya).

Oligarchs are settling scores

and the people die en masse.

Red cross and charities move in to feed victims

and future victims.

Such are the rules of war.