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According to
the Greek journalist, Giorgos Delastik, the Greek banks are planning
a conflict with the government of Alexis Tsipras. In an article to
the Ethnos newspaper he writes:
The bankers
received huge loans from the state, (the state borrowed these loans),
and the administrations of the banks have not changed, as if nothing
happened. Of course, the top banking executives are partisan friends
of Antonis Samaras. Tsipras administration naturally wants to change
banks' administrations knowing that it will be completely unable to
exercise its economic policy in case that will not put its own
people. The partisan friends of Samaras will try to undermine such
policy. Therefore, bankers know that their days are numbered and will
give the last battle.
Delastik
claimed that "we knew from Monday that there will be an
interference by the banking system against government".
It is worth
to note that a special commission investigates the fall of the stock
market, seeking evidence for systematic mass liquidations.
Everything
shows that some have remembered the famous order "make the
economy scream" by Nixon to CIA and State Department when he was
aiming to destabilize a government.
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