Is Greek Crisis Part of a Larger Plot?
March 4, 2012
Were Greece's uncontrolled public spending and corruption
part of a larger plot to take down the world economy and allow insiders to buy
everything on the cheap ? by Christian Soderberg
(henrymakow.com)
Corruption in Greek politics and the public sector -- costing Greece billions of Euros each year -- has not been recognized as a major factor in the crisis.
The daily
media in Europe has mostly talked about Greek corruption in general terms, like
"the whole country is corrupt, nothing happens there without bribes",
but they haven't gone into proper detail.
Why?
Because the Greek crisis is an orchestrated event.
The Greek
case, when understood, blows the whole western political theater apart. It
shows that the media and the political "top echelon" are offering
people 'false reality' about the recent western economic crisis. The truth is
that our corruption is being tolerated to deliberately sabotage the economy for
Illuminati gain.
Illegal
fuel trade costing Greece estimated 2-3 billion euros a year. Fuels sold also
to the state.
In May 2011,
a former Greek MP Georgios Sourlas told a parliamentary committee that
chemically adulterated maritime fuel is sold as diesel fuel to Greek armed
forces (..who then supply fuel to at least some local police and fire
departments). This sulfur rich adulterated maritime fuel is also sold as
heating oil to peoples' homes and as diesel for cars at local gas stations.
He
estimated that just the tax evasion related to the case costs the Greek state
2-3 billion euros annually.
Greek
premier Kostas Karamanlis, Evangelos Venizelos (defense minister at the time)
and the head of armed forces all advised to take it further. He then went to
Greek Public Prosecutor and the head of the Supreme Court, who stonewalled him.
[1]
Georgios
Sourlas said he has been interviewed many times by the Greek media over the
years about this matter, but that none of it ever aired.
If what
Sourlas says is true, it shows that the top echelon of Greek government is
involved in this multi-billion euro crime. And what is backing Sourlas'
testimony is that few years ago, EU funded countermeasures that have not been
enforced.
Corruption
and deliberate waste in Greek public healthcare
This
costs Greece billions of euros every year. In 2010 Robert
Dougall, a former exec from a Johnson & Johnson (J&J) owned company
DePuy Int was found guilty of bribing Greek workers between the years 2002
-2005. [3]
The UK
court document gives an example how DePuy then charged the Greek state double
the European average, (4 x the European low) for one their products. SEC
documents show that J&J was already aware of these DePuy dealings in
1990's, but did not stop it. [4]
The UK
court document states that DePuy/J&J wasn't the only company handing out
bribes. (Other US companies have
also been investigated, and one at least, Smith & Nephew has admitted
bribing public workers in Europe.)
A Greek
investigative TV-journalist reported how, at the time, the Greek state
paid 40 euros for a 7 euro dialysis machine filter. Finally, the then
health minister was able to lower the price to 25 euros, still over 3 times the
filter's true value. [5]
Greek
health insurance fund IKA was made to pay 2-3 times the prices that it's
British, Italian and French counterparts paid for the same materials. [6]
Some
doctors falsified documents to scam money from insurance funds. Some ran
private clinics with supplies paid by the state, and so on..
Siemens
scandal & parliamentary immunity
In
2011, Greek Parliamentary Investigation
Committee(GPIC) concluded that the damages caused by Siemens AG's
"bribes for contracts"-type dealings amounted to atleast to 2 billion
euros. Siemens, of course, denied these allegations.
The
investigation seemed mainly to cover Siemens-dealings in Greece over the last
two decades, but Siemens has had strong presence in Greece since the late
1940's. Siemens has also been a "subcontractor" in other well known
corruption scandals (Athens metro-scandal, Greek
U-boat scandal), but the company was not under any criminal investigation at
the time. ..So, the Siemens scandal might still even grow.
Though
Siemens denied the GPIC allegations, the company has admitted 1.3 billion euros
worth of dubious payments (worldwide) between the years 1999-2006 [7],
and agreed to pay 1.6 billion dollar fines in 2008. Siemens has been under
investigation in many countries. [8]
The
"punch line" of this case might be coming soon.
Instead the 2 billion euros Greece was seeking at first, it has been reported (by
AFP and others) that Siemens might be able to settle the case with a petty 250
million euros, or even less.
Greek
U-boat scandal and more to look into
The Greek
U-boat scandal, a.k.a. the "Ferrostaal scandal" is very revealing.
The bribes allegedly reached over 200 million euros, according to documents seen
by the Greek news paper Kathimerini, and that the former Greek premier's
brother , Nikos Papandreou helped as a
"consultant" in the dealings.
But the
interesting part is the fraud involved in the "offset deals" tied to
the submarine contracts. These offset deals apparently are the usual way of
hiding the true costs of the actual deal itself, in this case U-boats, and so
are used to conceal the possible illegal dealings. [9]
[9]Financial
crimes unit (SDOE) findings on Submarine Contracts
http://www.wikigreeks.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/Submarine_Hot_Doc.pdf
Similarly huge fraud may be found when you start to look into Greek public construction contracts and arms procurement. There are also cases in which bonds/derivatives were sold in inflated prices to Greek institutions. The bank loans taken by Greek gov might also be worth to take a look at.
Corruption Part of a Large Plot?
Similarly huge fraud may be found when you start to look into Greek public construction contracts and arms procurement. There are also cases in which bonds/derivatives were sold in inflated prices to Greek institutions. The bank loans taken by Greek gov might also be worth to take a look at.
Corruption Part of a Large Plot?
When the
corruption in Greek politics has been so vast for so long, it makes you wonder:
Is the ridiculous Greek social benefit system, state owned companies with multi-billion debts ( OTE and OSE ) and the over blown public sector, part of a scam to plunge Greece into massive debt?
Were these actually tools to eventually bankrupt the country and affect the whole Euro-zone and beyond?
When this
global cabal (a.k.a illuminati) wreck the whole western economy, the debt
ridden states will have start selling their tax payer owned assets to raise
more revenue.
..And
then they, the "insiders", start to buy it all dirt cheap, like
Warren "the Fukushima tsunami created a
great business opportunity" Buffet just did. He just
bought cheap European stocks for
1.4 billion euros.
In the
spring of 2011, Greece announced that it will try to raise 50 billion euros through a
privatization program .... first they wreck the economy, then they
put everything of value on sale.
This is
what "New World Order" is ..Most the world's (real) wealth will be
under a new order.
Euro-zone
crisis will take down Wall Street?
And what
is even more (yes ..there's even more to all this), some people have started to
wonder what the euro-zone crisis will do to Wall Street, which is all ready
under strain because of the earlier US housing bubble fraud, as we all know.
..and if
the western banking sector starts REALLY going down, what do you think will
happen to home loans and the cost of everyday living?
(article)How
Greece Could Take Down Wall Street
An
"event of default" declared on European sovereign debt could
jeopardize Wall Street's $32 trillion Credit Default Swaps (CDS) derivatives
scheme
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=29411
Conclusion:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=29411
Conclusion:
The
"Greek case" really shows the corruption in politics and the
international role in covering this up. And it shows that the media is with the
"elites" (..simply, because they own the media), and not with the
people, nor with the truth.
Look
into corruption in Italy, US and other crisis countries to see that a greek
scenario may be in our future.
Start by watching the award winning
documentary about the US housing bubble/derivates scam, 'Inside Job' by Charles
Ferguson Here:
http://watchdocumentary.tv/inside-job-documentary/#p
http://watchdocumentary.tv/inside-job-documentary/#p
Sources:
[5] http://keeptalkinggreece.wordpress.com/2010/06/16/the-greek-patient-hospitals-supplies-shortages/
Comments
for "Is Greek Crisis Part of a Larger Plot? "
Marcos said (March 5, 2012):
Banks have acted the same way for
two hundred years. They provide generous loans to governments, including a
tempting commission for the politicians who approve them. The politicians just
pocket it in an account in Switzerland and " roll the debt", letting
the bomb explode on the lap of future generations. They make no provisions to
pay the principal, just spend everything in high salaries for lazy public
servants, pharaonic works and corruption.
They used to do it with the help of
the IMF, as in the case of Brazil and Argentina, and now directly, as with
Ireland, Iceland and Greece. It is the same game described in the book
"Economic Hitman" decades ago.
Banks would never have the power
they do if they had to make money providing credit for people to buy refrigerators.
Public debt, the capacity of governments to borrow in your name and tax you to
death, is the main weapon of the banks who rule the world today. Every economic
problem is secondary to this one.
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