The Other Reason Greece Must Not Collapse

The Other Reason Greece Must Not Collapse

A lot of smoke and babble has been raised and spread about the absolute need to make sure Greece does not default on its debt and thus does not leave the Euro and possibly the EU. Everything from the Euro to Western Civilization as we know it is at stake, from the economic point of view.

Of course this is ludicrous and bogus. Greece is a pittance economy in comparison to the whole of the EU and its smaller subset Eurozone and even to just the French and German segments. If Greece was to default on its debt, the Euro would still survive and the debt would be written off. The 300-400 billion Euro is a small pittance to the amount of Euros that the EU banks have been pumping out in the past three years. They can most certainly pump out more.

True, Greece leaving the Eurozone would almost certainly translate into Greece leaving the EU. Why? Because any full default in Greece would collapse the government, the two branch one party duplicity that is common in most of the Totalitarian West. This in turn would lead to a new set of power players, waiting in the wings: the military and the Church, which in turn would almost certainly lead to the restoration of the Monarchy. The students rioting in the streets, themselves socialists and anarchists, happy to live off of the government tit, maybe good to bring a government down, but they most certainly are in no position to take power and run a country, nor do they have the temperament for such serious endeavors.

The traditional monarchy returning to power would be a disaster to the neo-Marxists that run all of the Totalitarian Democracies Of Monarchy, Democracy and the Lie of Linear History. It would show the masses that there are alternatives to the modern Western Civilization, something no one in power surely wants. Thus this in turn would spur all the rightest and monarchist parties, oppressed through civil lawsuits, criminal lawsuits or just plain assassinations, in the West.

But worse then that, at least for the West, is the simple fact that a nationalist and or monarchist Greek government would in turn, turn to its only major, historical ally: Russia. This in turn, this reapproachment of two very ancient historical allies, would spell incredible trouble for the US/EU politics in the Balkans. For a reapproachment would mean not just Russia's political and economic presence in the Balkans but also Russia's military presence. Furthermore, pro-Slavic forces in Macedonia, Serbia and Bulgaria would get an incredible assist and could quite literally overthrow their governments, moving back into the Slavosphere, whose construction and expansion has been in hibernation since 1914.

In this manner, the NATO encirclement of Russia, would be dealt a major and maybe fatal blow. Something the West is willing to destroy the Greek people to avoid.