Although I was a bit naively hopeful, I can’t say I am terribly surprised that Greece’s leadership is using the pretense of “extremely urgent and unforeseen need” to confiscate “idle cash reserves” located in the country’s local governments. This is classic example of neo-liberal, hit-man, “Shock Doctrine” economics foisted late in economic collapses. Awake people worldwide need to fight it tooth and nail.

For those connecting the dots, note that cabal mucky muck and bad news debt promoter Paul Krugman just paid Greece a visit. Unfortunately for the targeted country, this is when the repo men show up to empty out everything.

Now you are seeing the Krugman Factor in play. He and his ilk are the first planted mouthpieces to promote the idea of money printing and bankrupt fiscal policies to unsophisticated foils.

At some point (such as now), a rope is put around the neck of countries like Greece and the Ukraine, and they are strangled. At this point, the preferred method of The Parasite Guild (aka crime syndicate) is to swoop in and repo at distressed prices. The end goal is extortion to privatize gains and have the public take the losses. After some resistance, that’s exactly what is underway in Greece now.

The Greek people are at the end of their rope and in the kill zone. They should have had outright default right after Easter. I am guessing they will now let the ECB bail in what’s left of Greek bank deposits.

The kill zone action is going to shift in earnest to Ukraine, where George Soros has professed an interest in being a co-owner. If a decent white-hat industrialist like Henry Ford were alive today, the Ukraine might have a chance with a co-ownership model. But this is far from the case with the Soros crime syndicate.

I have always felt Europe was the larger cabal target. They are keeping America on the leash just long enough to use as a pressure point and leverage for this operation.

Multi-billionaire and crime syndicate operative Paul Elliott Singer prophesied it well. Most of the crime-syndicate stoolies (like Krugman) are overrated, but not Singer. He’s a don, the real deal, and I have respect for his abilities and instincts. When he speaks, I listen. Singer has repeated his interest in Europe, calling the current configuration a giant Ponzi bubble.

From Grant’s “Interest Rate Observer:”

“CRISIS OF THE FUTURE: Make no mistake, Paul Singer, told the Grant’s audience,the next financial crisis will be a doozy. It could be doozier even than the 2007-09 affair from which we have learned all too little, Singer continued. GAAP is no more informative than it was, our mighty financial institutions are as complex and vulnerable as before, ‘too big to fail’ has, in fact, been enshrined into law. European debt troubles are a new crisis menu item, the American entitlement mess a familiar one.”

Brainwashed, psychotropic-drug-induced America is on the menu, too. That is part of what the energy derivative rout is about. The kettle will be turned up on that one at the appropriate time, lock and load. As you may recall, Citigroup last December got its 11th-hour, government-shutdown showdown rider into the federal budget, which was passed by Congress and signed off on by the White House. Now taxpayers are back on the hook for gambling losses for derivatives trades placed by the TBTF banks.