Lawrence
Solomon's advice (or is it just a prediction?):
... Let’s first stipulate that Greek governments are 100 per cent
responsible for borrowing money they knew they had no hope of repaying,
and that they should be deemed fully culpable for their actions. Let’s also stipulate that the foreign banks and their EU enablers are
100 per cent responsible for making irresponsible loans that they knew
couldn’t be repaid, and that they too should be deemed fully culpable
for their misconduct.
... It has only one sensible choice — to tear up most or all of its debts
and start fresh. This course, if navigated by even a half-competent
government, could quickly pull Greece out of its seven-year-long
depression and lead the country into prosperity....
Let's see what they do.