A Modest Proposal: Greece 17th "Bundesland" ... or out of the euro.
Reflections after the article "Les conditions of a " Grexit "by Jacques Sapir · (11 July 2015).
Sapir’s reasoning is clear and his proposals for an honorable exit of
Greece from 'euro are scientifically founded and not difficult to implement.
But as all the sensible talk, they fall into nothingness
if addressed to the deaf.
Now even children understand that Tsipras and
Varoufakis not only did not have a plan "B", but did not even have
the "A", in fact they have never even placed the problem of having a
plan by which to proceed: they deceived the Greek people as well as themselves.
They wanted only to continue to make Greece play the part of the beggar selling
empty words and empty promises. Some will object that they simply followed the
will of the people, which was to remain in the euro, but this senseless popular
opinion exists only as a result of falsehoods released first by the old parties
and then by Trsipras & C.
The Greeks who ask to remain in the 'European
Union and the euro area have however a good reason: they trust most the German
politicians than their owns.
In this respect they are quite right: Tsipras
is the living proof of the total political void and complete inability to
govern and to take even the minimum emergency measures, left alone
forward-looking decisions (he allowed capitals flee out of the country until he
had to close the banks ).
A sad but pragmatic decision would be to give
in entirely sovereignty to Germany becoming the seventeenth of the Länder.
At first Germany would submit Greece to treatment to the one reserved to East Germany after the
unification: annihilation of competitive industries and acquisition at bargain
prices of the few profitable activities and creation of a permanent wage
depressed as bogeyman for the regions in full employment. Subsequently, however,
it would be forced to support the Greek economy with massive transference, the
same as always happens between the Bundesländer (three pay and thirteen
receive !).
Every
year the three Bundesländer paying for all the others
(Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria and Hesse) grumble and resort to the Federal Court
to contest and negotiate the transfer of tax revenues to other federal states
(of which some as a perpetual debt are worse than Greece) but at the end they
pay.
To the tragic point where it is now precipitated
by its inept politicians and so-called "leftists",
for
Greece to yield directly the economic and political sovereignty to Germany
becoming the seventeenth Bundesland would be a more clean and
transparent operation that suffer the same and worst underhand, as it is doing
now Tsipras selling off his country. The result this impostor will get will be
that Greece obtains all the disadvantages of a perpetual subjection without a
single advantage.
Obviously there would be an alternative instead
of selling out to Germany, Greece could sell his sovereignty to China or better
to all BRICS (without specifically naming Russia, then otherwise the USA would
immediately organize a coup d'etat in the Maidan way and place in Athens their puppets).
With Chinese hand, Greece should not even give
in entirely political sovereignty apparent: once ceded power in economic, the
parliamentary theatre could continue to put on a show for the sake of
appearances, but in the hands of China's economy would grow in a short time and
could even keep the euro, the Chinese would not disturb as long as the debt
fell under their control.
Some might argue that these proposals are
obscene: Indeed they are, but - mutatis mutandis - that is exactly what
is happening under the eyes of everybody to all the PIIGS countries: with one
single difference, the vassalage to Germany takes place through a third actor,
namely the European Union, which in this prostitution disguised as a marriage
has zealously the despicable function of the pimp.
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