Greece and Australia's Pack Dog Capitalists
Zagovor | 28.02.2012 03:23 | World
As Greece struggles some minor western nations are offering so called "help". But this help is only a ruse so that Greece may be further demoralised
Greece, a country brought down by the leading dogs of European capitalism has become like a wounded animal which offers a few remaining pieces of juicy meat to the lesser dogs of the pack.
After the most vicious and bloodthirsty dogs have had their share, the jumping jackals and smaller hounds circle the dying animal waiting for the lesse cuts, maybe a piece of intestine or other gristly offal. So Greece, pursued to the ground and disembowelled by European and Asian finance now lies gasping its last breath as the sharp toothed pack circles closer.
Amongst these mongrel and scavenging minor canine nations we hear their elected leaders offering "help" to Greece. For example, Australia, represented by prime ministers Gillard and Rudd, Victorian premier T. Baillieu, have asked that Greek people who are finding it "tough" should migrate to Australia where thay can enjoy a better life. Of course the potential immigrants should be "young" and "skilled" so that they can contribute to Australia's wealth. Whcih amounts to inviting those who are willing to and are capable of sucking the withered t*t of capitalism with everything they've got.
Tempting Greek people to leave their country in the moments of its greatest need is not helping Greece. The people of Greece should stay and defend their country form further assaults from debt imposing financial interests. What would happen if all people just got up and ran whenever their country was in peril. But it seems that this is just what these financial interest wnat. Gutting countries (and people) finacially is just the first step in taking away all hope.
No, the Greek people should not desert their country for promises made by those who care nothing for greece. The Greek people should instead follow those great men and women of ancient greece. For example Pericles who led people to tend those with the plague when they were under attack from the Persians. An Antigone who put natural law above state law when she buried her brother on greek soil.
But most of all people should fight against the "unbearable" of Aeschylus, the forces of which convince us to do wrong and thereby destroy our will to fight (Aga, ln386).
ZDK
After the most vicious and bloodthirsty dogs have had their share, the jumping jackals and smaller hounds circle the dying animal waiting for the lesse cuts, maybe a piece of intestine or other gristly offal. So Greece, pursued to the ground and disembowelled by European and Asian finance now lies gasping its last breath as the sharp toothed pack circles closer.
Amongst these mongrel and scavenging minor canine nations we hear their elected leaders offering "help" to Greece. For example, Australia, represented by prime ministers Gillard and Rudd, Victorian premier T. Baillieu, have asked that Greek people who are finding it "tough" should migrate to Australia where thay can enjoy a better life. Of course the potential immigrants should be "young" and "skilled" so that they can contribute to Australia's wealth. Whcih amounts to inviting those who are willing to and are capable of sucking the withered t*t of capitalism with everything they've got.
Tempting Greek people to leave their country in the moments of its greatest need is not helping Greece. The people of Greece should stay and defend their country form further assaults from debt imposing financial interests. What would happen if all people just got up and ran whenever their country was in peril. But it seems that this is just what these financial interest wnat. Gutting countries (and people) finacially is just the first step in taking away all hope.
No, the Greek people should not desert their country for promises made by those who care nothing for greece. The Greek people should instead follow those great men and women of ancient greece. For example Pericles who led people to tend those with the plague when they were under attack from the Persians. An Antigone who put natural law above state law when she buried her brother on greek soil.
But most of all people should fight against the "unbearable" of Aeschylus, the forces of which convince us to do wrong and thereby destroy our will to fight (Aga, ln386).
ZDK
Zagovor