In a crisis you have to remember the old rules.

You know the old rules.  Those old sayings that just don't seem to be germane anymore.  Those old sayings that people used to say, used to believe in.  Well, those old sayings are going to get dusted off soon as people begin to realize that the fake money bent and distorted those rules but did not change them.  Rules like:

1. neither a borrower nor a lender be
2. possession is 90% of the law
3. remember the golden rule: he who has the gold makes the rule
4. gold is the money of kings, silver is the money of lords, debt is the money of slaves
5. do unto others as you would have them do unto you
6. don't tempt an honest man

The list is long.  In any case, in today's story Greeks are re-learning about rule #2: those fools who allowed the banks to hang onto their money until now are limited to drawing out 60 measly euros per day and if you need more, well, go beg some nannycrat because it's not really your money anymore.  Look how they are also suggesting confiscation of 30% of the money over a very low 8k Euros.  It's outright theft and once stolen it will still not be enough.  The system consumes more than it produces and you can't just fix that using a one time confiscatory tax.

By the way, they can do anything that they want to do until the people arm themselves and defend their property.  With the stroke of a pen using terms like "emergency measures", etc. they can just do whatever they want to anyone who doesn't have the spine or intelligence to fight back. Think this will be limited to Greece?  I don't.  The global economy cannot be fixed because it's not broken!  Am I the only one who understands this?  They are running a con game on the people and from their perspective it's all playing out just as expected.  They expected people to get screwed.  They planned it years ago and knew the outcome well in advance.  That is why I refer to it as treason.  Everyone involved in running the fake global money supply con is a traitor a war criminal.