The winds of change are blowing the Neo-Cons out of Europe slowly but surely. So many millions have and are being hurt by the Neo-Con Freidman School of Economics Austerity programs. And,now the awakening is starting.

the oligarchs better watch out...you can't dish out debt & slavery & expect no repercussions. Austerity has only worstened any nation it has touched & they know it, yet insist on it. It goes against any common sense. The banksters and oligarchs are wreaking havoc everywhere.

It's about time! People are rejecting oligarchy, there & wherever this leads. I hope it remains peaceful & these trailblazing reps of the voice of their people stay out of harm's way.

to accommodate Greece or lose Greece, which they can ill afford to do, given the other countries lining up to follow suit.

Greece will be the facilitator for change. The Euro's fate is what will be decided in the next 10 days or so.

I agree that Greece sticking to its mandate is critical. Absolutely. And the poetic justice of the rebirth of democracy coming from Greece is not lost on me either. It shows that the gods have a sense of humor after all.

But if the EU wants to have a future it'll concede to Greece's justified demands here, and to later reassess their entire austerity approach, if they know what's good for them. That is, if they don't want to have to continue repeating this all across the rest of Europe.

That is what Greece's position here questions: ''Whether there will a future for the EU.''

- Personally, I'd prefer a new paradigm altogether. That is where we're headed. The question is whether we walk toward our future together, or have to try and scavenge a future from the rubble.....

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Because all their victims are going to take their countries home and their economies back.

The bigger (assholes) they are, the harder they fall. And nobody but the US or the UK exceeds Germany in that department.

...much is required.

- Also known as KARMA.