the sediments are common throughout Europe crashing the crushers of human will ..yielding the ill-gotten power out of their hands

This referendum is a fight between the Greeks and Europe’s cruel capitalism | Aditya Chakrabortty | | The Guardian http://t.co/VdYs8u6uxx

— s54elas (@s54elas) June 30, 2015

the sediments are common throughout Europe crashing the crushers of human will 

yielding the ill-gotten power out of their hands ..

every nook and cranny of the established financial and political system in Europe ..

out in the open to be debated openly by people ..

to as great a length is possible

to its utmost potential ..

the very real contagion issue ..

the opportunity given ..

will the markets note down what is going on around the globe ..

of course they will

they are manned by the very people

with the same aspirations and fears as the people in Greece

as the people all over the world .

their dreaded markets a weapon at the hands of people ..

This political structure is a means of pricing workers across the continent out of their standard of living, however illegitimate. So Juncker, who as prime minister of Luxembourg ran a country devoted to tax avoidance, lectures Greece on its tax system. Then, just after the election of Syriza, the ECB announces it will no longer accept Greek government bonds – which is akin to the US central bank saying it won’t accept Treasuries issued by Washington.