Ambassador Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos on the Greek economic crisis: could this Greek Tragedy lead to civil war?

Published on December 17th 2012

By Barbara Van Haute

Editorial Note:  Of all the nations experiencing traumatic economic difficulties during the course of the current Great Recession, Greece has suffered the most adverse consequences.  The country’s five year economic problems have been longer and deeper than that of any developed country.  In fact, Greece has gone through a catastrophic depression otherwise unknown in the West.

The  standard of living has dropped drastically; unemployment has reached 26%; the debt to GDP ratio  is over 180%; the country’s “fiscal cliff” is looming bankruptcy;  social spending and the “safety net” have been eviscerated; while demonstrations and riots target both domestic debt reduction measures and the financial institutions  of the European Union power brokers. In response, the European Union

Untested vaccines causing new wave of polio-like paralysis across India

(NaturalNews) The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundationis financially backing and publicly endorsing mass polio virus vaccinations in India. In case you didn’t hear him yourself, Bill Gates publicly announced that vaccines could help reduce the world population by 15%.

Gates also proclaimed that every newborn should be registered for vaccinations immediately to assure the goal of 90% of the population getting vaccinated for his «century of the vaccination.»

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation program in India was promoted as «The Last Mile: Eradicating polio in India.» The promotional video displayed numbers showing thousands of cases of polio in India decades ago, with the number of cases dropping to 42 by 2010. But it appears that wild polio virus stats have been traded for polio from vaccines and non-polio acute flaccid paralysis (NPAFP).

In India, over 47,000 cases of NPAFP were reported in 2011. The paralysis symptoms of NPAFP are

Greece Debt Free products give 50% of the value of their profits to reduce Greek national debt

Greece Debt Free is a celebration of the Greek entrepreneurial spirit and the power of taking action toward reducing the Greek national debt to sustainable levels.  Greece Debt Free is a platform for people to Campaign, Connect and Contribute to organize and seek positive economic change.

Greece Debt Free products donate 50% the value of their profits to help reduce Greek debt. Concerned citizens and supporters