Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Greece is Just the Tip of the Iceberg for the $100 Trillion Bond Bubble

Greece, as a country, represents 2% of Europe’s GDP. The country lied in its financial to enter the EU. Since that time, it’s been officially bankrupt since 2010.

The country has since gone through a series of “bailouts” and experienced a 25% collapse in GDP (roughly equivalent to what Argentina experienced in its 2001 implosion).

And yet, despite all the bailouts and claims that Greece was “fixed,” the country is set to default on some of its debt this Friday.

How on earth does this farce continue? How can Greece be broke FIVE years after it was first allegedly “fixed”?

The answer is very simple. Greece was never fixed. The Greek bailout was about getting money to German and French banks, many of which would go broke if Greece defaulted on its debts.

This story has been completely ignored in the media. But if you read between the lines, you will begin to understand what really happened during the previous Greek bailouts .... http://www.zerohedge.com