Half the world is sitting around in the amphitheatre watching the Greek EU state do its last spasms as it squeezes the last drops of financial lifeline from its stones and hands these over to the IMF as repayment for interest on bailout loans.
Perhaps we should wait a little and see how it fans out.
If the stuff hits the fan and the aniseed ouzo runs out, it might be interesting to see what crops up next in Greece.
When it comes our way we could always ask Germany for war reparations like Greece did, after all most of Germany's gold is locked up in Fort Knox in the form of gold-plated tungsten bars that the bankers there are reluctant to hand back to Germany.
I wonder why?
