Greek police stormed a government printing

Vatic Note:   This article explains why a part of our people to people initiative is geared towards recruiting our law enforcement and military to remain with the people against domestic enemies within each country or better said,  International bankers who are extracting wealth from the nation through control of our respective governments.   The picture will be put up shortly and you will see what the law enforcement did to aid the people against the actions of those betraying their people.  Remember the IMF was the instigator in Greece of these problems, which is an arm of the international Rothschild cabal.   RESISTANCE is an option of last resort, so lets make this people to people initiative work if we can. 

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Title:    Greek police stormed a government printing
Date:   08 марта 2010  (03/08/2010) 

In Athens, MUP Greece stormed the state printing office. It is reported by TV Channel "Russian 24".

Greek Police want to prevent the publication of Government paper with the text of the law of the new stringent economy measures of the Federal Budget. According to the law of the country, a passed law can come into force only after publication in the official newspaper of the Government of Greece.

The bill, which caused such a reaction, provides a significant reduction in salaries, bonuses and holiday pay, the growth of other taxes and excise taxes .

The Government expects the additional Austerity measures will bring the budget 4.8 billion Euros of additional revenue that would allow reduction in the state budget deficit to the level of 4% against the deficit of Greece in 8.7% of GDP.

Recall also that the staff of the principal of the Greek airline Olmpic Airlines, sacked after sending the airline into private hands, the fifth consecutive day hold in their hands the building of the Chief Financial Management (Treasury), Greece. Because of their actions partially offset by a central Athens street Panepistimiu.

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