Putin Orders to Protect Greek Leaders
An exclusive report
has published in the Kremlin on Monday prepared by the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs states that President Putin has ordered an immediate deployment of at
least 125 special forces operatives to Greece to “insure the protection of life
at all costs” of that nations new Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.
According to this
report, Prime Minister Tsipras took office this past week after his Coalition
of the Radical Left (SYRIZA) party won a “blowout” election victory sending
shockwaves through the corridors of power in both the European Union and the
United States.
Upon taking office,
this report continues, Prime Minister Tsipras further “shocked and stunned”
both the EU and US by holding his first official government meeting with
Ambassador of Russia to Greece Andrey Maslov.
In addition to those
special forces authorized by Ambassador Maslov to protect Prime Minister
Tsipras, this report states, President Putin’s new order authorizes a further
deployment to Greece of Foreign Intelligence Service operatives and a
contingent of specialists from the Psychological Security Department (PSD) of
the Presidential Security Service (SBP).
Important to note,
MoFA experts in this report say, is that the PSD is the intelligence branch of
SBP that is responsible for analyzing information collected of the options
about the lives risk of the President.
Most astounding,
perhaps, in this report is its detailing that Prime Minister Tsipras, nearly
immediately upon his receiving Russian special forces protection, fired his
first shot against both the EU and US banking oligarchs by publishing an open
letter to the German people that, in brief part, said:
“My party, and I
personally, disagreed fiercely with the May 2010 loan agreement not because
you, the citizens of Germany, did not give us enough money but because you gave
us much, much more than you should have and our government accepted far, far
more than it had a right to."
Most critical to note,
this report concludes, is that Greece doesn’t need Europe’s or America’s money
to keep its budget afloat anymore, but Europe needs Greece’s money to keep its
banks afloat.
In the short-term,
while they can still print money, they can keep this rigged system standing.
But the minute the
value of both the dollar and the euro start collapsing, that’s when the game is
over.
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