Carion: Because even a blind man can see that it's much more profitable, in this age we're living in, to be a no-good.
-----Aristophanes, Wealth, Act 1.
The Prime Minister of Greece is demanding the people of Greece suffer austerity to reward the fraudulent collusion of International Banks and Government cronies. He must insure the wealth of banks and their bondholders. Greece is for sale at pennies on the Dollar. Landmarks and islands are offered at auctions for European and US financiers. The ICC is meeting in a Hotel opposite the Parliament. In between thousands of Greek people are rioting in Syntagma Square. Quite a spatial metaphor for the Prime Minister smearing the entire nation of Greece under the rapine of International Finance. Greece relives the fate of Prometheus: A proud man bound, having his vitals pecked out greedily by bankers.
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