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    Greece Update : Endgame – Government Legalises Theft of People’s Assets.

    <<Y The Greek Debt sideshow is in the endgame. As Tyler Durden of ZeroHedge reports today, the government has no money, the banks are underwater and public assets have been sold off to EU lenders to pay off the interest to the debt.

    Now the Greek parliament – after constantly raping their citizens for a full five years until they have become numb – are set to take the clothes off the people’s backs as well. Y>>

    by Tyler Durden
    May 22, 2017 8:43 AM

    Last week, the Greek parliament once again approved more austerity to unlock withheld Greek bailout funds in Brussels: a symbolic move, which has little impact without any actual follow through, like for example, actually imposing austerity. And while Greeks have been very good in the former (i.e. promises), they have been severely lacking in the latter (i.e. delivery).

    That may be changing.

    According to Kathimerini, Greek Finance Ministry inspectors are about to start seeking out the owners of all local undeclared properties, while the law will be amended to allow for financial products and the content of safe deposit boxes to be confiscated electronically.

    The plan for the identification of taxpayers who have “forgotten” to declare their properties to the tax authorities is expected to be ready by year-end, according to the timetable of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue.

    What follows then will be a wholesale confiscation by the government of any asset whose source, origins and funding can not be explained.

    The Greek tax authorities will receive support from the Land Register to that end, as by end-September IAPR inspectors are set to obtain access to the company’s database to draw details on properties. Any taxpayers identified as having skipped the declaration of their assets to the tax authorities will be asked to comply and declare them, along with paying the tax and fines dictated by law. Should taxpayers fail to do so, the asset will be “sequestered.”

    Kathimerini also notes that the IAPR is also waiting for Parliament to pass regulations permitting the mass confiscation of safe deposit box contents and financial assets such as securities.

    To date the process has been conducted in handwriting and is therefore particularly slow in locating the assets of taxpayers who have either concealed incomes or have major debts to the state. It is about to get much more streamlined: once the necessary regulations are in place for the operation of an automatic system to collect debts, the tax authorities will be able to issue online confiscation notices and immediately get their hands on the contents of safe deposit boxes, confiscating cash, precious stones, jewelry and so on. They will also be able to confiscate shares and other securities.

    This year the tax authorities will focus their efforts on confiscations as they try to reduce the huge pile of expired debts to the state. In this context the Independent Authority for Public Revenue will auction 27 properties belonging to state debtors by the end of next month, with the aim of collecting 2.7 billion euros by the end of the year from old debts and another 690 million euros of new debts from major debtors.

    We will share the details of the auctions with readers as some notable bargains may emerge in the coming months.

    <<Y This is the same as in India – where PM Narendra Modi declared all possessions not having sufficient documentation property of the State.

    How many individuals in countries like Greece actually keep records? The proceeds will be turned over to the EU.

    Slowly but surely Greece has almost become a non-state with no economy or social structure. It is almost over now. Y>>

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    http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-21/greek-authorities-launch-mass-confiscation-safe-deposit-boxes-securities-homes-tax-e

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    They must be stripped of their guns over there I’m guessing.

    In the end the Gangbanksters always get everything by loaning fiat currencies to fiat governments filled with fiat people TAKING EVERYTHING!

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    I think every US taxpayers share of the US debt is 165k.

    Love is just alimony waiting to happen. Visit mgtow.com.

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    You give up your guns you give up your right to say

    No!!

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    I think every US taxpayers share of the US debt is 165k.

    Looking at http://www.usdebtclock.org/ now

    As I write this every American owes … 165.8K – spot on mate!

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    They must be stripped of their guns over there I’m guessing.

    In the EU guns are not allowed – but that doesn’t seem to apply to the goatf~~~ers who have been caught with large caches all over the place.

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    The creditors should honestly cut their losses and move on. Giving credit to Greece is like giving out a sub prime mortgage of 2 million dollars, to an 80 year old with no kids. You’re never getting the money back.

    A MGTOW is a man who is not a woman's bitch!

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    The creditors should honestly cut their losses and move on. Giving credit to Greece is like giving out a sub prime mortgage of 2 million dollars, to an 80 year old with no kids. You’re never getting the money back.

    They don’t want the money – they want Greece – all of it.

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    State sponsored robbery. Governments are in the business of making sure you have less and less s~~~ and some other guy gets more and more s~~~. FIAT money is a Ponzi scheme and here we see the endgame, getting physical items from the default on borrowing of a metaphysical currency.

    FIAT money is a transparent con job, and it is not even very sophisticated at that. It is 100% about giving the power to have slaves and slave owners, and the power to wage limitless war.

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    State sponsored robbery. Governments are in the business of making sure you have less and less s~~~ and some other guy gets more and more s~~~. FIAT money is a Ponzi scheme and here we see the endgame, getting physical items from the default on borrowing of a metaphysical currency.

    FIAT money is a transparent con job, and it is not even very sophisticated at that. It is 100% about giving the power to have slaves and slave owners, and the power to wage limitless war.

    Fiat currency – yea – being used to bankrupt nations and take away their assets of real value. In itself of no value. Classic Machiavellian.

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    Fiat currency – yea – being used to bankrupt nations and take away their assets of real value. In itself of no value. Classic Machiavellian.

    Actually, no. Machiavelli railed against the dangers of doing such stunts. Machiavelli stated that while it is better to be feared than loved, later in his writings he warned for a leader to never drive the people to hate him.

    Machiavelli stated the best way to maintain power is to insure a stable society, where the people had good steady jobs, a home, and family.

    I see none of this. I see globalists raiding the nation of Greece as if the nation was a company taken over through a hostile stock buyout.

    On top of this tyranny and looting, the nation of Greece is flooded by muslim invaders, while globalists are buying property pennies on the dollar.

    I do not know how the Greek soldiers and police are being treated by the colonial government (that is what is what the Greek government is in everything but name), so I am not sure where the soldiers and police stand on what is happening to the nation of Greece.

    Due to all the factors, I am not sure how this will play out. But, I believe Greece bad place to invest money in.

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    What’s ironic is, asset theft is huge here in the states. It’s called civil forfeiture. It’s almost impossible to fight in court. If you get pulled over, a cop can seize your money if he deems the amount you’re carrying “suspicious”. You could be driving to a craigslist add to buy something from someone and have your money confiscated. The police can even confiscate your house if they suspect it’s being used for any kind of crime.

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    Actually, no. Machiavelli railed against the dangers of doing such stunts. Machiavelli stated that while it is better to be feared than loved, later in his writings he warned for a leader to never drive the people to hate him.

    I was using the word for the manner the EU and the IMF are employing to empty Greece that’s all.

    I see none of this. I see globalists raiding the nation of Greece as if the nation was a company taken over through a hostile stock buyout.

    The EU and IMF (as ruled by the corporations) have no intention to keep Greece as a State – the end result was always meant to be a corporate oligarchy running most assets of the country – behind a pseudo government and all the denizens as serfs. This is still the expected economic outcome.

    I think the corporations have miscalculated badly in their long term planning. They have not understood or worked out how to deal with the social and economic problems of a failed state. Plus the influx of refugees will most likely displace Greeks in many of the poorer areas and will spread as a contagion. The younger Greeks will migrate. In a few years we will see islamic enclaves and no-go areas.

    I do not know how the Greek soldiers and police are being treated by the colonial government (that is what is what the Greek government is in everything but name), so I am not sure where the soldiers and police stand on what is happening to the nation of Greece.

    At the moment they are still with the government. We will likely see a full scale social upheaval within the Greek state with all citizens taking sides – as in Venezuela. Add to this the Islamic element as a third front. This point in time has not arrived but expect it sometime soon.

    Things in Greece are a warning to other EU states on what they can expect. Greece is just not the economic pivot of the EU – it is one of the major spearheads of the Islamic takeover in Europe.

    As usual the news is silenced by the MSM.

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    What’s ironic is, asset theft is huge here in the states. It’s called civil forfeiture. It’s almost impossible to fight in court. If you get pulled over, a cop can seize your money if he deems the amount you’re carrying “suspicious”. You could be driving to a craigslist add to buy something from someone and have your money confiscated. The police can even confiscate your house if they suspect it’s being used for any kind of crime

    This is the evolution of the Police State in the USA. It goes in stages. This is what your founders warned of. The end result is complete fascism and done in a way people think justified.

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    Its also happening in Germany.
    Dont worry too much about it, the refugees will blow s~~~ up anyway so it wont matter who owns it.

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