A GREXIT would be a good lesson for Greece and a good lesson for Germany. It would force the Greeks to put their house in order, or starve, and it would show the Germans (and the Eurozone) -aside from trimming down their arrogance- how wrong (and vulnerable) they are about Greece having a small impact in the Eurozone whose demolishment would soon begin.
But unfortunately a Grexit is impossible due to Greece's strategic geographical location now that the Middle East and Turkey are dissintegrating; indeed, there is more of a chance of Quebec eventually separating from Canada or the US South ceceeding from the Union (which may happen the way the US is going) than Greece abandoning the Eurozone.
But unfortunately a Grexit is impossible due to Greece's strategic geographical location now that the Middle East and Turkey are dissintegrating; indeed, there is more of a chance of Quebec eventually separating from Canada or the US South ceceeding from the Union (which may happen the way the US is going) than Greece abandoning the Eurozone.
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