The poster says: "Tonight fascism will die". They've emptied their bank accounts, abandoned vacations and started taking the bus. Now, they fear for their jobs: The Greeks bemoan the difficult crisis that has taken over their country. Above all, they feel humiliated by Germany. Although the EU and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have agreed to float Greece a €110 billion ($145 billion) loan over the next three years so the country can avoid bankruptcy, feelings of self-worth among the Greeks have fallen precipitously. In particular, Greeks were appalled by Merkel's stalling and reluctance prior to the bailout agreement reached last weekend.
Many Greeks are worried that things might get a lot worse. For a while now, they haven't placed any trust in the banks, either. In recent months, businesses and private individuals have withdrawn roughly €10 billion from Greek banks, preferring to either hide their money at home or transfer it to foreign banks. What angers [many] is that Greek citizens now have to take the fall for the false deficit statistics fabricated by the previous government. BBC: Merkel in March: Greece has not asked for financial support and the stability of the eurozone is "assured".
Citizens For Legitimate Government: Bring Greece Here! -Sick of bailouts, corporaterrorist trolls, Wall Street casinos, banking maggots and politicians who are hand-maidens of same? We need *vigorous,* active protests *here* in the US! Why aren't US citizens 'taking it to the streets,' as they are in Athens? We, too, will not continue to be cowed by these corporate dirt-bags and their political puppets! Let's bring Greece here!