Greece May Not Get Bailout, Grexit “The Better Way”, Schaeuble Says

• More political theatre for sheeple consumption. The key question is: with Grexit, will it make it easier for the Illuminist banksters to integrate Greece into their One World Currency, Global Supra-National Central Bank and One World Government? It is definitely more difficult. Grexit means a return to national sovereignty for Greece.
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• The serpents are simply playing a game of delay until Sep-Dec 2015 when they will detonate the entire “Old Order”, the current world financial system. Out of the engineered crisis, chaos they will introduce their Luciferian New World Order.
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• Greece May Not Get Bailout, Grexit “The Better Way”, Schaeuble Says
  by Tyler Durden, www.zerohedge.com  
  Last Saturday, the EU finance ministers who gathered in Brussels in a last ditch effort to keep Greece in the eurozone were forced to confront a rather inconvenient truth. A bailout for Athens would likely cost nearly €80 billion, far more than the €53 billion figure mentioned in the draft proposal submitted by Alexis Tsipras two days earlier. The revised figure included a €25 billion provision for the recapitalization of Greece’s ailing banking sector. A day earlier, we warned that the banks would need at least €10 billion and likely more – “don’t tell Merkel”, we warned. 
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  Judging by the date on a document that began to circulate once the finance ministers began to voice their consternation at the larger figure, Germany had already assessed the possibility that the cost of a potential third program for the Greeks was likely to climb prompting the finance ministry to prepare a document outlining two alternative options for Athens. One of these options was a 5-year Greek “time-out” from the eurozone. Initially (and by “initially” we mean for perhaps a few hours after the document was first distributed) the “time-out” idea was written off as simply another manifestation of Wolfgang Schaeuble’s frustration, but by Sunday it was clear that the idea was no laughing matter – indeed, had the bloc’s sleep deprived leaders not inked a ludicrous agreement at 6am in the morning, the “soft” Grexit scenario might already be well underway. 
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  Now that reports from both the IMF and the European Commission on Greece’s debt sustainability are public, the world is well aware that no one, anywhere, truly believes the Greeks will ever be able to return to economic prosperity if they are forced to labor under their current debt load. In short: a “re-profiling” is necessary. And while the Germans might be compelled to consider some manner of rescheduling, both Merkel and Schaeuble have made it clear that an outright “haircut” is out of the question – unless of course the Greeks would agree to, as we put it earlier this week, “get the hell out.” Here’s Reuters:
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