by Jeff Berwick, Dollar Vigilante:
So far, in Greece, the hardest hit have been pensioners.
As Bloomberg reports, “On the third day of capital controls, a few dozen pensioners lined up by 7 a.m. at a central Athens branch of the National Bank of Greece, an hour before opening time. They were to receive a maximum of 120 euros ($ 133), compared with the average monthly payment of about 600 euros. Many left with nothing after the manager said only those with last names starting with the letters A through K would get paid.”
… Unfortunately, many of these seniors lived in a time before the internet. Their only source of information was from government controlled or regulated television, radio and newspapers. These were owned by the people who control the government itself. It was not in their interest to tell the truth. And they didn’t.
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