The Uber speculators are annoyed with Europe now.

Humiliated European leaders, led by Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy, scrambled to prop up the Brussels agreement ahead of Thursday's G20 summit. The German Chancellor and French President announced they were "determined" to "ensure the implementation without delay the decisions adopted at the eurozone summit of October 27, which are today more necessary than ever" and have summoned Mr Papandreou to a pre-G20 crisis meeting in Cannes on Wednesday. Fitch said it was "highly uncertain what would be the impact of a no vote" in the Greek referendum. The ratings agency warned that securing a new international bail-out "could prove unobtainable", which would result in a "coercive and potentially disorderly default", while analysts said France's AAA rating was even more vulnerable. The Dutch Labour party called the referendum a "deal breaker" and said it would not support the Brussels accord if it were put to the vote. Jose Blanco, the spokesman for the Spanish government, said Greece's referendum was "bad news for Spain and bad news for Europe".

The Greeks are stuffed no matter what happens to the euro bailout ''plan''. Why should they care what happens to the euro or the franco-german euroempire dream. As if they bankers, the germans, french or anybody else will care when the Greeks are mired in austerity or worse. Let them vote...The EU coffin might have needed a few more nails than some thought, but the sticking plasters were never going to be a life saver & an even more painful death than would otherwise have been is on now the cards for the west.

Seriously hard times are ahead for us all, but at least it's a start of true freedom & some kind of future for our children as opposed to the marriage of Marxism & Capitalism dressed up in the name of free enterprise. Free enterprise, a sense of belonging, individuality & freedom of expression are values that have been crucified & suppressed to a socially engineered world increasingly devoid of inspiration & free spirit. We have a long way to go yet & utopia will always be a dream, but the foundations of the road ahead have commenced & the heretics are on the back foot. The danger is when the likes of Goldman Sachs see the pot melting, the threat of desperate measure are a serious risk to the masses. Lets keep a close eye on the Middle East & the tensions between Israel & Iran, which is a much closer link to the looming world financial meltdown than many would want to believe. Fortunately despite the lack of publicity, decent every day Israelis are also kicking off at the Zionist culture of greed & expansionism, demonstrating that Zionism is in truth nothing to do with true Judaism.