Another day, and other summit to "resolve" the Greek crisis. In theory Eurozone finance ministers will meet in Brussels today to discuss Greece's debt problems. However, it is possible that given there is no likelihood of any tangible outcome that the meeting will be delayed until December.
Despite the certainty of failure, the Eurorcrats continue to spout the "party line" that a solution needs to be/will be found. ECB vice president Vitor Constancio says that he expects a deal
on Greece to be reached today.
However, EU Commissioner Olli Rehn is a little more "Delphic" and according to the Telegraph has stated that a decision must be taken on
the next tranche of aid to "get rid of uncertainty hanging over Greece".
That of course is true, but uncertainty can be ended in two ways:
1 Give Greece more money, or
2 Cut Greece off and force it to default and exit the Eurozone.
Either way the uncertainty is ended!
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