* My dear colleagues, the planet is entering in a crucial period - our world, is about to change, for all of us.
The Greek default is being mentioned as certain in an increasing number of European speeches, as Denmark, Finland and Germany raise claims that amount to tearing apart this sovereign state, which is a member of the European Union.
The idea of the disintegration of the Eurozone appears in the scenarios being considered by Western governments, as well as being the subject of a report by Swiss bank UBS, concerning the eye-popping costs of the exit from the Eurozone.
The same report also alludes that the disintegration of the Eurozone paves the way for a war in Europe, a threat which lays the groundwork for another idea, launched by the German chancellor, Angela Merkel and by the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, for the political unification of the European Union, in a state with its own government.
The specter of war paraded around in the Aegean sea, where Turkey and Greece (which are both members of NATO) deployed warships and submarines ready for war, in the conflict of the exploration of the gas and crude oil deposit by an American company (with the help of Israel), located in the waters of Cyprus, which is estimated to be the biggest in the last ten years, capable of meeting the needs of the United States for one year, (a Russian submarine, which the Greeks consider as allies, traveled the Mediterranean Sea heading for the conflict, which was postponed following a European intervention and the phone discussion between the Prime Minister of Greece and Turkey).
Running out of ideas, and weighed down under the burden of a debt that the American economy can"t handle, the United States are launching a government program to create jobs.
Investors are pulling money from the European banks, scared of their weakness (American
