Yes, you did - you invaded Athens!

No bombs, no tanks, no funny walks. No visible foreign troops on the streets.

And while many of we opponents of the anti-democratic European Union have made fair mileage of WWII rhetoric, is what is happening in Greece that far removed from what happened in Poland in 1939..?

It is a classic case of what David Icke calls 'Problem. Reaction. Solution.' or 'The Totalitarian Tiptoe'.

Here's the problem. The Eurozone is completely stuffed.

Here's the reaction. "The Greeks can't manage their own money. Something must be done about it!" "The horsemen of the apocalypse are coming!" "Let Greece leaving the euro, default and devalue? Six horsemen of the apocalypse!"

And now we get the solution. The FT has detailed German - and it would be German, huh? - German proposals to make Greece hand it's economic sovereignty over to the EU.

The Greek people won't wear it. We're inclined to agree with the Daily Mail who expect: "strong opposition in Athens, where anti-German protests have already been seen on the streets and in the media."

UKIP's Nigel Farage tweeted this morning to say: "German plans to turn Greece into a colony are unacceptable. If I were Greek I'd be out on the streets protesting."

And - according to People's Pledge UK - the Labour peer, former Minister Baroness Vadera, warns that the: "Idea of an EU commissioner in Greece to oversee its budget [is] an extraordinary and dangerous move."

Even the BBC is on hand to cite Greek Education Minister Anna Diamantopoulou as condemning the German plan as "the product of a sick imagination".

One by one, they're going to do this.

The endgame is to slowly but surely concentrate more and more power into fewer and fewer hands - we're talking a bankster led, global tyranny.

If you want to know what the plan is, George Soros has told you himself.

The Daily Telegraph, alongside many other media outlets, this week reported Soros as: "Warning that violence on the streets was inevitable unless the problems of unemployment and debt were addressed," and "he warned this could lead to the erosion of civil liberties and installation of a police state."

Problem, reaction, solution.

And on it goes. Where next?

How about Spain where, this week, we saw that: "Tens of thousands of demonstrators have poured into the streets of several cities in eastern Spain to protest against the government's austerity measures."

According to Iranian broadcaster Press TV (now banned from UK TV screens): "The protesters marched in the region's three largest cities of Alicante, Castellon and Valencia on Thursday chanting slogans and carrying large banners which read 'No to cuts to public services.'"

Yet what are they going to get? More cuts. With a hat-tip to Muffled Vociferation, Spain's El Pais notes that the Spanish Government is threatening to step in on regional authorities across Spain which do not get a grip on their deficits - another example of concentrating power towards the centre into fewer and fewer hands.

This is Spain - over 5 million unemployed, 22% of the workforce, more than half of the young people are unemployed... no wonder there are signs the Spanish authorities are sitting uncomfortably.

And you're sitting comfortably here in the UK are you? Then you must have missed the report in the Daily Telegraph which noted that: "A “massive power grab” by European bureaucrats would allow them to dictate laws and punishments in the UK, MPs warned yesterday."

What we are witnessing is the endgame in a move towards a new world order of global tyranny.

The tanks haven't rolled into Warsaw. The accountants have, however, walked into Athens.

See also:
Klein Verzet - Coup d' Etat
Daily Express - EU 'SHOULD CONTROL' GREECE'S BUDGET