  Yes, that’s what the headline read: “A win ‘for all Europe.'”
Not a win for the Greek people, of course. They will continue to
suffer — worse. The words “all Europe” are a synonym for
“European banks and rich people.”  Greek vote: A win “for all
Europe.” By Anthee Carassava and Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times,
June 17, 2012, 11:56 p.m.  ATHENS — The conservative New
Democracy party eked out a slim victory in Sunday’s
parliamentary elections over Syriza, the radical-left group that
vowed to ditch Athens’ multibillion-dollar rescue deals and the
harsh austerity measures they entailed. European officials had
warned that such a move would result in Greece’s expulsion from
the Eurozone.  Translation: Syriza is “radical,” because it
doesn’t want Greek citizens to continue suffering “harsh
austerity measures,” and because they think a return to Greek
Monetary Sovereignty would be a bad thing.  Time is of the
essence as recession and social deterioration worsen in debt-
ridden Greece. Gripped by political instability s