that may be the neo-con plan, but we really don't know the end game yet (at least that's my view). If there's any chance of the glass being half-full, the people of Greece might still have something to say about the course of action.

Of course, the Shock Doctrine might also work, in which case we're all fucked.

Would the foreign firm owning the Greek grid defend their offices with NATO forces if the Greeks decided they wanted it back? Or if the Parliament decided to nullify the deal?

What's important to remember is the potential that PV and wind can play in Greece, if it's done sustainably and not by E.on's masters.

"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage." - Anaïs Nin