Here’s the actual draft proposal
There’s an alternative version
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-07-12/alternative-interpretation-eurozone-strategy
The reality:
Meanwhile, it is crystal clear that Germany has sponsored policies hoping to bring down Tsipras’ government in Athens.He has decided he wants a deal after all, a very poor decision, in my opinion, especially after the resounding “no” he campaigned for.One of the demands Germany has placed for a deal is Greece put up €50 billion collateral for further loans, no doubt islands and state-owned enterprises at bargain-basement prices. Greek citizens are upset, and riot police have been called out, but so far the situation is calm. It won’t be if Greece agrees to this deal.
Imo these two scenarios are still possible:
Possible game-plays:-
http://loucollins.uk/2015/06/28/greek-referendum-to-be-held-on-july-5/
