Today Bild online has made a 'flak counter-attack' against Greek media that have been insulting and making rude remarks toward Germany's Federal Chancellor, Angela Merkel, and her Minister of the Exchequer, Wolfgang Schaeuble.
Merkel is shown as quite young and crispy lady with a rose in brown Nazi uniform plus swastika and Schaeuble as SS officer in a green uniform.
Well, Merkel is neither young nor crispy but definetely not a Nazi gal as the Greek media would like to transport this WW II image to their readers in order to pour oil in the fire of Greek's self-inflicted debt crisis.
Bild translated flak of words is "We pay and they insult us. Boot the Greeks out of the Euro finally!"
OK, Greece has been on the verge of collapse for quite some time. The EFSF bail-out mechanism and austerity measures 'dictated' by IMF and EU upon the technocrat Greek government touch the nerve of very proud and patriotic, sometimes extreme nationalistic, Greek people who see their assets slipping away.
There has to be a scape-goat then. 'Merkozy', the Franco-German alliance as spearhead of this attack on Greek pride cannot sufficiently be exploited.
And snap - well, the old Nazi image has to be revived, cool, huh?
But, the tourism-dependent nation with beautiful isles and nice beaches will be getting an icy response from the blond, blue-eyed, tall, slim (eh, small and curvy) Teutons who will definitely shun this wonderful country in hoards if they are deemed not welcome.
The Germans, so the Bild's notion, are getting pissed off because the Greeks are virtually kicking the wrong butts.
When German politicians and thus decision-makers get to the same conclusion as Bild, then "Bye, bye Hellas".
I don't think that, in such a charged atmosphere, Ms. 'Cool' Merkel - btw very popular again in the German public opinion - will be able anymore to suppress emotions and keep a stiff upper-lip.
'Merkozy' will finally decide Greece's fate if the Greek government doen't come up with a sustainable solution. The Greeks should be aware of this.



