Surprise, Surprise Greece Consorting With Enemy

ATHENS - Greece - In times of war, this is when you find out who your real friends are, as the United States is surely finding out.

After giving the European Union the run-around for months over repayment of its 350 Billion euro debt, and attempting to blackmail the EU with threats of turning to Russia, it is no surprise that Greece really is under Russia’s arm.

Greece is now meddling with the United States as it is allowing Russian transport planes to use its airspace to fly weapons and food to Syria’s Assad regime.

Looks like nothing has changed much since the Tsipras fiasco ended in Greece.

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