The cracks in the foundation, walls, and ceiling of the European Union are beginning to widen. During an interview with Italian State TV RAI3, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis hinted at Greece’s “New Deal for Europe” strategy (to be financed by the EIB) but it was the glimpse behind the curtain of EU solidarity that was most shocking as he explained, “Greeks don’t have a monopoly on the truth. What we can do, for the rest of Europe, and for Italy in particular, is to open a small door to the truth,” adding rather stunningly, that Italy “stands in solidarity with [Greece] but cannot tell the truth as they fear of possible consequences on behalf of Germany.”
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