> I think it’s the exact opposite. He’s speaking from the experience of being in the Eurogroup and negotiating directly with Germany. The man is a fraud who be

> I think it’s the exact opposite. He’s speaking from the experience of being in the Eurogroup and negotiating directly with Germany. The man is a fraud who believed that throwing veiled and not so veiled accusations of naziism at Germany in specific and the EU in general was a reasonable course of action. He is a delusional attention-seeker who had a self-destructive legacy in his stint as head of greece's finances who decided to quit immediately before the result of his actions blew up in Greece's face just to personally avoid being held accountable for his actions.