The analysts who invested in a Greek default, in the complete collapse and departure from the Eurozone are understandably feeling a bit confused and are talking nonsense.

Incredible things are being told from the Financial Times’ Wolfgang Münchau to our very own Varoufakis.

For the F.T.’s analyst, the present circumstances are ideal for a Greek default because there is a primary surplus but no growth!

So, according to this giant, it is the perfect time to go crazy!

Likewise, our guys over here go on about how the return t the markets is a political ruse, that the debt is still sky high and that there is no prospect of recovery after all this, that we will only prosper if we cancel the debt and return to default!

These giants ignore, or rather they underestimate and do not recognize the sacrifices and burden endured by the Greek people.

They do not estimate, they not account for the perseverance and patience with which the Greek people faced the intense and deep-rooted fiscal and structural reform.

Just like they ignore the fact that the Greek people do not want to abandon the euro to return to the drachma.

Nothing happened without the tolerance of the Greek people.

Nothing would happen if the Greek people did not secretly accept that the previous model of the Greek economy was over and did not consent to the great reform and intervention, trough abstinence and indulgence.

But if all of the above is hard to locate, the fans of disaster do not care about the country exiting the recession, or the upcoming shift in the economy, nor of course will they even consider that the Greek economy might improve after the new agreed-upon, as it would seem, debt settlement.

They do not estimate that in nominal terms the debt was reduced over the past four years, rather than interpreting it as a GDP, according to how it suits them.

When the GDP begins increasing, they will start spouting various others theories.

Furthermore, they do not take into consideration the inflow of investment resources and capital, which will come along with the fiscal and structural reform.

Neither do they consider they way things are working out.

The explanation is simple. Their ultimate disaster scenario was not confirmed and they do not have the courage to admit their mistake.

It would be worth it for someone to ask all of these bright stars, Greek and foreign, to tear up their diplomas….

Antonis Karakousis