Liebe
Griechen, es ist so weit. Wir geben uns geschlagen! Nehmt unser Geld,
und nehmt gerne auch Helene Fischer, aber schafft uns diesen
Finanz-Herkules vom Leib. Costa Cordalis konnten wir noch aushalten,
aber das ist eindeutig zu viel! – http://neomagazinroyale.de

Αγαπητοί
Έλληνες, ήρθε η ώρα, μας καταφέρατε. Πάρτε τα λεφτά μας, πάρτε και την
Χελένε Φίσερ, μα σας παρακαλούμε απαλάξτε μας από αυτόν τον Υπουργό –
Ηρακλή. Άντε, τον Κώστα Κορδάλη τον ανεχόμαστε, αλλά ως εκεί η χάρη
μας!  ΔΕΙΤΕ ΤΟ ΓΕΡΜΑΝΙΚΟ ΒΙΝΤΕΟ (με ελληνικούς υπότιτλους)!

As Greece’s finance minister clashes with the EU and
his German counterpart over Athens’ debt to the Troika of European
lenders, a German show has uploaded a YouTube video spoof of the
economic standoff between them, entitled ‘V for Varoufakis’.

“He’s the lost son of Zeus with a heart made of stone!”…
“his body screams of sex”… “his leather jacket is
made of skin from German shepherd puppies”… “He doesn’t
negotiate, he simply kicks ass”. These are just some of the
lyrics to the awfully catchy metal tune about Yanis Varoufakis
that is taking YouTube by storm, with 6,300 views in just four
hours.

The video, courtesy of Now Magazine Royale, proudly, and in an
almost mock-Germanic tone, lists the Germany’s achievements – the
positive (like the economy, the large gold reserves etc.) and the
negative ones (like starting two world wars and “almost”
winning).

All the while, tense and poignant music plays in the background,
while a slender military-looking German with a mustache proudly
recites the achievements.

This is all done to tongue-in-cheek montage of Oktoberfest girls
carrying beer and other traditional symbolism, interlaced with
Germans doing back-up singing to the music, “Varoufakis!
Relentless Varoufakis!”, as the whole thing descends into a
heavy metal song. It’s topped off with a devilish Varoufakis,
grinning away, his bald head gleaming in the dark as he plays the
bouzouki like an electric guitar.

“Dear Greek Folks, the time has come: we surrender! Take all
our money, you may also take Helene Fischer, but please, keep
this financial Hercules off us. We could only just bear with
Costa Cordalis [a German singer of Greek origin], so this is
clearly way too much!” the description to the video reads.

The current economic standoff reached a new high, as Varoufakis
claimed his country’s acceptance of Brussel’s bailout strategy
for Greece amounted to a “sell-off of family silver at
rock-bottom prices and in a way that doesn’t lead to development
for the economy.”

http://rt.com/news/235739-varoufakis-bailout-youtube-video/