Since there's no turning back.
Then.
We can only remedy it later.
"Find Locke, and have a good talk."
"Yes!"
"Explain the pros and cons to him clearly. Once out of the Eurozone, not only will there be no EU aid, but loans will also need to be repaid."
"Let him weigh it carefully."
"..."
So many loans.
It's almost impossible for Greece to repay them. In fact, from the EU's perspective, Greece's only path is to seek EU debt restructuring.
Otherwise.
It's a dead end.
...
Several core EU countries are hopping mad.
On the other side.
Locke's inauguration ceremony proceeds leisurely. A new president, a new cabinet. In the past, if it were not for promising benefits,
don't even think about getting a vote.
Now.
The EU's harsh measures have infuriated Greek citizens, giving him an opportunity. Without promising higher benefits, he gained support.
Of course.
Locke doesn't care if the ballots are real or fake.
Anyway.
He's already come to power.
Next.
