23241 - Governmental inertia

N. Lygeros
Translated from the Greek by Athena Kehagias

A partisanly technique which is even obvious in the stock market, is merely inertia, when you lack strategy. Of course, if this is called strategy, then we have a problem at hand.
The improper use of time, which converts it to a period in anticipation, is extremely dangerous for any country, but even more so for a country which suffers.
Gradually we will come to comprehend, that the economic problems are less painful than the lack of strategy.
Of course, this may not concern a partisanly approach, as it’s aware that it will stay in power for as long as it could, and when it couldn’t any longer, then it will opt for elections in order to make another bet in the political gambling sector.
Meanwhile however, it’s the country itself which will suffer due to the problems, facing a dead end.
We are aware at an international level, of what the absence of government means, as it occurred in Belgium for instance.
At this point of time, some of us are discovering the meaning of a nonexistent government, while it’s supposed to be playing a role.
It is a technique of the “stand by” type, or more popularly speaking, “pace a tempo-pasatempo”.
In other words, there is a readiness in anticipation and nothing else, except of course of the possibility of elections.
Now, with regard to the primary sector, things are simple, whereas we know that they are most important, as we can in actual fact see just moves, followed by no actions whatsoever.
And that reminds us of chess, when there’s no capture.
Therefore, from what’s obvious, they are waiting on, for the 50 moves to a draw, without been able to see that the draw is a defeat when you are already losing, and you have no initiative.