Ron Paul warns that what is happening in Greece is just the beginning, and that he believes "what were seeing is a shift from the financial crisis, the financial institutions, to a currency crisis". He also goes on to warn that the rioting happening in Greece will almost certainly happen within the streets of the United States when the people have had enough.

I liked an analogy made by a commentator on another site that the Fed, Congress, Wall Street, and the White House being afraid of a full audit of the Federal Reserve is akin to a jobless person with a mortgage to pay being afraid to open his mailbox, which is overflooding with bills. We must audit the Fed and face up to the realities of what is actually out there. This charade simply cannot continue.

America has to take its' medicine. The pain will be bad for one or two years, but then it will all be over with, and the American people can move on again and spare the next generation the agony and all out chaos that will certainly ensue if we do not begin an immediate transition to a non-interventionist foreign and domestic policy, and empower the people of the United States to begin working towards the idea that they can work together to solve this country's problems without being split into various camps by the coprorate owned mainsteam media.