At this moment.
European Union.
They convened another conference for the issue of Greece. The atmosphere was lively, with various parties speaking and fierce debates emerging between saving and not saving Greece.
"We cannot save it."
"Yes."
"Too arrogant, daring not to repay and yet using public opinion to threaten us, this cannot be tolerated."
"Exactly."
"But if we don't save, and Greece really doesn't repay, then what should we do? I believe it's high time to initiate the bailout process, delaying doesn't help."
"What's wrong with delaying?"
"Exactly."
"Don't forget, we still hold the ultimate weapon, should we fear Greece?"
"..."
During the conference.
The mainstream opinion shifted from saving or not saving to not being threatened. Many felt the atmosphere of this meeting was somewhat strange, but couldn't pinpoint why.
Because.
Those against the bailout had very strong reasons.
...
Ultimately.
"No compromise!"
The proposal was passed by majority vote.
