Athens: Car Bomb Goes Off Outside Bank of Greece

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
April 10, 2014

Remember when I said that the Jews had probably ordered the Greek authorities to allow that 17 November terrorist to escape so as they could use him against the Golden Dawn in some fashion?

Well, that appears to be happening.  Perhaps.

A car bomb has gone off in front of the Bank of Greece in Athens.

RT:

A car explosive has detonated outside a Bank of Greece building in central Athens. The blast smashed windows in shops, but left no injuries.

The explosion came as the country prepares to enter the international bond market for the first time in four years, since the debt crisis in 2010, and a day before German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s visit to the Greek capital.

The warning about the car bomb came with an anonymous call 45 minutes before the blast. The caller said that the bomb contained 70kg of explosives, a police official told Reuters.

No one immediately claimed responsibility, but security forces believe it could be leftist or anarchist groups.

Though it would be difficult to try and blame the Golden Dawn for terrorism, since they have already gotten caught red-handed trying to do just that, if Athens were to descend into a state of chaos in the coming weeks, they could call off elections.

Whatever happens, it should be interesting.