Mohammed El-Erian is from the Muslim faith (whether or not he is one is a different question), and he is also a liberal (at the very least closely associated with Obama). However, he is also someone who is taken VERY seriously in investment circles, and his views on a matter are considered important. Not only was he heading PIMCO (which had a couple trillion - that's a T - dollars of assets under management), but he has headed Harvard's endowment program, and been a top dog at both Citi and the IMF.
My point is that his views are not careless mutterings in the dark.
With that said, Greece is in terrible trouble, and lots of people will lose money in the next 48 hours (and lots of people will make money too ...I have a play that I hope will put me in the latter group).
Is it possible that if Greece says "no thanks", refuses to pay back the loans that are slavery and leaves the EU that the money that's stashed away could be used to reignite the economy?
The only people benefitting from globalism are the globalists. They're impoverishing everyone else, except for the pols they buy off.