http://darkernet.in/greece-blackwater-mercenaries-guarding-govt-and-overseeing-police-coup-feared/
http://darkernet.in/greek-president-warns-of-social-explosion-by-whom/

The first strand we have dubbed the ‘parallel economy’, which we have reported on in the past. This ‘parallel economy’ is a mix of bartering, alternative currencies and co-operatives, such as food co-ops. Interestingly, in some neighbourhoods, especially in Athens, the popular assemblies , or community associations, are reportedly playing a role in dealing with this aspect of daily existence.

The second strand is the resistance on the streets . This was particularly evident in 2011 and into the early part of 2012. In recent months there has been less rioting, though squats taken by police have been retaken by anarchists.

The third strand is industrial resistance. Three weeks ago there was a one day general strike. Greece has seen numerous one day general strikes over the past two years but are becoming less well attended. Last month, workers took over the running of the VioMe factory and it remains to be seen if other takeovers will follow.

The fourth strand is the insurrectionary current, which we reported on in detail in an earlier article. Last month, on February 13, for example, the Piraeus office of Golden Dawn was set alight. The group “Organisation Zero Tolerance” claimed responsibility for this action via a communiqué.

De que modo uma situação de revoltas generalizadas se transforma numa situação insurrecional? Que fazer depois de tomar a rua, uma vez que a polícia tenha sido derrotada de forma duradoura? Os parlamentos merecem ainda ser tomados de assalto? O que quer dizer na prática depor o poder localmente? Como decidir? Como subsistir?
Como se reencontrar?

(“Ponto de situação” – Comitê Invisível)