Greece is becoming China! From September, economic exclusion of… — Andrew Bridgen

Greece is becoming China! From September, economic exclusion of citizens is coming through credit score!

Without a good score you will not have electricity or internet.

In an explosive appearance on Open TV, lawyer Mrs. Stamou revealed bluntly what is coming in September: two digital platforms that will rate every citizen based on their debts. The credit‑scoring system and the private‑debt monitoring registry are presented by the government as tools for “rewarding those who are consistent.”

In reality, however, they open the road to unprecedented economic and social exclusion.

Mrs. Stamou said it clearly: every citizen will enter a scoring process. Not only for loans or banks. Even for electricity, mobile phone service, or internet, a “good score” will be required. Anyone who delays ENFIA, an installment, or a bill by a few days will immediately see their score collapse. And then? They will not be able to connect to electricity, have a phone line, or give their children internet so they can study. Not even open a bank account or get a card.

“It is no longer self‑evident that we will all have electricity in our homes or a telephone,” she stressed. The state will record everything public debts at first, later banks, mobile companies, energy providers, even suppliers. Every delay, even of a few days, will be recorded and “punished.”

The lawyer dismantled the argument that this is only pressure on “strategic defaulters”: along with them, those who truly cannot pay will be crushed. The family man struggling to survive, the person who lost their job, the patient who delayed an installment due to an emergency.

The most nightmarish part? It is already happening. A woman went to request a new electricity connection, presented all documents, and was rejected because she had a “low credit score.” This is not the future. It is the present.

Mrs. Stamou described it as ruthless and unjust: “We are grading citizens in order for them to be citizens.”

Essentially, Greece is adopting a system strongly reminiscent of China’s social‑credit model. Not to reward the consistent, but to control, pressure, and ultimately exclude those who do not “fit” the new digital mold.

This is not reform. It is a digital blockade. It is economic exclusion disguised as “transparency.” And those who present it as progress simply close their eyes to a society where the right to electricity, internet, and dignity will depend on a number on a platform.

Source: The Holy Wisdom

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Andrew Bridgen

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