Breaking up might not be all that hard to do?

61% said NO to EU conditions

      The Greeks, having voted NO in their highly publicized referendum on whether or not to accept the EU's terms for getting more financial aid--where could they go from here?

       In a previous post [Breaking Up is Hard to Do] I speculated that one option would be for Athens to turn its eyes to the East if they are forced to drop out of the Eurozone, that the evolving Eurasian alliance could find mutual benefit in coming to Greece's rescue. 

        I ran across another blogger who is of a similar opinion and thought it would be of interest to others who have wondered how this complex situation could play out. So, I've decided to simply link to his blog and let it speak for itself.

Greece, China, and Russia – a Plan B for Greece?