Despite all the talk about Greece being a basket case, and there is no question that it still is one, there have been some signs that Europe through fear is backfiring. While politically the Greeks can't seem to get it together, economically its a different story. Despite articles about the collapse of the Greek economy exports are up, the job creation figures are positive, and despite the migrant crisis tourism is up. These aren't large, dramatic, gains which can be touted as a full on recovery but its all better then they were doing as an EU member. My own prediction is that we are going to see a slow but steady recovery over the next few years despite pressure from Brussels and that is going to set off another round of exits from the EU block. Mind you i think most of the exits this time around are going to fail because everyone who's pushing for them is saying that exiting the EU is a panacea which is complete crap, but the next set of politicos and activists who push for an EU exit are going to be more realistic and are going to be able to point to Greece as a success story. Of course all of this is a couple of years down the road so things could very well change in the mean time.