Greece - The narrow victory by the pro-bailout New Democracy party in yesterdays Greek elections, is being trumpeted as a victory for the Euro zone. The European financial markets have shown their approval of the result, by their usual lemming like following of the Asian financial markets.

But for how long?

With the New Democracy party being hailed as the Pro European choice and the Syriza party demonised as the Anti European wreckers, we thought it might be a good idea to scratch the surface and have a good look at what the truth might be.

Starting with the New Democracy party or more correctly the "New Republic" party. The party that lead Greece into this financial mess. The party that falsified the nations books with the help of the worlds worst fraudsters, the American investment bank and hedge fund Goldman Sachs, in order to join the Euro-zone to start with.

The Syriza party on the other hand with its stance, re-negotiate the bailout or else we will bring on the crisis that you are most trying to avoid.  

The euro-zone has fundamental flaws in its constitution. Something that the members of the Euro-zone have been trying desperately to avoid addressing.

The New Democracy party by asking to be re elected, is asking the Greek electorate to trust them to fix the mess that they themselves created. A little like the British Labour Party during the 2010 general election campaign - saying because we wrecked the joint - you can trust us to be in the best position to fix it. Set the controls for the heart of the sun…

The Euro zone is suffering the common delusions. The first is that the euro-zone will remain as it is. It cannot stay as it is. The economics or its members are too diverse to be integrated under any circumstances.

The Financial markets know this, and they also know what the end game will be. Ultimately the Euro-zone will break up with the 'pigs' - that is Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain -returning to their original currency's, and a hard core of nations pursuing ever tighter economic and political integration.

Until the euro-zone addresses this problem, the markets will continue to rip at the rickety structure until the 'pigs' are torn kicking and screaming from the euro zone.

So by being anti bailout the Syriza party is the most pro Euro zone party in Greece.