Will Greece Vote To Leave The Euro?

A major vote in Greece will occur today that will both shape the future of its economy and Europe’s monetary union. The Greek Bailout Referendum has now become critical, for if the Greek voters vote “No” and side with Tsipras government, then there will be a very sharp recession over the next few months, tax collection will collapse,  and the Tsipras government is unlikely to survive the economic collapse. However, if  the public votes “yes,” then  the existing government will likely be reorganized, the banks will be able to reopen, and conclude the terms set by the European Union.

Greeks just started (as of this writing) casting ballots today in the closely watched bailout referendum, with opinion polls showing people evenly split on whether to accept the EU creditors’ proposals for more austerity in exchange for additional rescue loans, or defiantly reject the deal and leave the Eurozone.

Will the Greeks Vote to Leave The Euro?
Question Understood by Horary Astrologer at 7/04/2015 at 9:23 pm PDT in San Francisco.

According to European “futures market” data, there is a 67% probability that the public will vote “Yes” in today’s Greek Referendum Vote, while the “No” Vote has a modest 36% chance of succeeding.  Therefore, the “Yes” Vote is the house favorite and assigned to the 1st House in the contest horary figure, and the “No” Vote – the Underdog, is assigned to the 7th House.

The Moon rules the remaining undecided Greek voters, and the 10th House is the prize: the outcome of the Referendum vote.

Horary Analysis:

Capricorn is on the Ascendant, therefore  Saturn rules the 1st House.  The sign Cancer is on the Descendant. Since the Moon rules the voters in political contest horary, we must move to the next sign over to Leo. Therefore the Sun rules the 7th House. Before we proceed with judgement, let’s list our Contest Horary Rules of Engagement:

1st House Favorite – “Yes” Vote Testimonies:

Ruler of the 1st House – Saturn Dignified by Term +
Ruler of the 1st House in the 10th House +
Ruler of the 1st House – Saturn Retrograde –
Saturn Rules The Day +

7th House Underdog – “No” Vote Testimonies

Ruler of the 7th House the Sun weakly placed in the cadent 6th House –
Ruler of the 7th House is peregrine –
Sun will opposes Pluto –
Venus in the 7th House +
Jupiter in the 7th House +
Venus squares Saturn ruler of the 1st House –
Jupiter squares Saturn ruler of the 1st House –

Testimonies for the Undecided “Greek Referendum” Voters

Moon in the 1st House +
Moon is modestly dignified by Face –
Moon in the Sign Ruler of the Ascendant  +
Moon intercepted in the 1st House –
Moon’s first major aspect is an opposition to Venus in the 7th House –
Moon’s last aspect is a square Saturn ruler of the 1st House +
The Moon Rules the Hour +

Analysis

The contest horary testimonies indicate that the “No” Vote has been losing traction and strength since the “Greek Default” on July 30th. The Moon, which rules the undecided voters, is in the sign Aquarius, an infertile sign – a testimony of aging Babyboomer voters on the verge of retirement will be the key voting demographic group to impact the outcome of the Referendum vote. The Moon makes an aspect by opposition to Venus in the 7th House, and translates her light to Saturn – ruler of the Favorite by square – indicating that the remaining voters that are undecided will swing the close vote to the “Yes” Vote.  Since the Moon rules the day and placed in a angular house, we can expect high voter turn-out. to be high.

Judgement

The Moon’s last aspect is a square to Saturn indicating an extremely Close “Yes” Vote outcome. Since the ruler of the 10th Mars is combust and in opposition to Pluto, testimonies that indicate that Sunday’s vote is more about about whether Greece will agree to remain a debt colony of Germany, pardon its differences with the EU, even as the IMF and Athens agree that the country’s catastrophic debt level is unsustainable and untenable.

Pluto rules the EU oligarchial elite and its Central Banking system. The applying Mars-Pluto opposition indicates that EU is in trouble not because of Greece, but because of forced supranational inter-dependency of Portugal, Ireland, Italy and Spain who have even bigger sovereign debt disasters then Greece, brewing on the near horizon. The EU by all rights should not exist, nor should any centralized supranational single currency system.

The Sun is both the ruler of the “No” Vote and the Tsipras government. The Sun is of modest strength and in opposition to malefic Pluto after Moon changes signs. A testimony that indicates that the outcome of Sunday’s vote will likely lead to resignation of the Tsipras government and the call for a new election for a new unity government.

Bottom Line: The “Yes” Vote horary testimonies show less  pain for Greece on the short term, but a loss of national sovereignty, with no hope of economy for over a generation.