If Varoufakis has genuinely done something wrong, then let him be tried and convicted, if there is evidence.
Dr Alf is right to suggest this, however, if this vain and economically incompetent man is to be tried and punished assuming he is convicted, then others who are equally culpable need to be brought into the frame as well. These includes those who gerrymandered the figures which allowed Greece to enter the Euro in the first place, Goldman Sachs for participating in the subterfuge and subsequent window-dressing, those in the Greek Government and other Governments who looked the other way and should, given their positions and supposed intelligence, have known what was going on and put a stop to it.
The guilty must include those in the IMF who went along with this charade and of course the 5 Greek plutocratic families who allegedly stole much of their country’s money and then left European taxpayers to foot the bill.
Varoufakis is an arrogant buffoon but to say “All the sins of the people ” must be heaped on his head, whilst allowing the rest of the scoundrels a clear escape is grossly unfair, and means that the guilty get away once more as they did after the last financial crash, where they doubled their money having apparently laundered it through 40 different tax havens and transmuted it into gold, gems and real property, much of it in London.