Dijsselbloem on 'no' and Varoufakis on 'yes'

Another day with dramatic news about the conflict between Greece and its creditors?

I just read the Dutch press reporting on a Dutch parliamentay meeting with Dijsselbloem The headings are: "Geen plaats in de eurozone voor Griekenland bij nee", "Grieken moeilijk in euro te houden bij 'nee'-stem", "Dijsselbloem: bij nee is het de vraag of Griekenland in de euro blijft". In plain English: Dijsselbloem suggests that Greece will/should leave the eurozone if the Greeks vote 'no'.

Varoufakis said to Bloomberg that he will step down if  the Greeks vote 'yes'.

July 2, 2015 — 11:40 AM CEST Updated on July 2, 2015 — 12:56 PM CEST

In an interview with Bloomberg TV's Guy Johnson, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said he would step aside if Sunday's referendum backs terms offered by international creditors

Varoufakis Says he Will Quit if Greeks Vote 'Yes' 

Yanis Varoufakis said Greece won’t “extend and pretend” that it can pay its debts, vowing to quit as finance minister if voters don’t support him in Sunday’s referendum.
With banks shuttered and Greece’s economy hobbled by capital controls, Varoufakis said in a Bloomberg Television interview in Athens that he would “rather cut my arm off” than sign a deal that fails to restructure Greece’s debt. The 54-year-old economics professor said he “will not” continue in his post if Greece endorses austerity in the plebiscite.