US exports of weapons to Greece

What ever do you think this could be for?

Meanwhile, Greece Has Spent A FORTUNE On Guns And Ammo From The US

Business Insider,

23 May, 2012

According to research service Panjiva, Greece imported over $40 million of arms and ammunition from the U.S. in February. That amounted to 3.6 percent more in arms imports in the first quarter than than during the same period last year. In fact, only the U.K. and the U.A.E. bought more arms from the U.S. in the first quarter.

We're not sure what's generating this sudden surge in spending on U.S. arms imports, but the implication that someone—government or populace—is expecting an increase in violence is a scary thought.

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