Gone are the references to "tearing up" the memoranda of conditions attached to the country's rescue programmes.
The second, say the memoranda, was for Enron to "get paid for moving energy to relieve congestion without actually moving any energy or relieving any congestion".
In her words, the memoranda warned the industry: "Overtly confront the Legacy Foundation at your peril; they have broad public support for their program".
"It is a very good coincidence for the Greek people but a very bad coincidence for those who want to connect it to the memoranda".
It is not related, whatsoever, to Greek debt or any policies connected to the memoranda," he said, referring to the deeply unpopular bailout accords.
"Many of the personalities candidly discussed in sensitive White House memoranda, and certainly many of the authors of the memoranda, will be active 12 years from now".
The memoranda from White House counsel, and from Department of Justice and Department of Defense lawyers, gave new meaning to Robert Lowell's phrase "savage servility".
Following the vote, Syriza's leader, Alexis Tsipras, said the country had experienced "a historic day", adding: "In a few days the Samaras government, which pillaged the country, will belong to the past, as will the memoranda of austerity".
Among the memoranda and spread sheets that make up most corporate communications, the goodbye memo -- mass-mailed to colleagues on an employee's last day -- has become a kind of mini-genre of its own.
Members of Congress, tasked with oversight of intelligence and military matters, have repeatedly demanded the memoranda from the White House detailing the legal basis for the drone program, only to be repeatedly denied.
That remains to be seen, although most of the behaviour described in the memoranda appears to be "gaming" a young and poorly designed system making money from inconsistencies, as every good trader should.Nobody, however, can deny the huge damage done to the industry's reputation.
