Former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis’ shocking revelations regarding details of Plan X has shed new light on the behind-the-scenes machinations of the July 5 referendum. The well-detailed Grexit scheme included the organization of soup kitchens, medicine collection, hijacking the telecommunications system and the issue of a new currency.

Another aspect of the plan provided that Maximos Mansion, the governent’s headquarters, would be responsible for the organization of food rationing. Evidence of this had been amassed by Proto Thema in an expose on June 16 with proof of emergency contingency plans being passed through the office of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.

Proto Thema’s print edition on Sunday, January 24, documents another aspect of Plan X that included the gathering of medicine by the “colonel” of the Third Army Corps on a mission to raid the pharaceutical depositories of Macedonia. Furthermore, another noteworthy step that shows the government’s intent was a request made to the Hellenic Telecommunications Organization (OTE) by a government official just a few days prior to the referendum. Greece’s telecoms provider had been called on to provide the government with all mapped digital telecommunications networks.

Food, medicine and telecommunications were just part of the plan. Another chunk included the printing of a new currency system. Greek daily newspaper Kathimerini reports that two secret missions spanning over two continents had taken place with clandestine meetings concerning the printing of a parallel currency. Panagiotis Lafazanis, head of the SYRIZA party’s left faction, was aware of these meetings that showed that a month would be required for the printing of a new currency.