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&gt; 90% of that aid went back to the EU banks.

You have a source for this?  
&gt;which resulted in 30% unemployment and a 30% shrinking of the Greek economy  

Just because they 'did' (up to what level?) what was asked, doesn't mean the change in economy afterwards was a result of it. Most of the 30% unemployment and economy shrinking has been because of the broken system. The problems of the broken system didn't show for many years because of the thriving economy. Then the crisis hit and they (and all other Europeans/Americans) had to pay for those past years.  
The difference between EU (minus Greece) &amp; US versus Greece looks like the rest of the EU &amp; US fixed their own broken system one way or another (and probably also had less to fix) while Greece didn't, enough.  
  
About that last point, the source is just reading the news from the last few months. Not talking about the Greeks (people) but more about the Greece government. Acknowledging a problem, especially in politics, isn't going to solve anything. The first set of financial aid is ending/has ended and until Greece has come with a good enough plan to fix their own problems they won't receive more money, as you may know. Just the fact that this has gotten to a near breaking point countless of times shows there isn't a lot of willingness of the Greek government.  
Also the fact that you (and many more, reading this thread) blame the EU for giving financial aid (and then demanding it back in the long run), shows many seem to think the problem isn't within the Greek governmental system itself for the largest part.
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