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Originally Posted by STEED
If Spain went under would that be enough to see the end of the EU?
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The eU? No, unfortunately. the Euro? Also no, they intend to leave it there no matter how high the costs will become. The EU meanwhile plans to directly tax European citizens, the Polish EU minister has made according plans more precise, and wants that the eU at least gets one third of it'S current budgets from European private people'S pockets direectly, so that the EU gets its income even if states and nations refuse to pay their budget obligations or want to threaten to cut their budgets if the EU does not stop to act like a head with a bigger azz around it. And I tell you, Germany, althoigh having the ghreatest interest of all to stop this madness, will be one of the loudest voices to defend these EU taxes (Schaüble already did), becasue shortsighted as they are they just see that there is a saving for the national budget if parts of the German EU budget now needs to be payed not by the state, but the German workers directly.
Blow up the parliament, I say. V like Vendetta. We are getting betrayed and betrayed and betrayed.
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As for the news item this dose not surprise me at all. I hear the UK could be hit by Moody's downgrade rating if the country dose not pick up.
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Germany as well. Rating agencies have realised since several months now that Gemany has shouldered more oblgations with those Euro bailout mechanisms than it can endure.
Japan does not make it easier. Plus the economic debacle that Japan was in already before the Tsnunami hit Fukushima.
We will get presented the bills for our economic sins and shortsighted stupidities. And maybe we do not have any right to complain, but just get what we deserve by having let it gone too far, for too long. It is in the people'S hands to sent politicians, lobbies and governments to hell - eithe rby elections,l and if that cannot work anymore, then by revolutions and violent force. But people don't do that. So...