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Originally Posted by STEED
With luck the first thing they will do is withdraw from the EU and get the ball rolling.  |
Would cost Germany alone 70 billions in securities. Follow-on costs from the disruption not counted. No, its better to throw more money after the illusions and hope that a miracle will happen all by itself. The fairy queen, maybe.
But thank God hasn't the central committee of the EU just recently declared that the Euro treaties do not allow withdrawal of members from the Euro, and that membership in the Euro-Union
was signed to last forever, eternally?
Yes, I am very sure that this was
exactly what they said.
No wonder. If one country leaves the Euro and than would have the indecency to be su7ccessful and to recover, then this would prove that there is a life outside and beyond and after the Euro.
This evidence is to be prevented AT ALL COST. Even if that means to shatter nations to pieces instead. That's why they will not let Greece move away (and why they are so murderously infuriated about the Swiss). And that is why Tsirpas will get what he wants. And that is why the crisis will deepen. And his example will be copied. And reforms will be further prevented and delayed and eroded. And that is why it will become all worse.