Basket Case “Euro” – Downgrading The Euro Zone Members
Black clouds of discontent are forming over the Euro Zone, about to swamp the economies of all who reside within:
With the majority of countries within the Euro Zone at risk of being downgraded from AAA ratings, panic has started to set in and the mud slinging has started. The French who as usual want to blame anyone else, other than their own incompetence have put the blame firmly on Britain’s doorstep for the refusal to go meekly along with Europe’s tighter integration pact.
With a French, minister proclaiming, Britain’s debt, growth and inflation being much higher and worse than his own countries. Not only is this delusional but completely wrong, proving that one of the larger countries in the Euro pact has completely lost the plot. This leads to speculation that the much-touted Euro is fast becoming a “basket case”, just like the French minister.
Gone will be the days of France, dipping deeply into finances of the Zone to prop up it’s failing agricultural policies. French farmers will have to produce more, and forget the subsidies that it has become so used to – paid for by other countries in the Union.
There is talk about a recession, much deeper than that of the 1930’s which will be worldwide – that I disagree with. This is more likely to stay within Europe, as there is no action only lengthy, lame and ill-mannered discussions’ dragging on and on. Why do they have to procrastinate for so long, the solution is simple – kill the Euro Zone off now and return sovereignty back to countries that are within.
Too many cooks do spoil the broth; the Euro Zone proves this old saying repeatedly with every dish served a failure. Prolonging the agony for all can only be bad; eventually citizens of countries involved will become so angry demonstrations will be the least of government’s worries.
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Post CommentMargaret Boseroy
On December 16, 2011 at 2:00 pm
I’m no economist, but what you say seem to make sense. People who don’t work well together should not be on the same team.
Michal Dorcak
On December 17, 2011 at 5:11 am
I’m no economist either, but common sense tells me you are right and Euro Zone is f*cked. After all, it is true that they do sh*t to solve the problems, just talk and do stuff that can only prolong the agony, not save the Euro. Anyway, I won’t be exchanging most of the dollars I make for Euros any time soon …
MountainGirl
On December 17, 2011 at 2:57 pm
I don’t really know what to say because I don’t watch the news and I try not to worry too much when it comes to the economy.