France election: A vote for change France has voted for change. For only the second time during the Fifth Republic the people have voted to put a socialist in the Elysee Palace. The French left has not won in a quarter of a century.
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Anyway, this won't help the Euro at all. Hollande will try to go to the drunken spending routine,
and the markets will kick his ass.
Bahhh, mods change the title please.. damn the BBC.
Anyway, this won't help the Euro at all. Hollande will try to go to the drunken spending routine,
and the markets will kick his ass.
Funny, the article said he exact opposite.
But, maybe this will drive Germany out of the EU - who wants to keep funding other people's parties. Maybe the collapse of the EU would be a good thing - it seemed to way over reach from the original premise.
"we want the good things of the EU, but the rest can keep the bad parts". Yeah...
Face it France. You too, are part of the EU and the Euro-zone. And that has turned out to have let every country lose a big part of their sovereignty. You can not change that, unless you change the whole idea of the EU. Tear it down, for instance.
The EU sucks, with Brussels only wanting to take care of themselves.
Without the EU Brussels will only be relevant for seekers of good chocolate and beer....again
Which is the only thing it is good for anyways.
And Strasbourg can go back to being a University-city. Don't forget they move back and forth between Brussels and Strasbourg every month... Any idea what that costs?
Sales tax in The Netherlands has been going up from 17.5% to 19% and will go to 20% ONLY to pay for the EU.
Oh, I was wrong. Sales tax will be going to 21% as of October 1, 2012
Then, they have Italy, Spain, Ireland and Portugal waiting to follow. Who's going to pay for all that shit? Right. France, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and that is about it. They can carry the whole EU, including the poor Eastern European countries, until they can't anymore. And the moment that they cannot carry that weight anymore, is near...
The new government of Greece will have to do some serious digging for money tho. Europe has had it with bailing them lazy ungrateful bastards out, taking everyone down with them.
Then, they have Italy, Spain, Ireland and Portugal waiting to follow. Who's going to pay for all that shit? Right. France, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and that is about it. They can carry the whole EU, including the poor Eastern European countries, until they can't anymore. And the moment that they cannot carry that weight anymore, is near...
I think even the EU governments are sussing this out. Nobody has the gonads to say it out loud in Europe but every EU citizen knows the EU is living on borrowed time as it stands now.