Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:33 pm by globalturboFriday, May 25, 2012
The Beginning of the End for Europe ?
http://geraldcelentechannel.blogspot.com/2012/05/beginning-of-end-for-europe.html#.T8Ap48OytRA.pingfm
The Beginning of the End for Europe ?
The greatest nations of the world are being sent down in flames by "Our Big Government Knows What's Best For You" socialists And the sad thing is, it happens during the "Information Superhighway" which was supposed to get us together is so much the great tool of the destruction of the Western Tradition , meanwhile in Europe Jon Moulton, the private equity chief, warned at a City lunch this week that he feared serious civil unrest. There was, he said, a 25 per cent chance of one of the 15 member countries of the Eurozone pulling out of the currency club. That, he said, would be a catastrophic shock leading to a far greater financial crisis than the current one. The mind boggles at a financial crisis far worse than the current one. Is such a thing possible? Even with this one, it may already be too late to prevent social unrest, especially in Britain, which is tipped to be one of the worst-hit countries economically.
The Beginning of the End for Europe ?
http://geraldcelentechannel.blogspot.com/2012/05/beginning-of-end-for-europe.html#.T8Ap48OytRA.pingfm
The Beginning of the End for Europe ?
The greatest nations of the world are being sent down in flames by "Our Big Government Knows What's Best For You" socialists And the sad thing is, it happens during the "Information Superhighway" which was supposed to get us together is so much the great tool of the destruction of the Western Tradition , meanwhile in Europe Jon Moulton, the private equity chief, warned at a City lunch this week that he feared serious civil unrest. There was, he said, a 25 per cent chance of one of the 15 member countries of the Eurozone pulling out of the currency club. That, he said, would be a catastrophic shock leading to a far greater financial crisis than the current one. The mind boggles at a financial crisis far worse than the current one. Is such a thing possible? Even with this one, it may already be too late to prevent social unrest, especially in Britain, which is tipped to be one of the worst-hit countries economically.
