I don't disagree with anything he said. Sorry if that isn't "funny enough" for you, but it's the truth. If Germany leaves, the Euro is toast.
Then let's devalue the Euro, after all all European countries are broke anyway, so why a strong euro, right?
hear hear, our British friend and neighbor is speaking, the one who is holding the financial district of London tightly in between his left and right nut. Oh, and parts of Argentina, oh wait, a lot of interests in the Middle East, too. Oh wait, Gibraltar, oh no, Scottland, and wait, bending over backward to the Chinese to get a nice axx rape in the holy name of more trade. Hail Merry to the Queen.
that is total crap: Germany has spearheaded efforts for Greek borrow rates to be lower even at the height of the last bailout crisis than going rates for France, Spain or Italy. Yes, borrow rates for Greece were set lower than the yield on Italian on the runs. So, with all due respect your comment is entirely untrue.
well, in case you forgot, Germany was a founding member of the EU along with France and other countries. Even the UK was not part of it. Speaking of a "group of alike economies" we should look at the majority of nations in the EU that actually work hard to make ends meet, such as Germany, France, Holland, Belgium, Baltic states, most East European states, most Scandinavian nations that are part of the EMU, Luxemburg, Spain, Ireland,.... Which "group of alike economies" are you again referring to?
You seriously believe France will turn its back on Germany? A much more important portion of European life is politics than economics. That is what most Brits or Americans do not understand. There will be no European union without both France and Germany in it.
All hell is breaking loose Tsingtao agrees on one small little part of what volly has been saying. I am truly flabberghasted.