Is germany throwing the world into disaster yet again??

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by optionnew, Nov 22, 2011.

  1. Wow how selfish. Germany benefitng from the euro for the last 12 years while other countries where loosing. Now wehn the whole eurozone (world)economy is in disaster, Germany willing to let PIIGS-BFG and the euro collapse because its afraid they will take a little risk for themself.

    Shame on Germany, they should have learnd from the allies in 1945, after spending "trillions" in a war that Geramny initiated, they kept helping Germany to become a country with a decent ecomomy(Marshal etc).
    By the way Germany never paid back a dime. How selfish
     
    #31     Nov 26, 2011
  2. You're a little misinformed.
     
    #32     Nov 26, 2011
  3. seatyed

    seatyed

    Germany like every other country is looking out for itself. There is no real solution to the existing situation. When you are over extended, the price has to be paid. More debt simply creates a bigger problem further down the track
     
    #33     Nov 26, 2011
  4. Next time Germany needs help, everyone needs to remember how they screwed Europe yet again, and just let them rot
     
    #34     Nov 27, 2011
  5. They're talking about coming up with resolutions by 2013? Are you joking? At this rate will the EU even be around in 2013?
     
    #35     Nov 27, 2011
  6. 2 things, if you only look out for yourself, then don't be part oof the Euro, period. And stop teaching the UK, how not to be selfish when it comes to the transaction tax.
    I can't believe how smart the UK was not to fall in this Euro mess, If the UK would have been in the Euro, there is no question their yields would have been double then now, their rating would have been in danger, and would be begging Germany for mercy. (just like France) Thess english people have some wisdom when it comes to Germany, they always had.
     
    #36     Nov 27, 2011
  7. Most speculator & trader will hope Germany to open the door to "rescue" the whole Europe

    As for the good sake (and fxxx those bankers), I think Germany do the right thing by refuse to do this:D
     
    #37     Nov 27, 2011