"I am worried that Germany's authorities are slowly losing sight of the European common good," said Jean-Claude Juncker, chair of Eurogroup finance ministers.
John
"I am worried that Germany's authorities are slowly losing sight of the European common good," said Jean-Claude Juncker, chair of Eurogroup finance ministers.
John
"John Larkin" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
Goodbye Euro. If Germany is smart, they dump it fast.
Cheers
There you go, taking the Telegraph seriously again. It's right-wing rubbish, designed to make right-wing nitwits feel good.
-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
Do you mean, like strip-searching their citizens at the airports?
Thanks, Rich
Do you think the Financial Times is also a right-wing newspaper?
It's Slowman. What can you say? ...Jim Thompson
Europe has been headed for a demographic train wreck for years, as I have been noting here for years. You, Bill Sloman, are part of the problem.
John
If it doesn't agree with is myopic worldview, certainly.
The problem with European politics is that when it really comes unglued, the rest of us have to step in and fix it. I hope that the New Europe doesn't turn back into the Old Europe, because it might. Lots of people get killed when that happens.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
Wouldn't it be nice if we could seceed? It's not even an option here.
Some people think activities that end with an unmarked grave are worse.
The safest airline in the world profiles. ...Jim Thompson
It seems that security in the US is made up from brute force and ignorance.
As long as its called security, the US public says its A-OK.
Didn't Germany follow the same type of security measures before WWII ?? (papers please)
Anyway, there are better ways, if the administrations of this country would just try them out.
But, I believe that there are ulterior motives involved. (just like Germany in the 1920s)
As time rolls on we will see the real motives behind these "strip search" machines.
hamilton
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ laugh of the day
s is that when it really comes unglued,
Gotcha. The US are the bad guys, but somehow all the dictators, massacres and wars come from Europe.
-- Cheers, James Arthur
The alternative is to believe the Europeans can work 20% fewer hours, and somehow afford social benefits programs far greater than the ones that are breaking America's back.
Those number just don't add up.
-- Cheers, James Arthur
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It isn't left-wing, but then again that account is a lot more balanced than the one in The Telegraph.
-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
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Because I haven't contributed my white, Anglo-Saxon, protestant, genes to the European population?
Your demographic train wreck involves extrapolating current patterns of family size for four or five generations. The hyper-fertile immigrants that scare the wits out of the demented right-wing commentators that you take seriously were born and raised outside Europe. Like every other immigrant group, their children's demographics are going to look much more like those of their neighbours, and your "train wreck" will vanish into the same garbage bin that holds every witless extrapolation.
I've pointed this out to you before, but you are fond of your right- wing delusions.
-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
Until you figure in the extra productivity of a well-educated work force.
You and John Larkin go out of your way to remind us just how poorly educated even the professional part of the US work force happens to be.
-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
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