German economy falters under the weight of European debt
When the German economy collapses dramatic changes are in
the offing. Just a few days ago, it was announced that the biggest economy in
Europe would be badly hit by more than a trillion dollar burden that is the
direct consequence of German politicians helping everybody else at the expense
of the German Folk. Any other country can face financial difficulties without
any major political upheaval. Not Germany.
The fear of banks closing down and the images of people keeping
warm themselves up burning worthless banknotes lie deep in the German psyche.
With the coming of age of younger generations that are not going to be made to
feel guilty by the ghosts of World War Two and the failure of so called
mainstream political parties to respect the rights of German workers, Pandora’s
box is wide open and everything is at stake.
At the end of World War One, the Treaty of Versailles
planted the seeds of the Third Reich. Blinded by hatred and thirst of revenge
against its old foe, France created the conditions for National Socialism’s
rise to power. At the end of World War Two, the Allies were much more intelligent
and used a Marshall Plan instead to rebuild Germany. A new economic boom,
transformed Western Germany into a very prosperous and democratic society. Now,
financial crooks based in the USA engaged in an orgy of greed and fraud and
created the conditions that have transformed Europe for the worse.
1929/1939, 2006/2016? When Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal
and others including France find themselves unable to pay their debts,
creditors are going to knock at the doors of the German economy. The guilt trip
will be over and people will be ready to sing a new song that will be
dramatically different compared to the song they sang since the end of World
War Two. Germany and France created the European Union with the declared aim of
promoting peace in Europe and avoiding war. Paradoxically, European politicians
and European bureaucrats in a rush to benefit themselves at the expense of
European nations have created a fertile ground for political movements that
might wipe out peace in Europe.
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