Whatever euro's fate, Europe's reputation is savaged

Whatever euro's fate, Europe's reputation is savaged

enfr fren

On Sat Jun 16, 2012 05:05 AM


"Europe's main source of influence (should) be the success of its
political and economic model in providing high living standards and
democratic freedoms.....If the current crisis undermines both of those
as well, Europe will look like a rather weak, badly run system of
ageing and economically stagnant states. Irrelevance awaits..."

"...Whether the euro lives or dies, the chaotic way Europe has tackled
the crisis could undermine the region's geopolitical clout for years
to come and leave it at a distinct disadvantage in a rapidly changing
world....."

http://www.****france.com/addNews.ht...=1&forum_id=22

In article 8a1e6318-d6c4-4937-a25f-e08dcc94a703
@n42g2000yqm.googlegroups.com, says...

Whatever euro's fate, Europe's reputation is savaged

enfr fren

On Sat Jun 16, 2012 05:05 AM


"Europe's main source of influence (should) be the success of its
political and economic model in providing high living standards and
democratic freedoms.....If the current crisis undermines both of those
as well, Europe will look like a rather weak, badly run system of
ageing and economically stagnant states. Irrelevance awaits..."

"...Whether the euro lives or dies, the chaotic way Europe has tackled
the crisis could undermine the region's geopolitical clout for years
to come and leave it at a distinct disadvantage in a rapidly changing
world....."

http://www.****france.com/addNews.ht...=1&forum_id=22

The imbecile who wrote that needs to spend some time in the 3rd World.

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