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Mr Farge;s supports a European "union" not the "United States of Europe".
Listen again.
Farge supports the concept of trading in Europe - a common Market but not a political Union ,,,however he also supports the bonuses paid to UK Bankers this year - I kid you not
Moreover he does not appreciate that the EU is fundamental for Europe's security and stability - let me put in another way - one of the aims of the EU was to diffuse German Hegemony in Europe which has been achieved - the danger of a resurgent Germany devoid of the EU with not only the largest economy but land army in Europe is in nobodys interest.
Farge supports the concept of trading in Europe - a common Market but not a political Union ,,,however he also supports the bonuses paid to UK Bankers this year - I kid you not
Moreover he does not appreciate that the EU is fundamental for Europe's security and future - let me put in another way - one of the aims of the EU was to diffuse German Hegemony in Europe which has been achieved - the danger of a resurgent Germany devoid of the EU with not only the largest economy but land army in Europe is in nobodys interest.
My main issue is the Euro currency which IMO is a flawed concept (look at history and the ERM), pushed through by Germany and France with a vision towards a "United States of Europe". I understand the banking sector in the UK generates heathly wedge of GDP so there's no easy solution.
Last edited by NervousRexx; 10 November 2011, 23:23.
one of the aims of the EU was to diffuse German Hegemony in Europe which has been achieved - the danger of a resurgent Germany devoid of the EU with not only the largest economy but land army in Europe is in nobodys interest.
Let's see how well the Germans take having to prop up governments and economies across the rest of Europe without getting twitchy marching feet!
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