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Sorry, got as far as the third 'o' then lost interest.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostWarning: Looooong doom article.
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If Germany and France keep propping up the peripheral countries by borrowing on their behalf then eventually they will find themselves in the firing line and the whole of Europe will default. The banks, it appears to me, are in it for short term gain with no consideration of their impact on wider society and it seems little thought given to their own long term prospects.
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It must be true it came off the internet.
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I didn't read all but I notice they point to Ireland % debit, but what they forget Ireland only has 4.5 million people, less than half the population of London FFS. You can't make prediction giving equal measure to such a small economy. I'm just saying!Originally posted by Boris View PostIt's The End Of The World
Perhaps a northern-Euro is the answer? (Which also excludes France which is probably going the same way as Italy & Spain, albeit at a slightly slower pace.)
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Sunday doom
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Perhaps a northern-Euro is the answer? (Which also excludes France which is probably going the same way as Italy & Spain, albeit at a slightly slower pace.)Tags: None
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