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European Union President Calls US Economic Measures 'A Road to Hell'
- Thread starter ByLoSellHi
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I am coming with you.
Quote from ByLoSellHi:
Wait, so everyone here saying this guy is wrong in saying the U.S. economic strategy is flawed supports Obama's economic plan?
Whether he's right or wrong remains to be seen. But regardless, you have to question the timing of this. An article bashing the USA the same day he is voted out of office on a confidence motion? Could be a coincidence. Or could be an angry politician taking others down with him on his way out of office.
Quote from power:
If I die I will take everybody to the depths of hell with me. All are attached to the same rope.
World leaders know each others "government secrets" and the way economy is managed by other leaders.Quote from ByLoSellHi:
Wait, so everyone here saying this guy is wrong in saying the U.S. economic strategy is flawed supports Obama's economic plan?
European Union president Mirek Topolanek, knows the truth and that's what he is saying.
The creator is the Destroyer.
Quote from makloda:
Funny this is coming form the CZ premier (same guy that got kicked out of office on the same day the article appeared?). Isn't the Czech republic together with their entire socialist brethren of the former Eastern Block bankrupt?
Actualy, out of all countries in Eastern Europe the Czech republic is probably in the best shape of all and they even funded several bailouts of neighbour countries without having the advantage of a world reserve currency and a printing press.
Imagine that.:eek:
Quote from makloda:
Funny this is coming form the CZ premier (same guy that got kicked out of office on the same day the article appeared?). Isn't the Czech republic together with their entire socialist brethren of the former Eastern Block bankrupt?
No, this is what S&P and the Treasury wants you to believe. Some countries like Czech Republic & Poland are in much better shape than others like Hungary.