In order for the EU to survive, it has to implement Fiscal Transfers

BonScott said:
I think we can summarise the differences between Germany and Greece by looking at the numbers of patents coming from the two countries, which is a good measure of how inventive and productive they are.

For this we can look at the website of the World Intellectual Property Organisation.

First up Germany, which has 80 million people.
Just look at the first column, the number of patents broken down by year.
http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/profile.jsp?code=DE

Now for Greece with 10 million people.
http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/profile.jsp?code=GR

Oh dear....
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But Greece has one very good exclusive patent: living on free money.
It is complementary with the German patents. German patents make money and the Greek patent spends it. :p
Economically the Greek patent is very important because it can spend more money than the German patents can generate. That's how they keep the Germans busy.
 
An honest and prudent person would work most his life so in order to pay for his wine on the island. Your average Greek instead prefers to drink others' wine. It is a view and stance on life and about an honest mindset. I still need to read about anyone in Greece who became poor because of austerity. It is a big fat lie made up by socialists and haters of Europe.

Tsing Tao said:
If you lived on a Greek island, would you be busy trying to invent something or drinking wine? :)
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volpunter said:
An honest and prudent person would work most his life so in order to pay for his wine on the island. Your average Greek instead prefers to drink others' wine. It is a view and stance on life and about an honest mindset. I still need to read about anyone in Greece who became poor because of austerity. It is a big fat lie made up by socialists and haters of Europe.
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http://www.aerztezeitung.de/politik...ese-baek-grosser-sorge.html?sh=1&h=1551224499

BERLIN. Die Bundesärztekammer betrachtet die Auswirkungen der Wirtschafts- und Finanzkrise auf die Gesundheitsversorgung in Griechenland "mit großer Sorge".

"Mit der steigenden Arbeitslosigkeit haben in den zurückliegenden Jahren mehr als eine Million Menschen ihre Versicherungsbeiträge nicht bezahlt und damit den Anspruch auf Behandlung sowie auf Medikamente verloren", sagte Professor Frank Ulrich Montgomery auf Anfrage der "Ärzte Zeitung".

"Wir haben uns bereits auf dem 114. Deutschen Ärztetag in Düsseldorf mit den Gesundheitssystemen in den von der Wirtschafts- und Finanzkrise betroffenen Staaten befasst", so Montgomery.

Es bestehe zudem enger Kontakt zu den Kollegen der griechischen Ärztekammer. "Wir haben im vergangenen Jahr klargestellt, dass eine Sparpolitik nicht zur mittel- und langfristigen Verschlechterung der Gesundheitslage vor Ort führen darf.

Angesichts der sich dramatisch verschlechternden sozialen Lage in Griechenland gilt diese Forderung heute umso mehr." Montgomery betonte die Wichtigkeit eines suffizienten Gesundheitswesens in Krisenzeiten und appellierte an die griechische Regierung, aber auch Europa, "dem Volk Griechenlands zur Seite zu stehen". (jk)
 
i am nobody said:
Association agreement is completely different from being member of EU. So Greek-scenario's are exluced till they would become a real member of the EU. And that is still a very long road to go.

From what I hear in Ukraine they don't want to be part of Europe, they want to keep their independance but have better and easier access tp Europe for doing business. They want to replace Russia by Europe.
They are afraid of the huge amount of rules they should follow. Since last year they have to pay taxes if their house or flat is bigger than ...m², they have to show a registration if they want to change money, there are additional taxes on their mobile phone for pension.....
A few years ago they lived more like the Greeks, no taxes, cheating as much as possible.... With the new government all this is changing. Ukrainians don't like to live by rules, and that's exactly what Europe is...a lot of rules and a lot to pay.
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"Guy Verhofstadt krijgt persoonlijk € 190.000 per jaar gestort van twee miljardairs, die graag in Oekraïne naar schaliegas wil boren (fracking). Daarom moet dat land, plus alles wat er tussen ligt, zo rap mogelijk de Europese unie in worden gerommeld. Daarbij worden criminele handelingen van corrupte bankiers en politici in die landen door de vingers gezien of zelfs gesubsidiëerd. De vergrote unie krijgt vervolgens uniforme milieuregels, dezelfde als de VS, om dat fracking mogelijk te maken. Ook dit wordt gesubsidiëerd met Nederlands belastinggeld."

http://925.nl/archief/2015/07/08/vv...ier-om-grexit-te-stoppen-en-ttip-te-pushen-3/

You still think Ukraine won't join the EU?
 
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Ditch said:
You still think Ukraine doesn't want to join the EU?
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I read the article following the link.
I read the following person/companies/organisations as mentioned in the article:
  • D66: dutch political party
  • VVD: dutch political party
  • Verhofstadt: belgian politician
  • Banker from Moldova
  • Exmar: belgian compnay
  • Suez: french company
  • Saverys: rich belgian family
  • Philippe Bodson: rich belgian man
  • Tractebel: belgian company (part from Suez)
  • Etienne Davignon: belgian manager and ex member European commission
  • Sofina: belgian company
  • Boel: rich belgian family
  • Latsis: rich greek family
  • Marietje Schaake: dutch politician
  • Khadaffi: ex president Libya
  • Ben Ali: ex president Tunisia
  • Van Rompuy: belgian politician
  • Putin: president Russia
There is not a single Ukrainian person/company/organisationys mentioned in the article. All the people mentioned in this article have NOT Ukranian nationality, and don't live there. This article proves that a lot of NON Ukranians want Ukraine to join. Not a single Ukranian is mentioned telling they want to join EU.
 
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