The Euro Crisis - Which country will be next?

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Quote from number22:

Germany

HUh???? :confused:


The most productive, fiscally responsible country in the euro zone is the NEXT one in trouble? ....LOL



Good lord, there is a lot of ignorance on this site...
 
Quote from southbeach4me:

HUh???? :confused:


The most productive, fiscally responsible country in the euro zone is the NEXT one in trouble? ....LOL



Good lord, there is a lot of ignorance on this site...
ok, if you're so smart, what would you call a country that's about to get robbed? If they are not the victim who is?
 
Quote from oldtime:

ok, if you're so smart, what would you call a country that's about to get robbed? If they are not the victim who is?

That wasn't the claim. The claim was which country will ask for a bailout next. That is not going to be Germany imo.
 
Quote from morganist:

That wasn't the claim. The claim was which country will ask for a bailout next. That is not going to be Germany imo.
well, they aint gonna do it on their own. Don't answer your phone, it may be Germany calling to ask if you can help them save Greece (and then next Spain.)
 
Quote from morganist:

That wasn't the claim. The claim was which country will ask for a bailout next. That is not going to be Germany imo.

You ask for who is next victim, not beneficiary.
 
Quote from oldtime:

well, they aint gonna do it on their own. Don't answer your phone, it may be Germany calling to ask if you can help them save Greece (and then next Spain.)

Hang up!
 
Quote from number22:

You ask for who is next victim, not beneficiary.

No I don't title specifically states, which country will need help next?

Not who will pay.
 
Quote from number22:

You ask for who is next victim, not beneficiary.
at first I thought it was just a joke, then I got to thinking about it.

So where is Germany going to get all the money to save Europe?

Most likely, they will need a bailout, since it looks like they are going to get stuck with a lot of bad debt.

That's probably why Geitner went over there. To show them how the bailout works, since he already has experience with it.
 
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