Wednesday, May 05, 2010

Flying Dutch on May 2010 Economic News

Back to the strong German D-Mark and Dutch Guilder ( back then strongest currencies of the world for 2-3 decades or so)
The introducion tot eh euro already dropped purchaisng power 10%, due to the Dutch goverment making an agreement with Germany for a bad exchange rate figure. Later after many denials, it was admitted that they basically took 10% ... See Moreof us, via the money supply, by devaluaing the Guilder verses the Deutche Mark.
So for those two countries and a few others it really makes sense to break off or continue another system they all fit in as more equal comparable nations.

So many want back to our old currencies....in the strong nations.
Germany and the Netherlands never liked it,they always wants the old strong currency,the rest is dragging us down anyway.
Plus we contribute too much money to the others, let them built their economies as we did before.
We cannot just give money to everybody, yet especially the Netherlands more than anybody else is just giving enormous amounts of money to the EU, NATO, UN, third world countries, combined out of pproportion,even filling up the thigns the US is lacking to pay as the US govemrnet usually uses their contribution as political tool in the US, but my goverment is then so crazy to fill these holes often. small nation of abrely 17 million that is Santa claus...LOL
Germany is the other Santa Claus in Europe.


Eastern Europe can rebuilt itself, we also had to work hard to built up our nationsa fter WWII.
Well, i know many do, Polish people are hard workers for example. but my point is, should we just give everybody billions of Dollars?
In the EU the Netherlands, even after we got a littlebit off, is already the one paying the most per capita tot he EU the most, in the past twice the amount of the number two, Germany.



Make a block of Germany, France, the Netherlands, Austria, Belgium ( splitting that one up one part joining the Netherlands, one part joining France they cannot get along anyway...only if they want ofcourse!!!), Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg.

Then the weak group Ireland, Italy, Spain, Greece and Portugal.

If the UK would join it should go to the weak group, if Sweden joins to the stronger group.but i guess both peoples don't like this idea, and i can udnerstand, but if they go, then this is the best division. The UK is too much in troubles to be part of the stronger part of Europe.

France and Belgium are actually hoovering between the two blocks....those can be risky.but the Flemish part of Belgium is actually alright, if France takes the debt of the French part, which is in comparisson not so much for France, then Belgum is a risk less. Cause Belgium is hard to govern now and instable continually.

In case Norway or Switserland would ever join the EU or Eurozone, they join the strong part ofcourse.

That would make a lot more sense than this current system, because these other economies simply cannot keep pace.

Tou always could let one out to the other group if one succeeds to rise up stabiliy.

Or we just dismantle it all and go back to the nations state...but i know that's not gonna happen, that's not on the agenda of bankers, politicians, elitists and monarchs.


-Flying Dutch

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