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EU commissioner Olli Rehn throws his support behind a proposal of Germany's so-called 5 Wise Men...
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011, 5:02 PM ETEU commissioner Olli Rehn throws his support behind a proposal of Germany's so-called 5 Wise Men - the creation of a European Redemption Fund that would take over all member nation debt above 60% of GDP. In return, countries would have to submit to strict oversight from Brussels. Unknown is the reaction of the German people to possibly assuming responsibility for the debts of their neighbors.
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like they did before . how can a foreign entity dictate the future of a soverign country . just because they play hide the debt between themselves , doesnt mean the people will adhere to austerity .
i have a crazy idea , get on the tv and tell the people the truth . all hands on deck , pain for everyone , we will dig our way out together .
Try this - get those *%#$@*& Italians and Greeks up here to sweep the streets, dig ditches, and otherwise be our slaves.
It will at least ensure there are actually some austerity measures implemented and not just passed on paper! Germans would run Greece into the ground making sure they get every Euro back!!! Then they'd do the same the next country - its actually a good thing as after Greece was turned into Moldova the other countries will be cutting spending left and right!!!
its simple math . eurozone growing at .2 %.....debt at 7% .