Swagger
Gold Member
I'm no expert, but I've been keeping my ear to the ground through The Telegraph and Russia Today where economic analysts and social commentators are offering conservative estimates of three years until the Eurozone collapses completely and we see footage on the news of people fighting over food in cities across Europe. I'm inclined to agree with their estimate as Nigel Farage MEP stood scorned and alone when he predicted and explained along exactly the same lines how the Eurozone would eventually topple back in 2009.
Personally speaking, I doubt it'll be as bad north of the Alps as it will around the Mediterranean where private industry was eclipsed by state emloyers and/or nationalised industry when they all fell head over heels in love with E.U. money and promises.
Personally speaking, I doubt it'll be as bad north of the Alps as it will around the Mediterranean where private industry was eclipsed by state emloyers and/or nationalised industry when they all fell head over heels in love with E.U. money and promises.