is trump trying to destablize the EU?

[dilbert firestorm]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...=.21708260dae0


what do you think?

[rexdutchman]

No the EU is doing that all by themselves , Liberalism at the best

[pyramider]

Sure seems like it. But that house of cards is crumbling with the Brits exiting.

[bfowler]

Whoever thinks it's a good idea to import millions of "migrants" are the ones trying to destroy Europe. Trump (and Putin too) are trying to stop this.

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by bfowler

Whoever thinks it's a good idea to import millions of "migrants" are the ones trying to destroy Europe. Trump (and Putin too) are trying to stop this.

the Kalergi plan is on track.


btw, Chairwoman Merkel is the recipient of the Kalergi award

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by pyramider

Sure seems like it. But that house of cards is crumbling with the Brits exiting.

speaking of Brexit when are they gonna finally pull the plug? it's been two plus years now? just do it. and i recall some EU shenanigans about Britain's exit not being binding? what does that mean? the EU claims they can refuse to allow Britain to leave? sounded like it.

the UK never adopted the Euro as its currency. that looks like pure genius now.

[Ex-CEO]

Maybe.


But with all due respect, the EU is more than capable of destabilizing itself!

[lustylad]

Originally Posted by Ex-CEO

Maybe.

But with all due respect, the EU is more than capable of destabilizing itself!

It all started way back in 1957 as the European "Common Market". Back then there were just 6 founding members - Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg. As a customs union, its goals were modest. It mainly focused on lowering tariffs and promoting free trade among its members. As a result, it was quite successful in speeding up the postwar economic recovery of Western Europe.

Today the EU has 28 fucking members! Moreover, 19 of those 28 nations have surrendered their monetary sovereignty to a single unified currency, the Euro. The chances of reaching a consensus on ANYTHING is much lower when you have 28 voices. And of course, it's folly to expect a single currency to work seamlessly for 19 nations, when all of them remain free to pursue their own divergent fiscal policies.

What I find amazing is how none of the EU bureaucrats bothered to think any of this through in advance. Common sense says they should have designed exit mechanisms, especially for the Euro.

[lustylad]

Originally Posted by bfowler

Whoever thinks it's a good idea to import millions of "migrants" are the ones trying to destroy Europe. Trump (and Putin too) are trying to stop this.

I agree the migrant flow is a big destabilizer.

Susan "Ratface" Rice wrote a recent NYT op-ed in which she accused Trump and Steve Bannon of stoking populism in Europe. That's rich! The real "stokers" are ratface and odumbo. Their failed foreign policies in Libya and Syria (from 2011 to 2016) are what triggered the tsunamai of refugees into Europe and fueled an inevitable populist backlash.

By the way, Putin doesn't give a fuck about stopping the refugee flows. His intervention in Syria (starting in 2015, while odumbo twaddled!) helped to accelerate them.

[IIFFOFRDB]

Originally Posted by lustylad

I agree the migrant flow is a big destabilizer.

Susan "Ratface" Rice wrote a recent NYT op-ed in which she accused Trump and Steve Bannon of stoking populism in Europe. That's rich! The real "stokers" are ratface and odumbo. Their failed foreign policies in Libya and Syria (from 2011 to 2016) are what triggered the tsunamai of refugees into Europe and fueled an inevitable populist backlash.

By the way, Putin doesn't give a fuck about stopping the refugee flows. His intervention in Syria (starting in 2015, while odumbo twaddled!) helped to accelerate them.

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[rexdutchman]

Well the media is all about blaming the drumper for EVERTHING, just saying