The globalist elite have intentionally bankrupted the targeted European nations by design, with the fractional reserve banking system. Spain,
Portugal, Italy and Greece have been hit hard.
If there was no fractional reserve banking with fiat money loans, people would be able to earn
money and have minimal debt. For example, if you were in Greece, you could retire in your mid 50s and still be economically better off.
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Topic started on 30-9-2010 @ 02:33 AM by ironfalcon
Picketers ran after lighting fires to block a highway in Vigo, Spain, on Wednesday.
Tensions over Europe's austerity drive bubbled to the surface across the Continent as protesters hit the streets from Brussels to Madrid and a visiting U.S. official urged Europeans to tread carefully on fiscal belt-tightening.
A general strike left much of Spain paralyzed as unions challenged the government's draconian budget cuts and labor-market overhaul. Demonstrations disrupted other European capitals including Brussels, Lisbon, Athens and Dublin.
The protests, which are expected to continue in the coming weeks, mark a key test of the resolve of Europe's indebted governments to stick with promises to bring their deficits under control by cutting public spending. Greece, Spain and Portugal all bowed to pressure from investors and their European peers in recent months to trim spending, but the full force of the cuts is only now beginning to take hold.
Demonstrators loot a shop in Barcelona, Spain, on Wednesday. Spanish workers staged a general strike to protest austerity measures aimed at slashing the country's budget deficit.
Source: online.wsj.com...
Picketers ran after lighting fires to block a highway in Vigo, Spain, on Wednesday.
Tensions over Europe's austerity drive bubbled to the surface across the Continent as protesters hit the streets from Brussels to Madrid and a visiting U.S. official urged Europeans to tread carefully on fiscal belt-tightening.
A general strike left much of Spain paralyzed as unions challenged the government's draconian budget cuts and labor-market overhaul. Demonstrations disrupted other European capitals including Brussels, Lisbon, Athens and Dublin.
The protests, which are expected to continue in the coming weeks, mark a key test of the resolve of Europe's indebted governments to stick with promises to bring their deficits under control by cutting public spending. Greece, Spain and Portugal all bowed to pressure from investors and their European peers in recent months to trim spending, but the full force of the cuts is only now beginning to take hold.
Demonstrators loot a shop in Barcelona, Spain, on Wednesday. Spanish workers staged a general strike to protest austerity measures aimed at slashing the country's budget deficit.
Source: online.wsj.com...
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