Estonia Adopts Euro Currency

Estonia joined the Euro zone as its newest member on Saturday. The move drew mixed reviews.

The small Baltic state became the first former Soviet bloc country to adopt the currency just after midnight. The country's Prime Minister Andrus Ansip was the first person in the country to withdraw the Euro, officially switching from the Kroon. He withdrew the money from a cash machine in Tallinn, the country's capital.

"This is a really important day for Estonia - to join the Euro zone. I'm happy," he said.

Estonia's Prime Minister Andrus Ansip, lifts a 20 Euro banknote which he withdrew from an ATM cash machine in Tallinn, 01 Jan 2011

Source: www.voanews.com...

Estonia has now fallen into the Eurozone trap by adopting their falling currency instead of retaining the kroon.

Anyway, the globalists are pleased with the decision of their pro-one world order leaders...

What do you think?

I feel sorry for all their sheepish citizens that are now headed for economic doom.
The Euro will not last.

Originally posted by iceblue20-12
I feel sorry for all their sheepish citizens that are now headed for economic doom.
The Euro will not last.

You're right in a sense about the Euro's financial dominance.

The globalist elite would intentionally implode the EU economy, or economies of select EU nations by design in order to hook the victimized nations into more financial ruin and subsequent enslavement.

It's funny (or rather scary) the way this news is being reported in Poland (we do not have Euro yet). Journalists look weird as they are trying so hard to make viewers feel jealous that Estonia did it, and we still did not - we should envy them and do whatever possible to rush our government into accepting Euro as soon as possible.
Slovakia entered the eurozone two years ago - are they happy? Not really. Even some government officials are suggesting a plan b of some sort, to return to their old national currency.

Originally posted by relu84
It's funny (or rather scary) the way this news is being reported in Poland (we do not have Euro yet). Journalists look weird as they are trying so hard to make viewers feel jealous that Estonia did it, and we still did not - we should envy them and do whatever possible to rush our government into accepting Euro as soon as possible.
Slovakia entered the eurozone two years ago - are they happy? Not really. Even some government officials are suggesting a plan b of some sort, to return to their old national currency.

edit on 2/1/2011 by relu84 because: (no reason given)

Remember in the weeks prior to the planned assassination of Lech Kaczynski and his officials in the plane crash back in April 2010? The Polish central bank governor planned to weaken the zloty in order to benefit from the trade with Poland's export partners instead of the European Union. He was killed in the crash with Kaczynski.

I cannot comprehend how any country would benefit from the Eurozone when the Euro currency is in freefall.