[THS] Conspiracy to Bring Down Europe as Competitor to the USA

The Harder Stuff in news and commentary ths at psalience.org
Wed May 12 13:56:55 CEST 2010


The size of the European economy and its relative health compared to the USA is surely a perceived threat among US bigshots. Thus on Bloomberg.con (oops, .com) we constantly see headlines such as

•Europe's $1 Trillion Bailout Is `Nail in the Coffin' for Euro, Rogers Says 

•ECB `Shock Troops' Go It Alone as Investors Question Adequacy of EU Plan 

...and constant warnings of the perils that await Europe. But the USA has made far bigger bailouts, has far worse unemployment, far worse defecits, far more giant bankrupt banks, far more reliance on cheap oil, far greater levels of poverty, far greater numbers of homeless ...you name it. I mean, if Greece, Roumania and Latvia et al. are a drag for the European economy why aren't Alabama, and many other unmentionable and bankrupt states (California here I come) a similarly grave drag on the USA? Why isn't all that a Nail in the Coffin for the dollar? You won't see that headline on  Bloomberg. Even such perceptive commentators as Denninger http://market-ticker.denninger.net/ seem to think Europe will collapse long before the USA. Worst of all for the USA is of course:

Afghan Escalation Funding
More War, Fewer Jobs, Poor Excuses
 
By David Swanson
 
The fact is that military spending is destroying the U.S. economy.  An excellent report from the National Priorities Project, "Security Spending Primer," provides a summary of research that supports these basic and well-documented facts: 
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article25416.htm

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I have to suspect the U.S. media are in cahoots with the U.S. bigwigs to create doubt and sow dissent about Eurpope's and the Euro's viability, all part of the plan for world domination. Usually, history shows such plans have not worked out too well, let's hope it is a 'historical law' and not just a coincidence.

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