Federal
States 17: Eurozone Euroins
Confederate
Nations of Europe 1: United Kingdom
Don't
Knows 9: Hungary, Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Bulgaria, Romania,
Lithuania, Latvia and the Czech Republic must consult their
parliaments.
Friday
5am, Dec 2011 France's President Sarkozy marched out of negotiations declaring Britain had for the first time ever, vetoed a new treaty.
Chancellor Angela Merkel followed saying "I really don't believe
David Cameron was ever with us at the table." The 26, led by the
Saxon Queen and her Parisian enforcer, will go it together and the
U.K. will go it alone. “Dimension” Art of SuperState part
3 is born.
FiskalAnschlussWoche
(fiscal union week) provided a gambit for France and Germany to chase
the Grand Master Euroskeptic back home across the channel and to the
unregulated City the Chancellor perceives as a root cause of
the financial banking crisis.
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| “Bye Bye England” Europa macht ohne euch weiter! Cameron becomes the first to join into the Confederate Nations of Europe. |
Fiscal
Union Week. Friday 9thDecember
2011 is a defining day in the chapters of European Union history. A
moment of clarity. A day when Europe's nations came closer to Jean
Monnet's and Robert Schuman's vision of Federal political union.
And
Schism; the the moment United Kingdom walked away and became, the
first member of the Confederate Nations of Europe.
Two
Options, Two Decisions , One Europe to Save.
Angela
Merkel hailed the agreement as a "Breakthrough toward the
stability union, a fiscal union which will be implemented, step by
step, over the next few years. Like all the rest of us, Great Britain
depends on a stable Eurozone. We're all in the same boat."
But
bitter winds from Northern Europe blow resentment through SuperState.
“Bye Bye England”
Europa
macht ohne euch weiter! (Europe
goes on without you) reads a German popular headline. Cameron returns
to his Conservative party and a hero's welcome in the British tabloid
press.
For
chroniclers surveying our times, all is not well with the outcome in
Brussels. Some observers point to past tragic history. "Europe
has returned to the stereotypes of the postwar years. The ugly German
is back …..writes Berlin's Der Spiegel.
Others
declare the eurozone will split. They say the traditional Brussels
elite is being challenged by a new breed of anti-EU populists and
that the European commission is despised and ignored by Paris and
Berlin.
Ministers
and officials are equally pessimistic.... “We face 10 years of
austerity with grim German schoolmasters rapping everyone else over
the knuckles.......when all this austerity hits the real economy, it
will be bleak with unemployment going up.........the recession we
have now entered is the first 'made in Europe' recession since
1993...........the Euro crisis has already taken a significant toll
on the European economy. If things continue to worsen the toll could
be huge”.....ends....
........and
that icy wind blowing from the North will cover the land as a hard
Winter tells its tale.........
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