to Parliamentary influence/control. It does raise the question,
though, of what happens when the ECB/EU policies fail even more
dramatically in the markets. Is there not a point at which basic,
decent German self-interest kicks in to say no more (nationalism
& history be damned)? I realize that German interests lie on
both sides at this point (ultimately people vs. banks there as in
the US).
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Posted by lessarda on 6th of Sep 2011 at 10:48 am
to Parliamentary influence/control. It does raise the question, though, of what happens when the ECB/EU policies fail even more dramatically in the markets. Is there not a point at which basic, decent German self-interest kicks in to say no more (nationalism & history be damned)? I realize that German interests lie on both sides at this point (ultimately people vs. banks there as in the US).