No she will not change her loan, and Danish companies can continue to bill in euros, dollars, pounds or crowns as they please. The Prime Minister promised we could always leave the EMU if we regretted joining. If we should want to leave then the only legal way to do it will be to amend the Treaty by a unanimous decision. Then the decision will have to be ratified in all fifteen national parliaments, and then finally signed by all fifteen Heads of State. There is something rotten in the arguments of theYes-side in Denmark.
Danish politicians prefer to deny all plans for future integration.
They have said it for so many referendums that people do not believe them anymore. Therefore, we stand a good chance of gaining a majority for No. Since they can't find good arguments for abolishing the crown we only receive negative campaigning against us on the No-side. I hope a Danish No will bring will bring a new hope to Europe in the many countries where people are nrt allowed to vote on EU-matters. I hope a Danish No will make the Germans think before they exchange their savings and pensions in Deutschemarks into euro lottery bonds.