Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: The Euro Fever

Secondo il GEAB non ci sono rischi di disintegrazione dell'euro.
Dovrebbe salire al potere un leader Tedesco o Francese antieuropeo per
averla.
Considerano la campagna di stampa in corso come una fake operation,
tipo la febbre suina.
Fanno notare come tutto questo fumo abbia coperto il crack dei fondi
municipali americani, di cui nessuno parla.
Il crack dei Munies ha fatto sparire milioni di dollari dalle tasche
dei cittadini USA.
Per assurdo notano come questa campagna abbia come effetto secondario
il consolidamento dell'unione europea e una svalutazione dell'Euro
salutare.
 LEAP/E2020 would like to remind readers of previous GEAB analyses
that the discussion over the "Euro crisis" is of the same order as the
Swine fever outbreak a year ago, namely a large-scale manipulation of
public opinion to serve two purposes: first, to divert public
attention from more serious problems (with Swine fever it was the
crisis itself and its socio-economic consequences; with the Euro it is
simply to divert attention from the situation in the United States and
the United Kingdom), and secondly, to serve the goals of players with
a major interest in creating this situation of fear (as regards Swine
fever it was pharmaceutical laboratories and other related service
providers; as regards the Euro, financial players are earning a
fortune by speculating on the public debt of the countries concerned
(Greece, Ireland, ...)). But just as the Swine fever crisis ended in a
masquerade with governments stuck with colossal stockpiles of now
worthless vaccines and masks, the so-called Euro crisis is going to
end up with players who will have to redeem their so “profitable”
bonds for next to nothing whilst their dollars will continue to fall
in value. The summer of 2010 has already shown, however, the direction
of events. Source: Bloomberg, 11/18/2010
 Following the methodology of political anticipation, in the past
years our team has, of course, looked at the possibility that the Euro
might disappear or collapse. Its conclusion is cut and dried because
we have identified only one set-up where such a development would be
feasible: at least two major Eurozone states must be headed by
political forces wishing to revive intra-European conflicts. According
to our team, this prospect has zero probability of taking place in the
next two decades (our maximum anticipation span in political matters).
So, exit this scenario, even if it makes some with nostalgia for the
Deutschmark and Franc sad..., some economists who believe that reality
pays little attention to economic theories, and some Anglo-Saxons who
cannot imagine, without pain, a European continent which carves out
its economic and financial path without them. According to Wikileaks
even Mervyn King, head of the Bank of England, believes in an
accelerated integration in the Eurozone as a result of the crisis,
which recounts his conversations with US diplomats (source: Telegraph,
12/06/2010). Our work on the Euro therefore focuses on the
anticipation of the Eurozone’s laborious journey in adapting to its
new status as Euroland in the context of the global systemic crisis.
Incidentally, it is worth noting that this orgy of criticism and
analysis that essentially the US and especially British media lavish
has an undeniable value for Euroland leaders: it throws light on all
the obstacles laid along the Eurozone path, a sine qua non for
avoiding pitfalls. It's paradoxical, but it's an advantage not enjoyed
by British or US leaders ... except when they read the GEAB.

 Secondo il GEAB non ci sono rischi di disintegrazione dell'euro.
a prescindere dai profeti di sventura, ma proprio nessuno si ricorda
che quando l'euro entrò in vigore valeva molto meno del dollaro (86
centesimi di dollaro)? E oggi che con 2 o 3 salvataggi di nazioni
praticamente fallite sul groppone sta a 1.3 dollari sarebbe sul punto
di disintegrarsi? Possibile, ma se l'euro si disintegra, gli USA sono
già falliti da anni.