Comments by "gerhard7" (@gerhard7323) on "" video.

  1. Ex-Goldman Sachs banker Draghi even managed to get parachuted into the role of Italian PM by the EU in 21/22.
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  2. The US economy today is around 26% of global GDP, around 16% by PPP and it accounts for a 60% share of global stock markets. That's an overextended financialised economy punching WAY above its economic weight right there. Yup. It's a bubble alright.
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  3. Moreso since the 1980s, the US business model has been based on overselling, indebtedness, hoopla and creating and then profiting from problems people never knew they had😊
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  4. I read that FT article on Greece and I did wonder if I had missed something. True EU puff piece if ever there was one.
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  5. The UK was able to leave the EU far more easily than any single currency member that's for sure. It was but one of the reasons I voted to leave the EU ie before some sanctimonious self-serving 'citizen of the world' snake oil sh*tbag types like Bliar tried to force the UK into it.
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  6. Sure. The EU, by its own admission IS in trouble, the US is flailing and lashing out as its grip on unipolarity is finally slipping, the USD is under serious threat not least by the BRICS hence Trump's threats to those who refuse to use it and Europe's energy outlook does look dicey in light of recent developments regarding its access to Russian gas plus the US' long stated aims to end the continent's reliance on it. Does that make me a troll?
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  7. The US is highly unlikely to ever abandon Europe if it refuses to up its military spending because it is not in its geopolitical or economic interests to do so. Doing so would potentially leave it open to Russia. The last thing the US wants. American corporations get a healthy financial slice of just about everything in the UK and much of Europe. Europe needs to call Trump's bluff and if he doesn't like it he can f*ck off.
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  8. Just wait and see what happens to the EU if Ukraine is ever allowed to join it...
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