Leva saudades, que é coisa que não deixas, ó Euro de Merda, Marco Alemão travestido, a querer dominar a Europa, onde o Hitler falhou.
E não me venham com a ladaínha de que "sem o Euro, morremos à fome"...
Porquê, as Batatas não crescem, sem Bruxelas?
E não me venham com a ladaínha de que "sem o Euro, morremos à fome"...
Porquê, as Batatas não crescem, sem Bruxelas?
"This is a DEAD PARROT!"
Even as Governments Act, Time Runs Short for Euro
By NICHOLAS KULISH and STEVEN ERLANGER
BERLIN — The window of opportunity to save the euro is rapidly closing, as the sovereign debt crisis erodes the solvency of Europe’s banks and drives up borrowing rates for even once rock-solid countries like France.
On Saturday, the crisis swept away another leader, when Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi resigned after 17 years of dominance in Italian politics to the jeers and cheers of crowds in Rome.
Both there and in Greece, jumbled parliaments came together with urgency to install more technocratic governments that are committed to delivering the difficult reforms and austerity measures demanded by the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Despite those drastic and tangible steps, though, there is a host of problems that could quickly overwhelm Europe’s progress.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/13/world/europe/for-european-union-and-the-euro-a-moment-of-truth.html
