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Uploaded by on Nov 21, 2011

The leap from the Titanic boardgame to the essence of the EU and Euro doom of the gloom, is a logical step.

In depth I hand you the crucial insights that matter, whilst making the connection to my personal situation as well.

Cause personally, I might have rather just focused on the benign ultra dry November weather. Even if that is another threat on its own as well...

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  • We're also going through something similar....our government can't come to an agreement about our budget deficit. Congress formed a "supercommittee", which FAILED to come to an agreement about how to solve it. But the European situation is pretty bad...you have to deal with the economies of several different countries, which directly affect each other. It's like getting married to someone with bad credit and a lot of debt!

    

  • @burendasan Brenda, the entire debt of the USA of 15 trillion is larger than the combined debt of the EU countries. Yet your interest rate on payback is real low, while it keeps rising here for almost every country. That is intriguing.

    Cause your Supercommittee, only wants to cut 1.4 trillion over 10 years, which is the deficit in the US budget, for only one year. So you keep on lending 1400 billion with the credit card each year yet it doesn't affect you as much. So US Europe it should be.

  • Nice to see you again!

  • @Karlemids Thank you! Nice to hear from you too, again :)

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  • I wonder where all the money went, it must be somewhere :(

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