Dramatisation... So some say, here. Nonetheless, number 1, it is ok to oppose any increase of the EFSF leverage when motivated by the fact that it is a moral hazard to ask the Finns, the Dutch and some others to pay for debts they did not contract, number 2 it is ok to oppose it as well for those of u that see in the leverage the danger of a modern times permanent Versailles treaty and wish to oppose it considering that the hold up of savings in northern europe as well as the risk to see those economies to be drawn into turmoil because of the crazy level of debt southern europe has accumulated represents a political threat to stability. - do agree with that. Can't say there is no back minded idea of let's slow these competitive economies with a load of debt so they won't get too much ahead of us and buried under a debt blanket part of their competitiveness will be devoted for our benefits... I oppose that as well, think it is dangerous and wrong. Those who made mistakes must deal with it just like we all do.
Deplorable said Jean-Claude, well, it is true leadership does not appear at its best but what else can be done when u have some leaders carelessly engaged in spending spree betting they will be able to get onboard a ship some others will be paddling because that's their nature...
Do u support that? I don't.