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Could Europe and the USA ever become Enemies?

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    #62
    asherbassad
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    Eugene Norman wrote: »
    The American empire is pretty much self financing.

    With the removal of the gold standard, no....it isn't. It's being paid for by everyone else.


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    #63
    Eugene Norman
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    KingBrian2 wrote: »
    We could become enemies but not for the reasons put forward. If USA decided to build a wall between itself and Mexico a possibility of European intervention. The Spanish won't like to see language or ethical discrimination within the US.

    Don't be ridiculous.


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    #64
    Eugene Norman
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    asherbassad wrote: »
    With the removal of the gold standard, no....it isn't. It's being paid for by everyone else.

    Ah a gold bug. That Internet ****e is going to rot brains. The US does benefit from being the reserve currency but it's still in control


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    #65
    asherbassad
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 1,869 ✭✭✭asherbassad


    Eugene Norman wrote: »
    America is already anti-European in many respects.

    1) it's right wing is hostile to "socialist" Europe.
    2) it's left wing spends most of its time on anti-Eurocentricism or something called "white privilege" an ideology that ignores American power and privilege
    3) neo cons who are pro Israel and happy to see the ME and Europe burn or be de stabilised.

    A Europe that wants to survive needs to be anti-American.


    America is a monopoly board for European finance houses. I'm fine with that. American bankers and industrialists don't really care a toss about the boundaries of a nation or the colour of the skin of those who are in the way of profit and control. The banking houses of Europe are no different.
    I wouldn't care either.


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    #66
    Eugene Norman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,191 ✭✭✭Eugene Norman


    asherbassad wrote: »
    America is a monopoly board for European finance houses. I'm fine with that. American bankers and industrialists don't really care a toss about the boundaries of a nation or the colour of the skin of those who are in the way of profit and control. The banking houses of Europe are no different.
    I wouldn't care either.

    You throw words together but make no sense. What does America being a monopoly board for European finance houses mean? Do you actually really believe that Europe controls America?

    It doesn't.

    There is a global financial class but New York dominates the financial world.


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    #67
    Hande hoche!
    Registered Users Posts: 7,453 ✭✭✭Hande hoche!


    Frenemies at worst.


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    #68
    dogcat
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    garrixfan wrote: »
    What's the closest point? I'm gessing Ronaldo's homeplace, Madeira

    It's Iceland I thought.


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