Slim K

Oh, how predictable this is!! Tunisia Losing “Economic” direction? Tunisia didn’t have a general direction to begin with! They overthrew President Ben Ali (or should I say, He resigned), and that’s about it.. What a waste of a “Revolution”, more an illusion! Tunisia is precisely what we can expect - we saw it in South Africa. Economically the countries degrade once they have democracy, but become more stable. Stability without Prosperity (can’t have it all in Tunisia). Keep praying ;)

I don’t like to use the word ‘Hate’ but I really HATE .. H..A..T..E. the Euro, the Eurozone, the E.U…whatever .. Always have. Please Deutschland leave this failed crap, it brought nothing to Germany (bring back Deutsch Mark), always admired and respected the Swiss and the UK (they were far smarter, not to get involved) it brought nothing beneficial to any country, except to the weak broke ones .. Ugh! Most discussion about a potential breakup of the Eurozone assumes that Greece and other financially troubled countries would be the ones who ended up abandoning the common euro currency. But there’s a compelling alternative to that conventional wisdom – that the true problems of the Eurozone could be best addressed if Germany were the one to leave, accompanied, perhaps, by a few other rich countries. http://business.time.com/2012/04/12/why-germany-should-leave-the-eurozone/ 

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