Keynesian Klown Paul Krugman says that Europe's economy was "wrecked in the name of responsibility". No matter how big bubbles get inflated, the Keynesians always say "just keep on blowing" and "irresponsible to stop blowing". Well, where I come from they teach that if you are in a ditch that keeps getting deeper and deeper then put down the freaking shovel.
And who is really to blame for all the problems? Well, of course, it's those dirty shorts! Krugman tells us that Mario (The Dragon) Draghi put in "heroic efforts to provide liquidity to nations facing
speculative attack almost surely saved the euro from collapse..
First off Krugman, you elitist sell out traitor, how can printing up money be considered in any way "heroic". That's like calling the con man "heroic" for telling more lies and fooling more people into investing in his Ponzi. Second, who is doing all this "speculative" attacking? Oh, I get it. It's "the shorts". The nonexistent shorts. Like nonexistent but omnipresent terror threat. It's all around and if you happen to get drunk and die in a car crash then likely it was the shorts working in conjunction with the terrorists who were really responsible.
Gawd...
There is only one blame for the European mess and that is fake money. Fiat currency and fractional reserve lending. And if Draghi saved anyone from anything, he saved the uber wealthy from losing their historical wealth gap status. I mean, please! If this is being "saved" then just let us all fend for ourselves because the quality of life in Euroland and for many here in America is the worst it has been in decades.
Let the Ponzi collapse, let the banks collapse, let the fake money collapse and there will still be normal working people chugging away each day but with a lighter load on their backs having thrown off the elitist freeloaders. Draghi is not saving anyone except the elite. The working class has felt like a recession or depression in Europe for several years now. The disease is funny money and fractional reserve banking and the huge piles of unpayable debt that these corrupt concepts not only enable but encourage. This whole thing is like watching some sort of sick sitcom play out.
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