Do EUsceptics condemn Europeans to Divisions?

Ten years ago to counter unbelievable pro EU bias in the writings and reports of the Financial Times newspaper, I spent many hours arguing the case against the non-democratic and already obviously potentially tyrannical federalist EU monster. The following images are of a post in respone to a query put to me:

 "What options do you offer to  Europeans other than a return to a divided past"

If the EU had any clout or respect - Argentina would not be seizing YPF

Spain is not just battered and bankrupt from its association with the thoroughly corrupt and worthless EU, it has now lost its stake in the Argentinian oil industry once held by Repsol through its stake in YPF.

Every European member state must be made aware by their voters that this intolerable wealth and democracy destroying disaster that is the corrupt European Union cannot be permitted any further life. Every day that passes, more money is squandered and greater indebtedness incurred, which high-paid EU and national officials will take years to squabble over, all at taxpayers cost. Read here.

The whole world will spit upon Eurozone countries as they cause impoverishment across the globe, such anger will quickly turn against other EU member states outside the Euro, quite rightly too, for those such as Britain, with its offer made yesterday of £10 Billion extra for the EU, via the IMF, is clearly complicit in maintaining this monstrosity with links to geopolitical life!

The EU should be immediately eradicated and wound up!

General Strike in Belgium greets Bemused and Befuddled EU Leaders

A country in shut down is perhaps the most appeopriate place for a meeting of the muddled morons who guide the EU.

Der Spiegel contemplating their next steps describes them as losing touch with reality, a charitable suggestion given their performance over the past couple of years, where what is happening today was always predicted and solely due to their own actions and decisions against a cacophony of contrary but sane advice, such as that from this blog.

In the UK the man who should still be leading the Conservative Party has been put down on live television by the Prime Minister, in a rebuke delivered by a Liberal Democrat peer on a live poltical broadcast aired this lunchtime.

Will Conservative backbenchers allow such an affront and backtrack on blocking the Fiscal Comapct Treaty to occur on the same day. Douglas Carswell MP sat and watched as it took place, and he one of the supposed leaders of resistance to the takeover of the country by the EU?

Two's company, Troika's a crowd.

Knowing the power of money to cause conflict the widespread reports yesterday that the EU/ECB/IMF Troika were in open dispute over who owes and must pay what, came as no surprise. The Irish Times, who let's face it has more than a little interest in this matter, reports on the difficulties from here. (Also visit their front page for an amusing photo on piggy bankers!)

The next phase of the breakdown will be amongst the shareholders of the ECB over exactly which former nation states must meet the costs of all the worthless pieces of paper and meaningless promissory notes and commitments the ECB has accepted in its hopeless attempt to save the doomed Euro.

As this blog has warned again and again for what has now become years, that is when the EU will split apart, that is when the recriminations could get very nasty and that is where Europe's present national leaders are leading us, such is the depth and grave nature of the real problem which they should address on Monday, if not before.

The question of the Euro currency and EMU has already become an irrelevance through neglect!