Maastricht Treaty revisions needed?

[kandrathe]

Denmark created jobs in the '60s and '70s, and it worked out rather well.

Hmmm, has their tax rate exceeded 50% of their GDP yet? Personal tax being at about what? 60% income tax plus 25% VAT? It sounds like semi-serfdom.

Personally, I'd love it if the various countries in Europe (as well as the rest of the world, for that matter) could get their heads out of their rears and work together to create a unified government. I doubt it'll happen, though.

Some have tried, and failed.

I personally don't care about nationality -- you can't accuse me of being a patriot.

You probably do care... How about Islamic Theocracy?

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I think you need to have rules (targets) controlled by the EU if you want to make a single currency zone work. How the countries reach the target is up to them.

I think you should kick the offending nations out of the EU until they get their houses in order. By the time you all get together and make a decision on what the rules should be it will all be over, or we'll all be in a global depression.