Walker's World: Europe fails again

We have noted in past blog entries that we believe the current European Union will look a lot different when the Antichrist rises out of it.  We are of the contention that a new Super-State will form out of the current European Union, which will be much stronger and consolidated in power.  This article is another example of that thinking.  In the article it is suggested that a fundamental reform of the EU is required which would see a much greater integration of European states in economic policy and planning.

A global economic restructuring is coming.  Many economists agree on that.  They look at the huge debt loads around the world, and know it is not sustainable.  The first region to fall, and also the first to dust itself off and rise again, will be the current EU.  We are already seeing signs of that with the bailouts of Ireland and Greece, and the major worries over Spain and Portugal.  This restructured Super-State will be the entity from which the Antichrist will arise, and from which the remainder of the world will also be economically restructured.

“He gave me this explanation: ‘The fourth beast is a fourth kingdom that will appear on earth. It will be different from all the other kingdoms and will devour the whole earth, trampling it down and crushing it. The ten horns are ten kings who will come from this kingdom. After them another king will arise, different from the earlier ones; he will subdue three kings. Daniel 7:23-24 NIV

From the article:

France and Germany sought to give some much-needed and sensible leadership to their European partners at Friday's summit but found themselves short of followers. This is serious, because the euro crisis has been papered over and delayed rather than solved. A fundamental reform is required, rather than a quick fix, since whatever the eurozone countries decide to do about bailing out the weaker partners, two new crises are looming on the horizon.

Further into the article…..

But other countries blocked the ambitious Franco-German plan, which would have taken the eurozone must further down the road of integration of economic policy and planning. It would also have widened the divide between the EU member states using the euro and those like Britain and Sweden that don't. The six-point plan put forward by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy called for greater harmonization of corporate tax rates (which Ireland will try to block) and an overhaul of national pension systems to accord with Europe's new demographic realities of aging baby boomers.


Walker's World: Europe fails again

http://www.spacewar.com/reports/Walkers_World_Europe_fails_again_999.html