Nu mai fi asa fatalist.

Pentru ca avem o gandire proviniciala. Pentru ca suntem invatati sa ni se dea indicatii de la centru. Pentru nu avem incredere in noi. Pentru ca n-ai cu cine!

dar mai e ceva: contextul. ca haznaua din romania nu e chiar de capul ei. vorba lui toma: ma, cine-i tine p-astia in brate?

Nu am vazut pe NIMENi in Romania sa comenteze contextul international al basismului romanesc.

Nu s-a preluat nicaieri un articol prcum asta, din ziarul britanic Telegraph:

“The euro elite is utterly ruthless. In its mission to save the euro, it is ready to throw tens of millions out of work and in the process destroy businesses, lives and whole economies. Consider the terrifying facts. The Irish economy has gone through recession and entered what economists call a depression. Its output contracted by an extraordinary 10 per cent last year, and may well do so again over the next 12 months.

In Spain, unemployment stands at 20 per cent, and youth unemployment a horrifying and tragic 40 per cent. The depths of misery lying behind these statistics cannot be exaggerated. A friend of mine who lives in the Spanish province of Andalusia tells me that some children in his village cannot go to school. This is because their parents cannot afford to buy them shoes. Effectively large parts of Europe are de-industrialising. In Greece, the economy may contract by 15 per cent over the next two years as a result of massive cuts in state spending.

For Greece and Ireland, there is an absurdly easy way back to economic growth: return to the drachma and the punt. Such a move would enable national currencies to fall back to levels where they can be internationally competitive – which in the case of hapless Greece would be approximately one third of where it stands today.

Assertions by the big bankers and eurocrats that such a move is technically impossible are self-serving and false. It would of course be very messy in the short term, but there are many examples of countries pulling out of currency unions with no lasting ill-effect.

The peripheral eurozone nations are being prevented from taking this sensible move by a cynical alliance between the big banks and the Brussels elite. The banks cannot countenance any contraction of the eurozone because once Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain pull out, they will have no choice but to default on their debts. Such a move would bankrupt almost all European banks. Between them these four countries have a combined sovereign debt of well over £1 trillion. A very large part of this debt is owned by the major European banks. The Bank of International Settlements estimates, for example, that French financial institutions have lent the equivalent of 37 per cent of total French GDP to these failing countries.

However there are also hugely powerful political considerations. The collapse of the euro project will come as a shattering blow from which the European project cannot recover. That is why key members of the Euro elite are so determined to use this moment to press forward with their plans for political and economic integration.

Last May, as the storm clouds gathered, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former French finance minister who is now managing director of the International Monetary Fund, told a gathering of bankers that “crisis is an opportunity”, adding that there is now the chance to launch “a new global currency issued by a global central bank”.

This mad vision lies behind the decision to build a vast new set of offices for the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, which is due for completion in 2014. It is virtually impossible for the eurozone to last in its present form till then. If it does, its survival will only come at the price of untold economic devastation.”

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/peteroborne/100063682/ireland-and-greece-should-ditch-the-euro/

De ce?

Si eu i-am cunoscut pe Pan Vizirescu si pe Horia Bernea. Ce Oameni, ce Lume!

Am cunoscut pe Pan Vizirescu. Ernest Bernea a scris o carte frumoasa despre locurile bune si locurile rele. Nici Horia Bernea, pictorul, nu e prea amintit, desi prispele lui sunt superbe.

Imi povestea un armean de la Paris, plecat din Romania, cat de mare gafa a facut Elena Udrea cand a defilat la Paris, in fata Primariei, intr-un meci demonstrativ al lui Ilie Nastase, cu bannerul : Romania – land of choice. Auzi, in Franta, cu sloganuri englezesti!

Incercam, Kronstadt, sa ne pastram luciditatea.

Ai atins un punct dureros, intr-adevar binele public nu este corect definit iar valorile morale sunt acoperite de o mare tulbureala.