Some saythe Euro is the biggest economic threat to America since the Great Depression and there's evidence that one factor in the latest Gulf War wasSaddam's intention to start trading oil in Euros instead of Dollars.

I have a lot of money invested in the Euro, and have since it first came out about 5 years ago.

The U.K. is just as much part of Europe as France and Germany, so why the hell hasn't England switched over to the Euro yet?

1. xenaphobia

2. poor ecnomic perofrmance of Euro countries. Germany and France aint saying nothing ecnomically.

3. Too centralised. straight away lose control of certain fiscal policies cant think of them at the mo

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1. xenaphobia
2. poor ecnomic perofrmance of Euro countries. Germany and France aint saying nothing ecnomically.
3. Too centralised. straight away lose control of certain fiscal policies cant think of them at the mo


From the little time I've spent there, neither Germany nor France seems to have the economic and social problems England has.

First England rejects the Euro, then she goes directly against the wishes of her other European peers by participating in the second Gulf War.

I see a dangerous pattern forming here.

It would make more sense for England to cozy up to her fellow Europeans if for no other reason but to provide a balanced "check" on American hegimony around the world, rather than straddling the fence like it is today.

Why is England isolating themselves from the rest of Europe?





* No one has done it yet, but please don't bring all that "7 head beast of Revelations" crap up in here.
All that mess about the Euro is the mark of the beast is nothing more than evangelical right-wing propaganda.