I don't think Germany should have to bail out irresponsible countries. Maybe the Scandnavians are doing well also- I don't follow them outside of that strange chef on PBS. If Turkey were a member, would she bail out Greece? Have those two even settled Cyprus yet?
The rich will simply duck their money and not hire if you tax them too highly. There are too many taxes, too many social programs, too much bureaucracy, too many wars, too many floods- endangering crops. The West wanted cheap goods and cheap labor and the East complied and I fear we will ruin China's progress to our own disadvantage in the long run. How about capping outrageous salaries and bonuses and interest fees and penalities and college tuition altogether? We pay tax when we purchase or inherit, while we own it and when we die. Enough is enough! On Jun 20, 6:33 am, allan deheretic <[email protected]> wrote: > I am looking at the European economic crisis, lots of jabber ,, I am > wondering what the views of how this groups members would solve > the financial crisis gripping the world. > > My personal thoughts along this line is that all monies or other forms of > currency exchange would be putting a mandatory 20%+ currency export tax to > prevent companies from not paying their share of social burden.. and all > income over 200,000 Euro face a minimum of 35% income tax no deductions > allowed. > > I now it would effect everyone with price rises but I am sure of one thing > it would cover all taxes now paid and the people benefiting would be the > ones paying.. not being able to be the takers without responsibilities. > > I am looking forward to hearing your thoughts on how to solve > the financial crisis of the world > Your friend in minds eye > Allan > * > * > *--* > ( > ) > I_D Allan > > If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken > Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,
