Posted on 12/19/2017 7:32:02 AM PST by GonzoII
Almost half of Germans what to see the Deutsche Mark restored, with just 41 per cent saying they want to keep the euro.
The YouGov-Institute survey, commissioned by the newspaper Bild, found that 49 per cent of Germans want their nation to have its own, independent currency again.
Meanwhile, 41 per cent of those questioned wanted to stay with the euro, the single currency of the European Union (EU).
Nearly 77 per cent of the 1,068 Germans quizzed thought they had not profited from the adoption of the euro currency.
A decisive 60 per cent said they would vote against having it if it were to be introduced today – compared with 30 per cent who would opt for it today.
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Even better would be to scrap the European Union.
About 17 years ago I heard Larry Kudlow call the Euro the Europeso.
“The EU super-state and its...socialist masters in Brussels are here to stay.”
If Germany exits the EU (the euro is mostly propped up by the German economy) and goes back to the Deutsche Mark, how many divisions is Brussels going to send across the Rhine?
Germany and Brussels are the same thing.
Really......? Hmm...
the EU superstate is the child of Germany and France’s elite/globalist/socialists. Its based in “neutral” territory of Brussels.
As a tourist Euros are preferable.
Switching to the D-mark would weaken the German export market but it would make the rest of Europe using the weaker Euro more competitive.
And that is what the sheeple in the other countries think...
But the silly German peasants, as if they even think they'll get a vote on bringing the DM back. :^)
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