Germany need to let Eurozone sinking into ecession

Nov. 15, 2011 - PRLog -- Albanian Minerals President and CEO Sahit Muja said that "Germany need to let Eurozone sinking into recession".

Germany should let the house of cards, the socialists of European Union to collapse and let go too-big-to-fail .

Albanian Minerals President and CEO Sahit Muja said that "Germany need to let irresponsible and dysfunctional socialist governments suffer ignominious defeats".The European socialist ideology deserved political deaths that will surely follow.

Then let Europ work to find new and just, a real capitalist economic ideology. Germany need to get on with rebuilding, instead of struggling to maintain a badly broken system.

Eurozone strives to maintain a discredited status quo that favors the unproductive people at the expense of the many hard working Germans.

Germany is a euro-zone's economic powerhouse. In the third quarter Germany has a solid growth of 0.5 percent, official data showed on Tuesday.The European economic growth data indicated today that the Eurozone is sinking into recession.

Socialists in Europe promised prosperity, equality, and security. Socialism in Europe will deliver a collective poverty and misery.

Socialism in the Europe is a ponzi scheme, socialism may show early signs of success and this was evident in Greece and Italy at the time borrowing and spending billions of euros, other peoples money..

In the long run, socialism has always proven to be a formula for misery. Socialism is a system that ignores incentives.

In a capitalist economy, incentives are of the utmost importance. The strength of economy and prosperity can be attributed to an incentive.

Albanian Minerals President and CEO Sahit Muja said that "European union will only survive by providing a free market system of incentives that promote thrift, hard work, and efficiency socialism is a enslavement of the productive to the unproductive".

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