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To: TobagoJack who wrote (61532)	2/28/2010 5:58:01 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 217705

At the same time Germany, a country of savers, exported more than it consumed, profiting from its spendthrift neighbors but not reciprocating by buying equal amounts of imports. nytimes.com Euroland wnated captive market. Wanted no competition of low wages. Enlarged capturing peripehric countries that if they were poorer, it was no accident. They deserved that fate. Ireland, Greece, Portugal and Spain were left behind clinging to their Catholic priests while the northerners took the money and ran in the first half of last century. Those peripheric countries exported the people who had courage to work and wanted freedom from priests talks. Migrated in did well. The ones left behind were no good. No match for the Barbarians of the north. I am trained by the Germans so, no reading in magazine, Mr. TJ.

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