The future of the Euro and EU.

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Originally Posted by Roamy

Israel can handle it. BTW I understand the nuclear capacity of Israel is unknown. So maybe they have no nuclear weapons. However I did hear Sharon make a comment once "don't count on the fact that we are NOT 2nd in the world" Would be a hell of a bluff. I think the middle east should wake TFU and Stop potential attacks on Israel. In real close quarter fighting I don't think nukes going off will be very good for the region.

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Are you for real?!
How could Israel use nukes, if they have them, on countries within 100 kms of Israel?!

And don't fool yourself, the Arab countries aren't anymore on Camel back fighting levels like they were back in the 50's. The US support is the only thing that keeps Israel on the map. And now with Obama in office it doesn't look like the US will go to war with Iran to cover Benny's arse.

How about we keep Israel, the US and the Arabs off here? ;)

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Originally Posted by pino

How about we keep Israel, the US and the Arabs off here? ;)

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Easy, that's racist talk!!!! ;)

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

Easy, that's racist talk!!!! ;)

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Good one! :rotflmao:

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Originally Posted by ioan

Are you for real?!
How could Israel use nukes, if they have them, on countries within 100 kms of Israel?!

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki continued to be Cities

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Originally Posted by ioan

And don't fool yourself, the Arab countries aren't anymore on Camel back fighting levels like they were back in the 50's. The US support is the only thing that keeps Israel on the map. And now with Obama in office it doesn't look like the US will go to war with Iran to cover Benny's arse.

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Please. Name me one Arab Country's military that has impressed anyone in the last 50 years?
The Israelis roll over them and the US literally destroyed the 4th largest Military on the planet(Iraq) in a couple of weeks and that was with the US using restrictive rules of engagement.

What does any of this have to do with the Euro?

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Originally Posted by Rollo

What does any of this have to do with the Euro?

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I think some of our friends from across the pond confuse boundaries rather. One even claimed that the Middle East would all come flooding into the EU if Israel give them a kicking :rolleyes: The naivety is rather touching.

Anyway, it's been a little quiet (relatively speaking) on the Euro side over the weekend. Anyone want a guess what the net twist in Euroenders will be?

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Originally Posted by Knock-on

Anyway, it's been a little quiet (relatively speaking) on the Euro side over the weekend. Anyone want a guess what the net twist in Euroenders will be?

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Mario and the Technocrats will be playing to an under subscribed house at the San Siro and won't have the money to pay back their bond.
Pedro Manuel Mamede Passos Coelho the Portuguese Piano Player (who I think looks like Guy Smiley when he takes his glasses off) will ask Brazil for some money politely and will be told "no".
And lastly, Angela Merkel will stomp around in her Wellies trying to do Anne Widdecombe impressions but won't look any different than normal.

The truth is that a lot of this debt crisis could probably be averted if banks and sovereign powers were prepared to cross-cancel debts and write-off interest, but somehow that's too hard because it causes a shrinkage in liquidity.

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Originally Posted by Knock-on

I think some of our friends from across the pond confuse boundaries rather. One even claimed that the Middle East would all come flooding into the EU if Israel give them a kicking :rolleyes: The naivety is rather touching.

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The naivety is from your side as the Muslims are already pouring into Europe.

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Originally Posted by anthonyvop

The naivety is from your side as the Muslims are already pouring into Europe.

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What are the origins of your family, Tony?