Thread 213414335

How long will this organization last? If it will disappear in the future, what would be the reason?

>>213414335 (OP)
1 thousand year reich

>>213414335 (OP)
I don't think it will ever disappear. It'll probably revert to being the EEC with extra steps.

Once they finish up with the censorship stuff they're going to push for a federation and there won't be anyone able to speak up against it

>>213414491
as it should be

It can only last as long as white-led multiculturalism can last
So a while longer I imagine

>>213414335 (OP)
It'll possibly contract further. Long term it might go through cycles of changing name along with major reforms. Making it technically not be the EU anymore but future historians will still cite it as being a continuation of it. Continent spanning colab through a central government is here to stay in any case. Then you'll periodically have segments breaking off and later adding to it.

>>213414491
They are already trying to do it with the Russia meme they pushed.
They are speedrunning some agenda
But still hiding behind america.
No master but israel etc etc

>>213414335 (OP)
Hard to tell. Soviet went to hell out of the blue and people were shocked.
EU can go to hell tomorrow or 5 years from now

Will collapse in 5 years maximum.

It will fall between now and 10 years because a financial crisis is looming.
Multiple countries are doing bad economically and when 1 falls it will pull the whole EU with them.

>>213414491
VGHHH

>>213414779
The only EU countries that matter (France, Germany, Italy) are doing pretty decently, though.

>>213414859
Germany and France are doing poorly though

>>213414859
France is doing terribly. Macron keeps talking big about Ukraine while giving nothing because they're in a tough situation.
Germany is stagnating but China is about to destroy their car industry. Idk about Italy.

Were you sentient when Greece went bankrupt? It's a certainty that we are headed that way too and I'm curious.

>>213414335 (OP)
The Euro needs to go, the difference in fiscal policies between EU members is too great to have a single monetary policy.

>>213414335 (OP)
Too long, its hampering formation of the Germanic federation.

one can tell russia has very pink and tight strawberry hole and osså not like eu so much ;_;

>>213414335 (OP)
Will outlast Russia and I'm dead serious about this.

That circle of stars will be replaced with a crescent.

>>213414991
>Were you sentient when Greece went bankrupt?
Yes, it was very sudden and abrupt. In fact, everyone was convinced that everything's A-OK and it's all a big nothingburger up until the first bailout, then all hell broke loose.

The EU is a house of cards built on syphilitic liberalism. Nobody likes it other than boomer and Gen X liberal midwits.

Kick in the door and the whole rotten structure will come down.

>>213414991
Germany is not doing so hot either, stagnating embelishes the German situation. In the 90s the USA and Germany were on par GDP per capita wise, today Germany is 40% poorer than the USA. That's a very insane gap that took only 25 years to appear. And how much horrifying this gap is when you realize that Germany is the best doing large economy in Europe. If this is the best Europe can do, then I don't see what stops it from following the Soviet footsteps and falling apart when inevitably the members start squabbling with each other regarding who is leeching of whom in the EU's economy, the very thing that happened in the late USSR and caused independence. Nationalism in the 80s USSR rose exactly because of scarcity of resources and will of the republican leaders to blame each other for their own problems.

>>213414335 (OP)
So long as Germany and France(and whatever other bankrollers) keep funding it. Once the bankrollers can't bankroll, then people will lose interest in it.

>>213415381
w-what happened? Should I store my moneys in dollaridoos for when the euro goes down the toilet?

>>213415458
Correct. It is inevitable. The only question is when. With aging populations and leeching africans it's gotta be soon I reckon.

>>213415579
>w-what happened?
What happened before or after the bailout?

>Should I store my moneys in dollaridoos for when the euro goes down the toilet?
If the Euro actually goes down the shitter, the only sane investments will be canned food and toilet paper. I genuinely do not think it will ever get to this point though, Deutschland AG must protect its businesses.

>>213415924
>Deutschland AG must protect its businesses.
Mein Schuldner... Germany is an export-driven economy and weak Euro would make Germans exports much more competitive.

>>213416218
Not if the raw materials and energy needed to manufacture those exports are imported (they are)

>>213416218
A massive % of German exports go into the countries that use euro. If it collapses -> they can't afford shit

>>213414335 (OP)
we are seeing full blown LIDLization of the EU, meaning it's just becoming meh. It gets the job done, but it's just there, not achieving anything. It keeps admitting poor, corrupt countries who just view it as easy free money and some status of hanging with the rich, western kids. On the other side, every beneficial EU country is committing suicide with their idealistic ideologies and slowly turning into third world countries. It keeps getting duped and humiliated by The US and Russia, while China, India and the global south are more disillusioned with it for each year passing. For the past few years there has been a push for stronger commitment and binding laws among members, even federalization of the Union, which probably is a sign that it's on the verge of moribund. It will either split into various factions such as Visegrad or Nordic council, or slowly become something like the UN, not respected and overruled by local governments.

>>213414335 (OP)
this is the final form of Europe

>>213414383
hehe shhh