The 1930s and the Perils of a Failed Europe

Eric Medlin

History instructor. Writer. Rising star in the world of affordable housing.

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  1. Chip Daniels says:

    The United States may withdraw at least some of their funding in 2023 if Republicans take back the House of Representatives.
    Except in this timeline, Lindbergh and the American Bund are on the verge of capturing both houses of Congress.Report

  2. Albert E says:

    “In order to overcome the threat of populist politics, European nations must tackle the problem of gas shortages without tanking their own economies or threatening global stability.”

    The Germans have nationalized companies. That’s sent Corporate European Bonds into “Do Not Buy” territory because of the unknown risk of being on the short end of the Nationalization Stick.
    The Scandanavian smelters are already shutting down. That was last month’s news. It’ll take 6 months to a year to restart them.
    Last YEAR the Dutch greenhouses went dark. Difficult to see that improving with higher gas prices.

    In short, the tanking of their own economies is already baked in the cake.

    Given the lack of critical thinking and analytical skills shown by the OP, I would rate his opinion as questionable at best.Report