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573Comme l’on sait la semaine est si importante pour l’Europe. Quand le témoin sollicité se nomme Shakespeare (Rodney Shakespeare, professeur d’économie binaire à l’université de Trisakti, en Indonésie) et ceux qu’il juge sont sous le signe de Bismarck (Merkel et son acolyte Sarkozy), on se dit que l’entretien ne manquera pzas de sel.
Les questions posées à David Shakespeare par PressTV.com ce 6 décembre 2011 concernent la tentative franco-allemande, pour résoudre cette crise européenne, de structurer l’Europe conformément aux désirs des marchés et du Système, c’est-à-dire selon les prescriptions des responsables de la crise européenne, en ne mettant en place aucune mesure qui permettrait de combattre et d’annihiler cette responsabilité. Le ton employé par Shakespeare, à la mesure du contenu de ses réponses, montre la dérision dans laquelle il tient cette tentative des dirigeants européens de résoudre une crise dont ils ignorent résolument les principaux constituants.
Press TV: «Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel say they prefer a new European Union treaty, agreed by all 27 members of the European Union, but would also accept a treaty among the 17 eurozone member states. They say the new treaty should include automatic sanctions for countries that violate rules meant to keep government deficits in check. How practical is the idea of a new treaty and what could be the reaction by countries like Britain?»
Shakespeare: «I watched the faces and body language of Chancellor Merkel and President Sarkozy. They looked awkward, miserable and even desperate and that is because the model they uphold is deeply flawed and is probably being on correction. Neither Merkel nor Sarkozy mentioned the latest overall debt figures for Europe which include in government debt which is only part of it, corporation debt and private debt is 450 percent of the GDP.
»They are not recognizing the cracks of the matter which is that the elitist financial interests have taken over Europe and until that is recognized, Merkel and Sarkozy can pose, propose and pontificate but they will solve nothing.»
Press TV: «Many analysts say the solution to the EU's debt crisis is issuing bonds backed by the whole eurozone. Countries like Germany and France have resisted those calls. Why are they against a jointly issued bond?»
Shakespeare: «Because that is a half recognition that increasing the debt, for all the wrong reasons, will actually make the situation worse. They are full of contradictions. I mean, you had Sarkozy saying, “Oh, we must have full implement, we must have growth,” and at the same time, they are proposing a massive austerity.
»Their model increases debt and it increases debt in ways which are not connected with the real economy. There is a disconnect between the financial practices and the real economy. If they don't recognize that and, at the same time, they are increasing the debt, the contradictions go on. Over a period of time, you are going to find the whole thing smashing up. Nothing will come out of this meeting whenever it is held in two or three days time.»
Press TV: «So you do not have any good prospects, do you think, for the EU Summit that is supposed to be made on Friday, despite what has been said today in the press conference?»
Shakespeare: «Well, it will be amusing, but it is not going to do anything which will actually solve the long-term prospects for the situation because they are failing to recognize what is wrong. All along, in 2008, they never understood what was happening.
»Then they said they knew what the solution was and now they are saying that they can do this, they can do that, but they will not understand and recognize the fundamental causes of the problem which is the system proposed and pushed by the elitist financial groups which are totally out of control and they have nothing to do with the promoting the interests of ordinary people which are about jobs and real consumption. The whole thing has become perverse.»
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