There is a lot of danger the world is dealing with now. So much so that it reminds me a lot to the lead up to World War II. The biggest danger earlier this week was Greece. But now, the world is worried about China too because it is now economically either the 2nd largest economy on earth or possibly even the first. So, this potential economic collapse of China could bring about many things, and one of these things is revolution. They have about 25,000 to 50,000 uprisings a year where up to 1000 people in each incident die or are beaten to death by the government or protesting one thing or another. One of the things that has kept all this in check is the financial success of china and the fact that they were able to create a middle and upper class of 300 million out of their total population of 1.4 Billion people. So, even though they have 300 million people in China with a life style comparable to the U.S. and Europe they also have 1.1 billion people barely surviving. So, the only way the government has held these 1.4 billion people all together is the economic success but that might all be in jeapordy at present because they are looking at a potential Great Depression 1929 type of Crash. However, don't underestimate the Chinese government's capacity to suppress useful information regarding all this.
So, in the end almost anything could happen.
Next we have Greece. But, unless Europe gets over itself and stops beating on Greece this could turn out really bad not only for everyone in Europe but also for the whole world indirectly. So, unless the European peoples want something as bad or worse than Syria as a part of mainland Europe they need to address this in some kind of useful way. Otherwise if each european country only watches out for it's own needs and not all the countries of the European Union then the European Union will soon be over.
All for one and one for all or no European Union at all. This is the reality today.
'Massive' gains for the rightwing in Austria, Greece, France
The popular right-wing have gained massively in Austria and Greece, and in France Marine Le Pen's Front National will gain at least 20 seats. The non-mainstream right of the European Parliament will hold up to 83 seats, according to an exit poll analysis published by Bell Pottinger, a Brussels public relations firm.
Reuters reports that a top French politician characterized Le Pen's victory as an "earthquake":Without waiting for the final result, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls went on television to call the breakthrough by the anti-immigration, anti-euro party in one of the EU's founding nations "an earthquake" for France and Europe.
The centre-right parties which form the European People’s Party (EPP) at the European Parliament look like coming out the biggest party in the assembly, with the Social Democrats group lagging behind.
The EPP is the group with which the British Conservative MEPs sat until 2009, when David Cameron removed his party because of the relentless drive of the EPP for more powers for EU institutions.
In Greece, the far-left anti-EU Syriza Party has topped the polls with 26.7 per cent of the vote, leaving Greece’s centre-right ruling government party, New Democracy, second with 22.8 per cent.
Gold Dawn, the Greek anti-EU party called neo-Nazi by its critics, is showing at 9.3 per cent, while the socialist PASOK party, once the dominant party in Greece, is trailing at 8 per cent.
In Finland, the centre-right National Coalition has come top with 22.7 per cent, giving them four seats. The Social Democratic Party is a 13.6 per cent and two seats, Centre Party 21.0 per cent and three seats, and the eurosceptic Finns Party is at 12.8 per cent, which should give them two seats. Greens and the Left Alliance will get one seat each.
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