Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/17/2012 - 02:04
European Union Finland Greece Reuters
While not advocating the break-up of the Euro-zone, Finland's foreign minister Erkki Tuomioja told the
Daily Telegraph
this evening that "it is only a matter of time". In a somewhat
stunning show of truthiness, perhaps the first cracks in Europe's Nash
Equilibrium are starting to show through following Monti's 'threats',
Draghi's 'promises', and Merkel's 'well, nothings'. The Finn continues,
via
Reuters,
"Either
the south or the north will break away because this currency
strait-jacket is causing misery for millions and destroying Europe's
future." Finland, which has a veto that could be used to block
any new bailout measures, has already stirred the pot unilaterally by
demanding collateral from Greece and Spain, is quite clear in its view
that Europe "is a total catastrophe" but adds that
no-one wants to be first to get out of the Euro and take all the blame.
Insisting that the break-up of the Euro does not mean the end of the
European Union, Tuomioja believes "it could make the EU function
better," but comments that he is deeply
suspicious of the 'gang of four' - which includes Draghi - with regard his promises (especially ESM seniority) adding that he
"does not trust these people."
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