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Does Europe Ever Learn?

Just two weeks ago I posted the possibility that once again, due to Europe’s poor banking system, economies, international policies, etc., the U.S. might have

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Barry J. Klazura

January 29, 2021

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Just two weeks ago I posted the possibility that once again, due to Europe’s poor banking system, economies, international policies, etc., the U.S. might have to save Europe from themselves. Now comes news of the European debt crisis which could be larger than the one in 2007-8. It seems especially true that the Western European nations cannot learn from history, even if it is only a few years ago. https://www.wsj.com/articles/european-regulator-worries-banks-are-ignoring-borrower-troubles-11611839084?mod=markets_major_pos13

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Written by Barry J. Klazura

Writer, historian, and financial advisor. I studied Political Science at Loyola University Chicago and have spent a lifetime reading history. I write because the mainstream will not ask the hard questions. 

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