Ostensibly it should. Some 750 million people live on the European subcontinent.
Europe still remains the most popular tourist spot on earth. Its hallowed architecture, art, infrastructure, and natural beauty still remind millions of visitors of the world’s once most dynamic and grandiose civilization.
Eurostan's beyond redemption.
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting analysis. Sadly, the US is closely following Europe. It's not that the US and Europe can't project power and lead in world affairs. Rather, the populace has been lulled into a slumber and has relied on our elected politicians to do the heavy lifting of world affairs. Without the populace realizing it the heavy lifting being done has been done to dismantle these once great nations. There is a lot of anger over what has been become of these countries and how they have been bled dry by the elites. The question that remains is this: Will it be a constructive anger or a destructive anger that boils over to make a much needed change? Only time will tell.
ReplyDeleteI believe that Europe is withering on the vine. The US is following and no one, as long as we have these so called rulers in place, can bring it back.
ReplyDeleteWeak men create hard times
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