Objective: To adopt a bill on the retention of country G in the EU for at least five years.

Rules of Action: Not known to the world

Period of action: August 2021 to July 2022

Country G, a small country in what is now Central Europe, is one of the world's great civilizations and the birthplace of Western philosophy, but now it is in danger of being forced to leave the European Union.

Given the current national conditions of country G, it is almost impossible to achieve the above action goals.

Although it is the oldest democracy in the world, it is now a country that is falling apart, the conflicts of interest between different classes have reached an irreconcilable intensity, the mechanism of compromise between different political opinions has been destroyed, and the parliament of this country has not functioned for half a year, and there is no ruling government on the executive side, because after the government was forced to resign by the parliament half a year ago, no political party is willing to form a coalition government, even if it is the supreme court of the caretaker government according to the constitution, They also believe that they are incapable of managing the situation and refuse to carry out their duties.

A peacekeeping force appointed by the European Union was stationed and commissioned by the Greek military, known as the Interim Security Council. However, the Greek military has ceased to function without a defence budget, and although martial law has been declared, the servicemen remain in the barracks, if not because they have not left because of the suspension of military salaries.

EU peacekeepers are seen as aggressors in some places, people believe that their purpose is not "peacekeeping" but "euros" and debts, the old tradition of city-state autonomy has become the latest political slogan, and of course there are those who want the EU to be a savior.

Almost all of the political parties that were once in power in the country have been transformed into regional forces in the city-states, with various autonomous councils, independent political parties, and so on, and the so-called central national government, in the language of a political commentator, "placed like rags in the land of oblivion." The division of the small country G will play an elegy for the EU, but the EU is no longer in a position to make major decisions.

The starting point of all European problems is not the financial tsunami of 2008, as one might think, but the clichés of the average TV soap commentator, but we focus on the mundane facts (the representations of things), then the facts of the soul (the real facts inside the things), and then you can guess the secrets of the soul (the meaning behind the facts). This is what we need to learn about the "outer meaning", "inner meaning" and "secret meaning".

The above is an excerpt from Mr. Tenquila's "Classroom Handout". Based on the handout, let's take a closer look at the situation in country G.

Globalization is a huge variable that has changed almost everything in the world.

The context of globalization was the collapse of the Soviet Union, the world's largest, most powerful (based on the number of nuclear warheads), the spiritual leader of the world's largest camp, one of the world's two poles, and its control of the military alliance with Eastern Europe and other socialist countries, known as the Warsaw Pact, which was finally overwhelmed by market forces.

At that time, the Soviet people's desire for goods, their prayers for the satisfaction of their desire to consume, turned into a discontent with socialism, and the huge dissatisfaction formed an unprecedented anger.

On that day, the power of the people finally exploded and overthrew this behemoth, and the world entered an era of single ideological mainstream.

The so-called single era of thought is to move from the era of confrontation between communism and capitalism to the world where capitalism has become the mainstream of thought, but this is only the superficial situation. We can read it in the newspapers.

The real fact is that the European-led social welfarism, which advocates a high welfare and high tax system, actually has a great communist overtone, but why can capitalism defeat communism? In large part, it is because it adheres to a liberal democratic political system, and as soon as capitalism loses the pressure of communism to counterbalance it, its own problems arise.

First of all, big capital has raised the banner of globalization. Globalization has a glamorous slogan, but to put it bluntly, it is actually to use the world as a single market, breaking down tariffs and various trade barriers, and the result of this is that large companies can make huge profits from cheap places: such as China, India, Southeast Asia, manufacturing goods to high-price places, such as Europe and the United States.

At that time, the average European worker was paid about 30 times that of China. What can make a European worker earn thirty times more than a Chinese worker? Is it his skill? Specialized? Or what? The answer is trade barriers.

When the barriers are slowly dismantled and globalization is realized, who will he turn to if the European worker's wages fall or even lose his job because of the competition from the Chinese workers? The answer is the government.

In order to get votes, European governments can only borrow heavily to maintain high benefits to subsidize this worker, such as unemployment benefits, health care, education, and so on. The same thing is being done by the U.S. government. The EU itself started with the formation of a "common market" (i.e., zero tariffs), and its own rationale is the same as that of globalization.

So, for a long time, European governments have been lending money to people/workers to subsidize in order to achieve social harmony, but who is lending them money?

Theoretically, if a rich son does not have a job, his financial source can only rely on the property left by his ancestors, and the property is divided into tangible and intangible. Tangible things are, for example, money, property, etc., so one of the sources of debt for European governments is private savings, which are the legacy of their ancestors who plundered other places for generations.

In addition, the most important intangible asset is reputation, with credit, the seller will allow him (the rich man) to pay on credit, for example, some restaurants see an old customer, they will not take his money for the time being, and let him eat and drink as much as he wants.

The fact of the European crisis is that goods are supplied to their manufacturers – a large part of them from China. Has been giving them financing to buy their own goods.

Of course, China does not finance them through such a simple way as open account, which is neither single nor complex, and even through the US financial market. The simplest of these is to buy European government bonds directly, which is also one of China's foreign exchange reserves. For example, China buys U.S. government bonds so that U.S. interest rates can be kept low, and when U.S. interest rates are low, European banks borrow from U.S. banks and lend to European governments. But no matter how complex the method, borrowing money for spending is by no means a long-term solution, and many European governments are already indebted to more than their gross national product.

to be continued