Governments, if they want you to know anything at all, will try to make sure that your view is from the perspective of their choice. Hence there is a 'eurozone crisis' but it is being dealt with. But there isn't really a eurozone crisis is there? There most certainly is a crisis in the eurozone, but it is an EU crisis, because that is the root cause.
Having a single currency across multiple countries was never going to work (and the eurocrats knew it, they just thought it would cause the countries to succumb to EU hegemony, such as they now are), just as countries have in the past tied their currency to the dollar and then couldn't sustain it.
The crisis is that the EU doesn't work, that the rules and regulations it spouts are just about political control and power and not good sense or even reality, but that they will not stop. It is like suggesting that it was the bullets and shells that were to blame for the Second World War, not the ideology and mental derangement of Adolf Hitler.
The EU doesn't work. It is as simple as that and the toy we have tolerated for so long is now dangerous and threatening us all. Our baby crocodile is no longer the entertaining plaything it may once have been supposed. The EU doesn't work and it won't stop. It has the power of a USSR and the ideology of the Nazi party and just like those it seeks to grab land, to build an empire. Who will stop it? It has been likened to the Emperor with no clothes, but it is not a fairy tale, it is a dangerous, warlike entity, that may soon have to decide what to do when denied its 'due'. Just as Hitler did, when he decided it was 'Poland next'.
What if Greece or Portugal, or Ireland decide that they don't want to allow the EU to buy their country, to invade with their bailout armies, what will they do? Will they accept it or fight it?
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