10-23-2008, 11:26 AM
Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland
<b>The Crisis Will Divide the West</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Sarkozy also said in Camp David that Americans would not rule the world after the crisis: firstly, because it is them who caused it and secondly, because it will make the USA much weaker than the other centers of capitalism, the European and the Asian one. It is hard to say whether this diagnosis is true, but it definitely has an enormous political potential, which could be reduced to one call: letâs put a straight jacket on the Americans Sarkozy proposed that the crisis should be handled by both G-8 and G-5. It would mean a creation of one big coalition between Europe and Asia having one priority: destroying global domination of America or at least freeing oneself from its control.
Thus, it looks like the financial crisis that originated in America put more gas on the new conflict between the two Western superpowers than the American intervention in Iraq a few years ago did.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<b>The Crisis Will Divide the West</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Sarkozy also said in Camp David that Americans would not rule the world after the crisis: firstly, because it is them who caused it and secondly, because it will make the USA much weaker than the other centers of capitalism, the European and the Asian one. It is hard to say whether this diagnosis is true, but it definitely has an enormous political potential, which could be reduced to one call: letâs put a straight jacket on the Americans Sarkozy proposed that the crisis should be handled by both G-8 and G-5. It would mean a creation of one big coalition between Europe and Asia having one priority: destroying global domination of America or at least freeing oneself from its control.
Thus, it looks like the financial crisis that originated in America put more gas on the new conflict between the two Western superpowers than the American intervention in Iraq a few years ago did.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->