Angela Merkel declares the collapse of the EURO to cause inevitably the demise of Europe.

One may ask: Who’s Europe? The Europe of the Europeans and the populace of the European countries - or the Europe as a normative, financial and strategical vehicle of a meritocracy of political, financial and economical leaders, with no responsibility for sense and quality of life for the labour of the economies they control, with no care for the populace of the social entities and bodies they manage resp. pretend to manage while exploiting them?

Exactly the same question has to be asked about the USD and the demise of America, Canada and at least Middle America if not South America and other important parts of the world as well.

In addition to this, the American and the European meritocracies are far more entangled with each other than officially analysed, criticized and discussed. They use and correspond by official as well as private establishments, infrastructures and institutions but there is no official manifestation of meritocracy and it’s particular ambitions to establish a western economy and finance system influencing if not shaping global markets and consumer societies.

As we have heard from Angela Merkel, billions of Euro are much more important and vital for the Europe she is talking about than hundreds of millions intelligent, educated, creative, innovative, experienced, peacable, undertaking, painstaking and civilized people with their brains, knowhow, culture and hearts. She is pressed by the ones supporting her position and lending their influence to save the Europe of meritocrats, not the Europe of Europeans and their neighbours.

Again, a corresponding statement has to be made about the leaders all together, not only and mainly the government, of America.

Generally, today’s governments, all over the world, notwithstanding whatever ideology, are camouflages of meritocracy, with regional folkloric variations.

If and when those political, financial and economical leaders continue to save just the currencies in order to consolidate the meritocratic structures and systems of the country they will fail.

The populace will realize, sooner or later, that those leaders are talking about the “country” nursing and protecting rather the meritocrats than it’s labour, populace and vivid culture and humanity.