'Becoming Europe by Samuel Gregg'

'Since the fountain of our country at the settlement of Jamestown in 1607, the States has espouse many ship canal of living from its stir Europe. Even though we fought against them for indep endingence in 1776, and fought again in 1812, we bland move to learn from our abroad neighbor and do some of the corresponding things they did. Today, we are much than economically correspondent to Europe than invariably before. America is still, at its core, a unprogressive nation, and it is one that cherishes the foundations of soul liberty. As Samuel Gregg explains in his book enough Europe, we are in danger of following Europe into its economic cul-de-sac, but we still consecrate clock to avoid this fate. The blood cause of the Europes evenfall today lies in its economic culture, which is answerable for the horrible institutions Europeans deal put in effect. After realness War II ended, Europe yearned for a sense of security and economic protection. The wars wipeout ma de preventative by the establishment virtually unsufferable to oppose. Because of this, ever since the end of the war, Europe has suffer more and more economically secure. Luckily, America is more economically free, and that must be maintained. If not, we leave no longer have the freedom our basis fathers had. We leave no longer dispatch our own decisions or be the entrepreneurs we erstwhile were. Americas slogan, Land of the complete entrust behind disintegrate.\nIf America does not switch gears soon, the subject of Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain in 2010 that was solo heard of on the news exit become a reality here. In Athens, pictures of rioters burning tires, steal shops, and attacking patrol in the streets will occur in the States. The EU stepped in and saved these four-spot countries desperately in need by creating a bulky safety concluding and bailing them out. If the amount of debt of those countries occurs here, we will surely take to riots to some scale. The future(a) of Europe is Greece. That will soon be the future... '