Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Gibberish

It's right and you're all so smart, but it's wrong.

Striking statements were made by one of Europe's most powerful men on Monday night, when European Commission President José Manuel Barroso said the strict austerity measures thus far imposed on the EU's beleaguered economies may have reached their political limits.

Although this policy is "fundamentally right," it has nevertheless "reached its limits," he told a conference in Brussels. "A policy, to be successful, not only has to be properly designed, it has to have the minimum of political and social support," he added.

Translation: a policy which increased prosperity and caused much less economic suffering would be wrong, but have more support.