Heavy
government debt began with the nationalization of pensions and healthcare and
worsened with the global warming scam as countries pledged to reduce and
eliminate fossil fuels to unnecessarily remove carbon emissions.
These
countries spent trillions on wind and solar to replace coal and public transit
to replace cars. They charged excessive gasoline taxes and adopted 25% “value
added” national sales taxes. The list
below shows EU countries by Debt to GDP and their populations.
Greece 181.78%
11,124,603
Italy 127,51% 59,216,525
Portugal 117.54%
10,254,666
Belgium 99.08%
11,562,784
France 96.20%
65,480,710
Spain 95.12% 46,441,049
Cyprus 89.52%
1,198,427
UK 85.92%
66,959,016
Croatia 72.58% 4,140,148
Austria 71.97%
8,766,201
Slovenia 69.80% 2,081,900
Hungary 65.87% 9,655,361
Ireland 64.87%
4,847,139
Finland 59.56% 5,561,389
Germany 55.75%
82,428,639
Netherlands
50.91% 17,132,908
Poland 48.80%
38,028,078
Slovakia 46.56% 5,450,987
Romania 38,86% 17,483,360
Denmark 35.06%
5,775,224
Sweden 34.45%
10,053,135
Latvia 31.92% 1,911,108
Lithuania 31.41% 2,864,459
Czech
Rep 31.26% 10,630,589
Bulgaria 22.86% 6,988,739
Luxembourg
22.80% 896,992
Estonia 8.12% 1,303,798
Non-EU
Countries include
Norway 36.66%
5,400,916
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