EU Member Countries by Debt to GDP

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

http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/countries-by-national-debt/