Globalisation is needed to defeat the financial-economic crisis. We all agree to this. But the big question is how? Jean-Pierre Van Rossem a Belgian ex-politician, ex-economist and etc. Has come up with a solution... offcourse he's rough and harsh with his proposal. But on the total line I can follow him and agree. We need to reform our economic system. It needs new mechanisms that can beat structural crises away AND gain more profit after.

But that keep us on the same question, how? JPVR proposed an almost scenario of what happend in the Great Depression in Nazi-Germany. The German gouvernment at that time spended big huge investments in roads etc. But it was the Great Depression, many where workless and the State didn't got enough in cash. This is what they did, they did spend in big investments but they didn't paied it directly. They paied it after 5 years. So you still ask the question where did they took the money for the investments? Now this is very difficult to explain, the State took (NOT nationlization) the savings from its citizens with gaurantee that they will get it back after 5 years.

Offcourse i'm not an economist and i'm not JPVR, but many other economists says that there is a possibility. As a young politician I love wild adventures. A party member commented on JPVR plan as a wild economic adventure. But I think that there must be an Alert procedure for the economy in crisis time. Because I believe that we're going to face much more crisises in the future. Offcourse this has to be held on global scale. And here is the missing link. The United Nations may be the right level to do this, but it needs reforms.

But for now I'm going to read further in the Flemish Governmental Agreedment. I'm on page 41 of the 100, Chapter II, Breakthrough 4 a Smart turntable of Europe: smart mobility and logistics.