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Euro-vision The Rise and Fall of a Currency When Europe’s currencies were in decline towards the end of nineteen ninety-nine the artful German banker Rudolf Fritz prepared a devious financial blitz. As he had realized the British Pound would be forever stable strong and sound he very cunningly devised a scheme that acted to fulfil his lifelong dream. At work his voice turned spiteful and defiant when he confided to each German client their economic future would be dark without the Pfennig and the German Mark. He said the safest way of getting round the Euro was to buy the British Pound, . . . Although the outcome was quite contradictory the German press announced it as a victory . . . And lately there were rumours that in France some senior ministers were in a trance because they’d heard the pleasing golden sound of this fine money call the ‘New Deutsch Pound’ (a story of 10 verses) * * * |
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