An on-going research that travels us back in 1995.
Starting from my Bachelors’ studies in Political Science and European integration to my Masters’ studies in Business Administration.
Adding my personal reasearch on the Financial Instability Hypothesis patterns, the Ponzi financing models and the successful and unsuccessful Project Management cases, in each member-country.
A combination of facts and events, revealing all the fraud practices that could explain the short life of the current Monetary Union, every failed monetary union of the past and the BREXIT incidents, repeated in each one of them.
Back in the decade of 1995 to 2005, almost all my University assignments were dealing with instability and failure in national economics and the monetary unions.
Back in 1995, I already had six years of expertise, analysing the Stock Market. By 2005, I had more experience after analysing both the Cyprus Stock Exchange, the Athens Stock Exchange and what went wrong in each company that failed. That was also my first period, observing the Financial Instability hypothesis patterns, most of them known worldwide as Ponzi Financing and Ponzi schemes.
The European Economic Community was converted to European Union without a proper monitoring system, allowing the exact money-laundering model that almost every government follows. Suddenly all my scenarios, one by one, started becoming real. The implementation of the European Union allowed a huge money-laundering scheme, increasing instability and leading towards Financial instability and Ponzi financing. EPPO would be created after the damage was irreversable.
As 2008 made the money disappear worldwide, both Cyprus and Greece entered the bankruptcy pattern. Italy, Spain, Ireland and Portugal were also not able to understand the failures of a common currency or realise that the situation would get worse.
The bill for all those countries was too painful. People in many of the member-countries lost their savings and their houses without being able to understand what was really happening. The domino effect was afterwards targeting France and Germany, although the real problem could still stay hidden.
As I was expecting France to leave the European Union, the United Kingdom left first. The reasons were two.
Firstly, the damage in the United Kingdom could be noticed by the people and the local societies easier and the people had to design their future far away from a failing scheme.
Secondly, the people were able to make the choice. The result was 52% for the Leavers vs. 48% for the Remainers.
The French crisis was postponed for the next years but instability was now bigger for the people of France. As the Gilets Jaunes started protesting, I was there to see it happening, once again.
Even today (today is Wednesday, 18th of February, 2026) the discussion is still alive. Both Remainers and Leavers keep their position. The main issue for myself is how you can be part of a Union when you see your pockets emptying, because you have to send your own salary to a different country, where a different society will use it fairly or even worse, launder it..
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