Should Flanders declare independence if the index goes above 6.5

Short answer YES

The Flemish economy is comparable to that of Germany, while the Walloon economy is as good as the one of Greece. The fact that the Walloon economy is weak is pulling Belgium and Flanders down, even in this dark hours their politicians still haven't gotten this.

They want to further tax and severely tax the Flemish in order to prop up theirs, some even believe the Walloons are now stalling in order to get the IMF step in.But is it fair that they should pull 6 million Flemish down in that fall while the Flemish are doing well.

It is my believe Flemish should declare independence before it happens, this will be better for both Flanders and Wallonia. For the Flemish it would mean saving the economy and for the Walloons it would be the wakeup call they urgently need and are now ignoring.

The most loud opposers of independence for Flanders say that will further unset the international markets, I say it will not. The Flemish economy is stable, Flanders budget is under pressure but in balance and independence doesn't mean they would shut down the borders.

Smaller Eurozone, let the euro survive first and then expand

Today is a sad day for the Euro, France and Germany are discussing kicking out nations from the Eurozone, in order to save the currency.

In a fact what went wrong is that there was a single currency over a diverse range of nations,but no monitoring to see if all those nations were 'reliable stable' within the zone. For instance it was known that Greece forged its books to get in and they kept forging them.

In Italy we basically had 1 man who ran the country, by both being the political figurehead and the prime owner of the companies that do the work for the government.

A smaller Eurozone should contain the countries that can sustain it now and give the nations that currently can't a chance to recover before rejoining.