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Default AW: Re: AW: No 'plan B' if French reject EU treaty

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Originally Posted by Der Elsasser
I actually wonder why they decided to make a referendum about EU-Constitution.
Because it is a 'democratic' thing to do? Well, they say tactical reasons lay behind this - Chirac wanting to embarass the Left.
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His position in history ? Well, he has always dreamed to be a new De Gaulle...
Seems so. Then he should follow his example and resign if he gets defeated in a referendum

It's obvious the situation is really worrying for EU supporters if it goes as far as people like Fischer or Schröder poking their noses in French business... when Schröder is not begging for SPD votes in Germany, he's begging for French ones... but as you say, we will see. I'm only thinking of possible future referendums, putting the 'blame' on France and the French that Europe can't 'progress'...
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