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The European Union are striving to be a multicultural hellhole, which in turn will bury Europe and destroy it's economies. The elitist left-wing Eu want to admit the bleeding muslim Turks into the union, hmm Eu-citizens, be ready to welcome 30 million Turks into your countries. Where does it end, who's the next ones into the union? Iraq? Syria? Iran? Somalia??? What will it be then, the United Union of Mudslims and Mongrels?
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The E.U. is a bureaucratic and socialist institution which (internally) is designed to meet the needs of a few and (externally) challenge the power of the U.S. by forming another political bloc.
It's policies are anti-Faith, anti-nationalist and stifling to the extent that it is a follow-on of the Soviet Union. Its proposed constitution must be rejected and the Union itself destroyed. |
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An additional strategy would be to develop grassroots organizations that buffer the effect of the EU. Neighborhood coalitions (associations of sympathetic tenants, landlords, etc) to reject immigrants from moving in, economic and consumer organizations to promote local goods, etc. Get priests involved, etc. The new Pope seems to be against the loss of European culture. Don't forget allies and fall into the typical radical trap of counterproductive factionalism and endles schisms and infights, while the opponent remains monolithic, determined, and organized. |
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How in their right mind can possibly think that economic unity of Europe is all that is needed? Can they really not see what is going to happen or do they CHOOSE not to see? |
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I also heard Albania's entrance is envisaged in 2013.
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F***ing b's***d retard!
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Well, I think the French attitude is one of the heaviest reasons for the identity crisis within the EU: on one hand they are all in favour of an European "Sindicate" (NB: not union, just an economic exchange of interests). Who has not seen the D-Day commemorations, the absolute subservience they manifest towards our "transatlantic friends". Who has not sensed the "diplomatic" visits of a certain half-amerind with a very sharp look each time something crucial has to be decided within Europe, such as the election of a President of the Council, etc., and the way France keeps its tradition of betraying the idea of Europe in favour of some artificially created "LaFayette bound"?. (My apologies to any French exceptions, which leads me to ask one last question: how many French members do you find in this forum, heh? ) |
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Economics is fine. Free enterprise (small business) can be great too, especially with the Internet. But solving political equations for cash is a big mistake, and, some would say, a moral crime and outrage. Of course, what use are laws against treason in an age of undeclared wars? |
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The tanks have been sold on the cheap. Quoting the government, "at a symbolic price".
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accipiet reduces. Antiquam exquirite matrem: hic domus Aeneae cunctis dominabitur oris, et nati natorum, et qui nascentur ab illis.' We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. --Plato-- |
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I wonder how the money they make from the tanks will be used? maybe to help "poor and hard working" Morocan families in Spain?
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: http://www.fuckfrance.com/ http://www.francesucks.com http://www.i-hate-france.com/ French government is much less pro-American than Italian, Polish or even German governments. C. Rice's motto after Iraki crisis was "We must forgive Russia, not care about Germany, and punish France". But anyway our government doesn't represent the French Nation. Chirac is just a coward, he isn't anti-American for the right reasons, he is just because he fears Islamist terrorism. Quote:
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I read through this thread and I am left with one question: If the European Union did not exist would it be necessary to invent it?
In other words, is there a need for an organization which encourages co-operation among Europeans? And if there is, what should it look like? Last edited by Errigal; Friday, July 7th, 2006 at 01:28. |