zaangalewa
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Germany rules the EU, at least financially. And France rules it politically. How would an anti-EU referendum there go beyond the ultranationalist fringes?I still think Germany will be next to come to its senses and take a vote. How that might turn out I will not even attempt to predict but I really believe they will very efficiently hold an in-out election in 18-24 months. Especially if the island that is Britain does not sink under the weight of the Euro bullshit.
Nonsense. I don't know the exact number how many Germans resigned jobs in the European Central Bank, because they did not like to be responsible for the idiotic politics of the ECB. It were a lot. I never heard any German who is convinced from the politics of the ECB. And the politics of the EU-Commission shows for me very clear a gigantic influence of american money and/or the american secret services. Mr. Junkers for example is in the moment ready to ignore the people in Europe because he alone - I guess under influence of the american secret services - likes to decide about free trade contracts with Canada and/or the USA. No one here likes this contracts. Europe needs much more democracy. So the best is for Europe to start to make a real good democratic constitution: "In the responsiblity before god the people of the nations of Europe give themselve the following constitution ... ". This was impossible with England. Perhaps this is the deeper reason why England had to resign. No one should forget that Europe is a peace-project and not an american "continously in war with everyone"-project.
How can you say that the European Union is a peace project? It supports ultra nationalistic legislation in its member states selectively. That is a fact.
I say Europe is a peace-project, because Europe is a peace-project. And I said it with my keyboard in the english language - but though in German. I used a trick: We call it "translation" ... ahm ... sorry "We call it "Übersetzung" - you call it "translation." That was how I was able to say so.
English is not my first language either. And I speak German too. You know well that that was not my question. Hehe. The EU is not a peace project. The EU forced Cyprus to sign away the northern half of its own homeland, forced Poland to do the same to its east, and forced Hingary too to give up half of its native villages to its enemies, at some places less than 40 miles from the capital. So what peace project do you mean?
Cyprus should had become a model how Turkey and Europe can work together. It did not do what the EU expected from Cyprus. So what? If Poland gets back the territory in the East, which belongs now to Russia, then Germany has to get back the territory in the West of Poland because this was Germany once. Poland was moved direction West and the Germans were displaced. This was a decision of the allies. War creates facts. And the situation of Hungaria is for me not clear. But I guess also in this case war created facts. Not to accept the facts of world war 1+2 means to live in a world of revanchism. What's your idea about the future of Europe after your destruction of the EU? Free Vodka for everyone?
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