I don't see how a core union is a mistake. Nobody is forced in, and nobody is forced out, except Turkey of course
. If it "destroys the whole Union" by excluding the notorious slowers and blockers, fine. Better to have a smaller union earlier, that a large one never. Countries that decide not to be a part of it have plenty other options. They could form their own union, join an existing one (hello NAFTA) or remain single economies/political entities. Let everyone do what fits his interest. You don't want our opinion to be forced upon you? Fine and more power to you
. But neither do we want yours to be forced upon us. Let's agree to disagree and move on.
What I really would like to know is, why certain people from overseas continue to ***** and whine, although the opinion of the United States in terms of European integration is just as important as the opinion of Belize and Sri Lanka. I don't see their point. May be it hurts to lose influence. Yes, that must be it. Get used to it.
What concerns Chiracs diplomatic masterpieces, well, he's a jackass and we know this, just like most Americans know that Bush is a nutjob. Politicians come and go.


What I really would like to know is, why certain people from overseas continue to ***** and whine, although the opinion of the United States in terms of European integration is just as important as the opinion of Belize and Sri Lanka. I don't see their point. May be it hurts to lose influence. Yes, that must be it. Get used to it.
What concerns Chiracs diplomatic masterpieces, well, he's a jackass and we know this, just like most Americans know that Bush is a nutjob. Politicians come and go.
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