EU leaders endorse reform treaty

EU leaders endorse reform treaty

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Hmmmmmm. Wow, the snippet I put up there says a lot of it, but, the story is interesting. New, smaller makeup to the governing process.

Kinda like EU 2.0



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I wanted to add this snippet too.

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In my opinion, that gives one lucky guy a lot of money and responsibility. Maybe too much candy if the man were a sweettooth...so to speak.

Cuhail

Let us see if the person they put in control of the EU can be traced back to all of those evil corporations and illuminati people that every other world leader has been linked to. I am betting that this will be the case and it`s just another reason why I am glad this will all be over in five years.

I would hope that it doesn't turn out like Kofi Annan's son when he took a very responsable position and used it to make and manipulate monies that were not his own....for profit. When Billions and Trillions are involved, a couple of million are easy to manipulate. I'd love to keep an eye on that new guy!

Cuhail

Well, there's a lot of talk and speculation (Financial Times, Daily Mail) about a plan being touted (actively by Sarkozy apparently) to make Tony Blair the first EU president.

I think that answers your question and concern.

Can you just imagine?! 'They' just keep forcing these people down are throats even when most people can't stand them. It's laughable.

We are nothing but cattle, and we'll accept it, like it or not.

Peace

reply to post by Dr Love

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Yeah, and if Hillary is elected (heaven forbid!) that means our country has been run by the same two families for the last twenty years and counting. Don't tell me to imagine it! We've been living it, am I right? It's truely getting old.

Thanks for da post!



Cuhail

So, no members of European residence popping in to comment? I'd really like to hear more from the non-Americans on this issue. Please, chime in!

Cuhail

Don't really know how to comment. On the sweet tooth stuff, the EU is well corrupt, so the treaty changes nothing there. I don't know, the main issue is officially to make it governable for 27 and potentially more nation states. What I worry about is that although Britain like any other country has a veto on Foreign Policy, what happens when that goes wrong. You can't just have one nation pulling out and the new policy all collapses, so does that mean we are holding our foreign policy hostage to fortune? I really don't know what the mechanism is to stop this potential flaw, and it is the sticking us on foreign policy lines that worries me most.

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