Croatia in Europe?
Croatia in Europe?
A new on the site www.euobserver.com :
"The Croatian Prime Minister, Ivica Racan, confirmed on Monday that Croatia would submit its formal application to become a member of the European Union on 18 February in Athens."
There are so four candidates: Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey and now Croatia...
(more hits, more hits, more hits!! )
Olivier
"The Croatian Prime Minister, Ivica Racan, confirmed on Monday that Croatia would submit its formal application to become a member of the European Union on 18 February in Athens."
There are so four candidates: Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey and now Croatia...
(more hits, more hits, more hits!! )
Olivier
I agree with you... The Americans laugh at the European leaders. I can see it on the american channels from where I live.BossaNova wrote:in the meanwhile europe, or it's politicians are geting more and more divided with the Iraq issue , today there was that stupid letter, Aznar idea..
this is only giving reason to stupid Rumsfeld, there are 2 Europes..
well at least the European people is united in this issue, 86% are against war
bn
<<<well at least the European people is united in this issue, 86% are against war >>
That's why we should vote for a european leader, and why the parlement in Strasburg should get more influence!
Olivier
It was really Aznar's idea, this guy is trying to get more political importance outside Spain (no matter if that costs some Irakian blood).. he dreams becoming president of Europe.. in the meanwhile in Spain he's getting more and more unpopular, specially after Prestige.. Blair of course loved the idea, so did Berlusconi.. the other ones are just poor guys.. also trying to be seen by US as friends, and that way they think their importance will grow.. poor guys.. this is deeply sad indeed.. really nobody cares about Irakians..francky wrote:Really sure that's Aznar's idea ...BossaNova wrote:today there was that stupid letter, Aznar idea..
Isn't it rather Bush's Idea ??
Oil, political influence, Dollars or Euros.. that's all that matters
I've seen on Radio Canada (the 1st canadian TV) that the Americans were glad that Italy and Spain said they agree... but for the American it's just words, because Italy and Spain also said that no soldier would go there.BossaNova wrote: the other ones are just poor guys.. also trying to be seen by US as friends, and that way they think their importance will grow.. poor guys..
Aznar will never be president of Europe, because of this pro-US declaration against France and Germany.
It's the same thing about Turkey whose leaders think that they can be in the European Union because Whashington supports them loudly.
O.
Re: Croatia in Europe?
More hits is nice, but a it most not become a worster economie in the EU.Olivier wrote:A new on the site www.euobserver.com :
"The Croatian Prime Minister, Ivica Racan, confirmed on Monday that Croatia would submit its formal application to become a member of the European Union on 18 February in Athens."
There are so four candidates: Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey and now Croatia...
(more hits, more hits, more hits!! )
Olivier
Re: Croatia in Europe?
I think Croatia won't be inside EU before years at last...Fons wrote:More hits is nice, but a it most not become a worster economie in the EU.Olivier wrote:A new on the site www.euobserver.com :
"The Croatian Prime Minister, Ivica Racan, confirmed on Monday that Croatia would submit its formal application to become a member of the European Union on 18 February in Athens."
There are so four candidates: Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey and now Croatia...
(more hits, more hits, more hits!! )
Olivier
Albania is candidate since yesterday also.
O.
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Albania? They will have a hard time becoming a member. So, who'll apply next? Ukraine? Belarus (talking about democracy LOL)? Maroc? I don't lnow, is this any good for these countries? I think the entire EU project has gotten a little out of hand.
They create a desolation and call it peace.
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No, I think it's the countries in the Balkans... Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina... but they will have to wait their turn, after Bulgaria, Romania...Phaedrus42 wrote:Albania? They will have a hard time becoming a member. So, who'll apply next? Ukraine? Belarus (talking about democracy LOL)? Maroc? I don't lnow, is this any good for these countries? I think the entire EU project has gotten a little out of hand.
Morocco has no chance.
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I read a number of things I don't like yesterday, and I am not aware of.
First of all : the new member states from the East are very pro-American. I think they will be giving us a very hard time, and will divide Europe so hard it may implode. For instance : USA is pissed at Germany, and they intend to pull out there troops, and move them to POLAND ! Very pro-American, and they will uses the former basis of the Red Army.
You must know that the Russians agreed to enlargement of NATO on the condition that no troops would be stationed in the former countries of the Warsaw Pact ... OK why not put them in Warsaw ??
Second : Bush has formally agreed to the use of nuclear weapons in Iraq ...
This is very extreme right wing policy, I hope someone somewhere is able to put a stop to this nutcase, because the next thing you know is a world on fire with escalating violence (Compare to the hard liners in Israel ... what has it brought , blood blood & blood)
North Corea may be right, not to disarm, considering that, if you don't have nuclear weapons, they will land upon you !!
First of all : the new member states from the East are very pro-American. I think they will be giving us a very hard time, and will divide Europe so hard it may implode. For instance : USA is pissed at Germany, and they intend to pull out there troops, and move them to POLAND ! Very pro-American, and they will uses the former basis of the Red Army.
You must know that the Russians agreed to enlargement of NATO on the condition that no troops would be stationed in the former countries of the Warsaw Pact ... OK why not put them in Warsaw ??
Second : Bush has formally agreed to the use of nuclear weapons in Iraq ...
This is very extreme right wing policy, I hope someone somewhere is able to put a stop to this nutcase, because the next thing you know is a world on fire with escalating violence (Compare to the hard liners in Israel ... what has it brought , blood blood & blood)
North Corea may be right, not to disarm, considering that, if you don't have nuclear weapons, they will land upon you !!
Time is on our side ...
What a symbol... a new occupation after the russian one...Skylimit wrote:First of all : the new member states from the East are very pro-American. I think they will be giving us a very hard time, and will divide Europe so hard it may implode. For instance : USA is pissed at Germany, and they intend to pull out there troops, and move them to POLAND ! Very pro-American, and they will uses the former basis of the Red Army.
This man is mad !!!Skylimit wrote: Second : Bush has formally agreed to the use of nuclear weapons in Iraq ...
Which country is the only one to have already used twice the nuclear weapon on civilians?
We need a Political Europe right now !
Olivier
Phaedrus42 wrote:Albania? They will have a hard time becoming a member. So, who'll apply next? Ukraine? Belarus (talking about democracy LOL)? Maroc? I don't lnow, is this any good for these countries? I think the entire EU project has gotten a little out of hand.
I don't want Albania for EU, just because of the Economy, notes from Albania would be fun but is not important as the European Economy
I think that all those former Yugoslavian countries doesn't "deserve" it to get the euro or become a EU-member.
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Albania isn't Former Yugoslavia I think. And which countries do you count "former-yugoslavia"? Because Slovenia belonged do Yugoslavia as well, but has a much better economy than Poland, comparable to Greece.
And I think in the end most of these countries will be fit for it. But it might take some time. And has nothing to do with "deserving" to become a member, although I really don't know what you mean by that.
And I think in the end most of these countries will be fit for it. But it might take some time. And has nothing to do with "deserving" to become a member, although I really don't know what you mean by that.
They create a desolation and call it peace.
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