"Otan" is Finnish for "I will take". Sounds like a good slogan for NATO, I guess ;)Olivier wrote: Bush already plans to take off all the US army from the western countries (especially Germany) and to put new "OTAN bases" in Poland, Romania, Hungary... (and show to Russia they don't care about they promised).
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Yes you're right!Dakkus wrote:"Otan" is Finnish for "I will take". Sounds like a good slogan for NATO, I guessOlivier wrote: Bush already plans to take off all the US army from the western countries (especially Germany) and to put new "OTAN bases" in Poland, Romania, Hungary... (and show to Russia they don't care about they promised).
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Just had to mention
Finland is not a NATO country, but instead it's "peace-companion" or something. Don't know what that's in English. It means NATO won't attack us and we won't attack NATO, but we don't have to commit ourselves into NATO.Olivier wrote:Yes you're right! :-)Dakkus wrote: "Otan" is Finnish for "I will take". Sounds like a good slogan for NATO, I guess ;)
Just had to mention :P
BTW, is Finland inside of NATO?
And nobody seriously expects the UK to do either of the two.GorazdR wrote:With that overwhelmingly negative campaign there's no way GB will adopt Euro anytime soon, nor ratify EU constitution.
So what? I am a little more concerned about whether those member states that used to be interested in closer cooperation are willing to continue. As long as the European Union is ultimately ruled by national politicians who are responsible to their home voters only, and expect to get a better "national profile" by bashing the EU when it suits them, I don't really two different speeds as a viable alternative. Nah, I'd expect massive stagnation, as many of our potential hitnotes would go the newborn British EBT superdesert. And would be replaced by British beduine banknotes who have never ever seen a trackie.Fons wrote:I think we can expect a massive flood of new users if the UK will join the euro zone.....
