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17-12-2004, 01:47
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Seattle, WA
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Hey, I have a new friend !!
 Happy to see a Europhile in the NL !  *hint* *hint* Will Stapel destroy our dream here ? I'd like him to.Though I share your point of view on the whole, you seem to hide or ignore the EU's problems. I know there are many of them, and the sooner we speak of them, the better. The best is if some people come to talk here about their high Euro-scepticism, like Stapel. And I'd like to emphasize the discussion on the European constitution. As for Turkey, here is my point of view : give me a good reason why they should join the EU now. My point of view #1 : they're not in Europe !!!  LOL.
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17-12-2004, 01:53
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Opening a can
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Damn it, Johnny Bravo is right about Norway and EU law implementation
 <--- me right now, on behalf of all Norwegians...huh! hah! heh! *does odd poses* Spineless bastards in the government. Edit: moved the blush smiley
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17-12-2004, 09:00
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Looking for grandchildren.
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And yes there are many things going wrong in the EU as well. I don't ignore them, I just pointed out my basic reasons for support: - it is good for peace and stability - it is good for economy and trade - it is fair to our fellow Europeans and all the other issues we have to work out
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