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[Tulac]

That economical argument is totally stupid and has got nothing to do with the constitution, I mean what do religious and moral issues got to do with economy?

[luxurious]

I agree with Netherlands and France :tnx: ... but our "clever" brains conclude, that they know what we need and accept The europen constitution. Im really happy that EU is only united market and no a giant united state with power of soviet union... the constitution leads to bureucracy and very socially EU... so i say NO to european constitution

[PrejudiceSucks]

Religious and moral disputes cause the loss of confidence in the Eu and hence the lack of the will to work for them. This is the reason that the economy will be affected by that.

The only people that the EU are ever likely to have a fight with are the americans realistically, due to their unbending leader and unnecessary exploitation of LEDC workers.

That and the fact that their 'moral issues' are quite frankly utter sh!te.

[efthimios]

Originally posted by PrejudiceSucks@Jun 3 2005, 11:04 AM


The only people that the EU are ever likely to have a fight with are the americans realistically, due to their unbending leader and unnecessary exploitation of LEDC workers.

That and the fact that their 'moral issues' are quite frankly utter sh!te.

Couldn't disagree more with you on this matter.

I wish there will never be any more fighting in Europe, but I believe there will be and it won't be against the americans.

As for the moral issues. The only reason the europeans do not do as shitty things in their international relations is that they do not have the power the americans have. Considering that most of the problems actualy originate from european imperialism, the americans while not free of everything, they certainly are not the cause of most problems. Look at european and islamic history for that.
The americans at least know what they want and are just a bit lousy at doing it, where the europeans lack both strength and resolve to deal with problems.

[Rogue]

I believe that at the moment EU countries might consider to join in stronger union, to try to opose China's growing economy.

And don't worry, we (USA) will free you of your bad regimes and corruption. (Viva Bush )

Or not, considering the only good thing Bush has done since he was elected was veto stem cell research funding.

[t0mme]

Originally posted by Triton@Jun 3 2005, 04:36 PM
Or not, considering the only good thing Bush has done since he was elected was veto stem cell research funding.

That's good?

[Havell]

Originally posted by Triton@Jun 3 2005, 05:36 PM
Or not, considering the only good thing Bush has done since he was elected was veto stem cell research funding.

To me that stinks of Bush's "let's fellate the Bible Belters" side.

[BeefontheBone]

Well, you have to look after your own you know.

Originally posted by R Havell+Jun 3 2005, 12:58 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (R Havell @ Jun 3 2005, 12:58 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Triton@Jun 3 2005, 05:36 PM
Or not, considering the only good thing Bush has done since he was elected was veto stem cell research funding.

To me that stinks of Bush's "let's fellate the Bible Belters" side. [/b][/quote]
Actually, the death of the Pope changed Bush's mind. A few years ago when stem cell research was first introduced, Bush was asked by the Pope to not support it. Bush promised that he would help fund research anyway, but recently he changed his mind because the Pope's final days inspired him.