Re: Czech President Says Europeans "Living In a Dream World" Of Long Vacations & Welfare

On 25 Nov 2003 06:31:53 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Arnold
Wolfcastle) wrote:

>http://washingtontimes.com/world/20031124-110833-1781r.htm
>
>Czech President Vaclav Klaus said Europeans are living in a "dream
>world" of welfare and long vacations 

you mean like the ones Bush takes all the time?

>and have yet to realize "they are
>not moving toward some sort of nirvana."
>    The Czech Republic is a candidate for European Union membership,
>but Mr. Klaus, who was elected president in February, made clear in an
>interview his distaste for the organization.
>    However, he conceded during a visit to Washington last week that
>"the political unification of Europe" is now in "an accelerated
>process ... in all aspects and in all respects."
>    Mr. Klaus said the movement toward a single political entity of 25
>European nations "will not change until people start thinking and
>realizing they are not moving toward some sort of nirvana."

No profit for the fat cats in nirvana.
 
>    The Czech president remains convinced that "you cannot have
>democratic accountability in anything bigger than a nation state."

perhaps he should start at the corporate board room level.

THOM
>
>Muslims crawling all over Europe are about to give the Euros a rude
>awakening and the endless German urlab (vaction) is about to end.