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**** you mean the don't come swimming aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaall the way through?...
And here I was, suspecting the refugees were mermaids... I wanted them to bite my neck so I, too, could become a mermaid.
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Yeah don't worry Bigpaul, I read the news too (SHOCKING I KNOW!). Some days ago people from Spain were arrested for helping them out of one of those boats.
I was joking because KuuKulgur is rather absurd.
Nothing absurd here, as Greece is a drive/swim/walk through alley. Funny to think that the NATO and EU border is leaking like a sieve...
why do some many regions in Europe want to break up into smaller parts, do they have too thick heads to think logically
Basques have told me without any hint of embarrassment that they want to separate from Spain primarily because they are wealthier than the country as a whole, as opposed to for cultural/political reasons. Lots of Old Europe thinking still permeates Old Europe.
also very stupid. this idea of free movement between member states is what has led to the migrant crisis(I refuse to call them refugees because most of them obviously aren't), until they sort out the crisis you can forget about any "united states of Europe", which incidentally is the very reason we fought a world war to stop one country lording it over another, the same country that is now running Europe.
That's funny!
Remind me again how exactly the British Empire came into existence?
Are there any countries of the current British Commonwealth who were not previously British colonies?
The term "British Commonwealth" is itself revealing of a particular mindset. Lectures by British people on that issue are particularly hypocritical. Britain was still [COLOR="rgb(65, 105, 225)"]"lording it"[/color] over several countries long after WWII ended. Yemen in the 1980's springs to mind.
I think the so called "migrant crisis" will be the straw that breaks the camels back, so to speak.
if they cannot keep the Shengen agreement then the whole EU "project" could collapse.
especially if we get more cases like what happened in Cologne and elsewhere.
OP what ever your theory might happen. But at the time those things will happen we all might rest in peace and many trees grown on our grave yards too. People can propose things but take it to an action take many years. It is possible at the USA civilians vote or will wont count but here in the EU they do. If there is such a proposal they will call a vote from Civilians. What I am not wishing to happen. Well lets see if that will happen in my life time. Cheers OP Try to work it out for us will ya.
OP what ever your theory might happen. But at the time those things will happen we all might rest in peace and many trees grown on our grave yards too. People can propose things but take it to an action take many years. It is possible at the USA civilians vote or will wont count but here in the EU they do. If there is such a proposal they will call a vote from Civilians. What I am not wishing to happen. Well lets see if that will happen in my life time. Cheers OP Try to work it out for us will ya.
Well, best of luck making it happen
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it's the opposite
