
Big_Becka wrote:I think the EU needs to progress legislatively, instead of just expanding. Otherwise it risks falling apart like the League of Nations did before it...
Big_Becka wrote:Great Britain has not made a full commitment to Europe (we do not use the Euro, for example), so the EU will not disappear without us. Even so, there are plenty of pro-EU Britons - we are a divided nation on the subject. If France or Germany left, then perhaps the EU would be in trouble!
I think the EU needs to progress legislatively, instead of just expanding. Otherwise it risks falling apart like the League of Nations did before it...
tricker wrote:I do not want EU to disappear and I'm even terrified by this idea. This continent after long negotiations and many wars for land,are living in peace and quiet near each other, without customs, using the same coin and respecting almost same rules and principles!

Faw_Peter wrote:everyone is thinking about expansion! but let's figured it would disappear! Great Britain will be first! who may be next?
55° N - 13° E wrote:
Britain will become the 51st. State of the U.S. Why not? The UK already does everything the U.S. tells them to do. It will be interesting to see what Scotland and Wales say about it!
Faw_Peter wrote:55° N - 13° E wrote:Britain will become the 51st. State of the U.S.
Of course they will become.They want to hide behinde someone bigger ..... ...
They worry about their ass ...
Sometimes, you are very funny, Peter! 
This is very true!Big_Becka wrote::haha![]()
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This is very true!
But the UK also has a "special relationship" with the USA. I found out this week (courtesy of BBC4) that this "special relationship" was a consequence of the UK's nuclear weaponry programme. Essentially, we built an H-Bomb in the 1950s, just to prove that we had the technology. Then the USA agreed to share defense plans and weaponry designs with us.
I suspect our relationship is also due to our debts from World War 2, which were only paid off in recent years
55° N - 13° E wrote:An interesting post you submitted about the "special relationship" between the UK and U.S. I know very little (nothing, actually) about that. Tell me more about the WWII debt though. You mean the UK had to pay off a debt to the U.S.? For war supplies or ..... ?
The UK borrowed money in 1945 to reconstruct the country and import food. I am sure other European countries must have done the same? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4757181.stmBig_Becka wrote: The UK borrowed money in 1945 to reconstruct the country and import food.
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