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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (38216)	8/10/2008 10:45:50 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) of 218074

Suffice to say Europe's fringes have been crumbling. The close the ensuing melee of crumbling Europe had; was when I was in Klagenfurt Austria (1991) for their annual carnival and the planes from Slovenia were visible flying just about the border. Europeans know into what kind of situation it can develop. Thus the encompassing of neighbouring countries that both, buys social peace, and serves as captive export markets. Imagine what have been of Germany without the 'purchase' of Eastern Germany captive market!!! Nearby crumbling went smooth, Czech = Slovakia split for instance. As it goes more Eastern, it gets too close to Soviet Union’s center and things get tougher as internal splits can't be smoothed out and degenerate in conflicts. Now the crumbling is far and near the Soviet center of power and will play on by script. Which leaves Turkey: Europe knows that trying to gobble Turkey wouldn't be just go buy some captive market and let the fireworks fly.

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