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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (18948)	1/22/2003 6:41:53 AM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 23908

Well. Morocco isn't where the europeans fled like from Mainland China to Taiwan and Turkey is becoming a part of EU anyway, long time after US in secrecy placed nuclear missiles there. Nigeria has at least a lot a of oil, while Seseko isn't around in Congo anymore and Mandela and Ghana are busy sorting out Liberia (did I miss any possible other US-colony) Ilmarinen However, the EU-Spain-Morocco negotiations might get an extra kick from this. The long chocolate-war EU-Africa just ended anyway, former european colonial monopolies lost, issues of agriculture, EU subsidies, are more difficult, but steps are taken every year. (that is, EU-Africa issues need to be done in parallell with the new 10 memberstates and Turkey, but all are going forward fairly well, Africa is working on the AU = African Union.)