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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (235957)	6/5/2005 4:23:43 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1573025

Ted, Its very unlikely that Europe will go back to its old ways. The EU is pretty much a done deal. It's my opinion that the EU is dreaming if they think they can unite and form an effective "superpower" to compete against America and up-n-coming Asia. Way too much local nationalism among each EU member that needs to be overcome. I guess then you underestimate what an incredible step it was to agree to a common currency. The EU has been decades in the making. I don't think your fears are well founded. What I am hoping for? Yes, because (a) you want the European socialist model to succeed, and (b) you want the EU to deter those oh-so-nasty neocons in Washington. LOL. You couldn't be further off the mark.