The European Union - Page 4 - Eternal Allegiance

ForeverInLoveWithJus · 06-01-2005, 12:11 PM

Looks like I was wrong, it was nearly 70% turnout, I think I read that wrong on teletext earlier lol.

PapRoach123 · 06-01-2005, 01:06 PM

They aren't done calculating yet, though. They made a rough estimation, but the exact figures are still due.

ElectronicWorm · 06-02-2005, 12:05 AM

NO!!! woooohooooooo I think thats a great result! Now let's hope 'The hague' packs its suitcases and all go home! (yea i know that probebly wont happen)

DrTagnian · 06-02-2005, 01:11 AM

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Originally posted by Stinger
Europe is bus that's heading into a direction that is unknown. But when people hop on a bus, they will want to tell the driver where they're headed, before checking what the bus' end destination will be. You generally don't hop on a bus of which you don't know where it's taking you.

I assume Wouter Bos's train example inspired you?

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Originally posted by Poison Paradise
NO!!! woooohooooooo I think thats a great result! Now let's hope 'The hague' packs its suitcases and all go home! (yea i know that probebly wont happen)

Early 2007, that's probably the time when things change. I don't see any minister leaving.

What will the UK/Blair do with this Constitution?

ForeverInLoveWithJus · 06-02-2005, 09:57 AM

I think they will still vote, hard to say how other countries like the UK and Ireland will vote.

Leonida · 06-02-2005, 03:57 PM

Well if they don't tell us anything about it, and we go to vote, it'll be a "no" from the UK too.

PapRoach123 · 06-02-2005, 09:01 PM

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Originally posted by brit4ever
I assume Wouter Bos's train example inspired you?

He used a train as an example? lol. I haven't seen that guy talk at all, to be honest. Isn't he PvdA? They were for the constitution and all it's stupid rules too, I don't trust them either, heh.

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Originally posted by brit4ever
Early 2007, that's probably the time when things change. I don't see any minister leaving.

You know, I wonder if it really matters who's in charge there. Democracy is fun, but it gets a lot less when the candidates are all alike. A club worth looking into in the near future might be Peter R. de Vries' movement.

One thing's for sure though, the result of this referendum finally started that discussion that they said wasn't needed at first.

DrTagnian · 06-03-2005, 01:11 AM

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Originally posted by Stinger
He used a train as an example? lol.

Yes, he used the exact same story, but then with a train. Would you like to tell us something Stinger?

Do you have connections with the Dutch government? Or are you Bos's adviser?

ForeverInLoveWithJus · 06-04-2005, 02:58 AM

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Originally posted by Lea
Well if they don't tell us anything about it, and we go to vote, it'll be a "no" from the UK too.

Not necessarily. They will in time.

PapRoach123 · 06-04-2005, 12:37 PM

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Originally posted by brit4ever
Yes, he used the exact same story, but then with a train. Would you like to tell us something Stinger? Do you have connections with the Dutch government? Or are you Bos's adviser?

Haha! No thanks! I hate politics. It's just a fancy word for hidden agendas if you ask me. And I don't like people with hidden agendas.

Still funny though. Did he say that before or after the voting?