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[integer at www.god-emil.dk]

>According to one author "Our continent is confronted with two burning problems: 
>the social and the European problem (<85>). The social question is, rightly, the
> main subject of the public debate (<85>). At the same time the European questio
>n, which is not of lesser importance, is simply ignored. Many don't even know ab
>out its existence <85> it is not taken seriously." The author, so it seems, is t
>alking about the coming French referendum, where the debate about the importance
> of the European project is hijacked by national politics and social questions (
>'l'Europe sociale', 'l'Europe untra-lib<E9>rale'). 
>In fact this quotation comes from the book 'Pan-Europa', published in 1923 by Ri
>chard Coudenhove-Kalergi, the father of the European idea. More than eighty year
>s later his words still have a great actuality, warning the Europeans that their
> disaffection with the economic policies of their national governments should no
>t jeopardise the extremely important task of building and consolidating a politi
>cally viable Europe.


Western Europe = bureaucratic siiiiiiiik sissy refuse 

so imi bag pula in a politically viable Europe
especially dutch. austrians. germans. dizguzting rat mfz like that