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The EU

KenH

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Originally posted by Scott J:
Of course alot of this could be resolved with the rapture. If you take the born-again Christian vote away from the Republican Party, they cannot win.
A lot could also be cleared up if the postmillennialists turn out to be right and there is a tremendous increase in the number of Christians. Then the Constitution Party would have a great chance of becoming the majority party in these United States.
 

Matt Black

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Actually, the Holy Roman Empire couldn't have organised a drinking session in a brewery for most of it history either. It was a collection of German States largely who did their own thing by the end in 1806. The EU has now got more power than that...

My spoof election results:-

A. Skinhead (British Union of Blackshirts)- 10,263

Nigel Blazer (UKIP)- 100,510

Patsy Blairbabe (New Look-Labour) - 232,456

Libby Dem (Lib Dem) - 97,435

Sir Bufton Tufton (Conservative) - 476,341

Deirdre Leninspart (Socialist Workers Party- Respect for George Galloway, Saddam and other moustachioed loonies) - 3

Jonathan Porridge (Greens) 25,678

That'll do!

Yours in Christ

Matt
 

NaasPreacher (C4K)

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Did you know Matt that over here the voters rejected the (Not so nice Treaty) so the government made them vote again - really.

Still think there was very little really "new" in the treaty. The powers you mentioned are mostly symbolic.

I do see the sovereignty concerns. This may very well be the first step in a "United States of Europe" but I don't think it is here yet.

I take it you are a "keep the pound" man?
 

Matt Black

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Most definitely!

Yes, the "you can have any answer you want as long as it's yes" referendum question worked for the Danes after Maastricht, too

Yours in Christ

Matt
 
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