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Actually while we're at it lets move westernmost Europe to GMT. Spain has no right to be at GMT+1 when its more westerly than England. And France, Belgium, the
by contravariant 9y ago
Actually while we're at it lets move westernmost Europe to GMT. Spain has no right to be at GMT+1 when its more westerly than England. And France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are either entirely or to a great extent west of the 7.5° meridian.
- Piskvorrr 9y agoEasy, right? Except now you have created a timezone border (multiple, actually, because what business does Bulgaria have in GMT+1?) splitting a somewhat borderless EU, just so it looks more logical on your map. "Everything has at least three side effects..."
- icebraining 9y agoThe EU already has timezone borders, grumbles the Portuguese.
- tom_mellior 9y agoAnd the Romanian, the Finn, and the Balt. As well as the Frenchman taking the train to Britain. The Greek, too, though he doesn't share a land border with CET-using EU countries.