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Which is strange, because the Germans' desire for "closer European integration" was what gave us the second world war in the first place. (Also, the first.) We
by planetguy 14y ago
Which is strange, because the Germans' desire for "closer European integration" was what gave us the second world war in the first place. (Also, the first.)
We could have saved a lot of lives and effort if we'd just gone along with their idea the first time around. Sure, the capital would be in Berlin instead of Brussels, but is that a big problem?
- excuse-me 14y agoFrom Yes Minister: The Napoleon prize.... It's for the statesman who's made the biggest contribution to European unity. Sir Humphrey: Since Napoleon, that is, if you don't count Hitler.