[freedumb2003]

>>That Denmark must resort to curtailing the freedoms, human rights as granted by the EU indicates<<

That is just silly. Travel between countries is not a “human right.” Denmark is merely reasserting its sovereignty. The EU was hoping it could mimic the success of the USA by having its countries pretend to be States and the EU be the Federal Government.

But the EU charter isn’t the US Constitution, the countries are not States, there is no Texas v. White to clarify their roles. Look at what Greece did to the entirety.

The EU is disintegrating as a cohesive unit — not from islam (although that is certainly playing a part since most muslims are on the dole pulling the whole thing down), but from the fact that it could not possibly succeed: economically, politically, historically nor militarily. It was an idea as DOA as Communism.

[RobRoy]

>>The EU was hoping it could mimic the success of the USA by having its countries pretend to be States and the EU be the Federal Government.<<

Uh oh. When will they have their civil war?

FWIW, once I realized how it worked in the US before the civil war, it hit me that this is pretty much exactly where they are going in the EU. It is the US back when governors were more powerful than the president.

[lbryce]

That Denmark must resort to curtailing the freedoms, human rights as granted by the EU indicates..

There, I fixed it.

[junta]

Its the Weekly Standard line borrowed from their leftist upbring, all European nations must be reduced.