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POLL TO FREEP: Do you believe that over the next 10 years Europe will become the next superpower?
Newsweek Europe ^
Posted on 09/21/2002 2:55:11 PM PDT by Timesink
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To: Timesink
Newsweek POLE(?) Results: We're kicking A$$.
Man, those guys can't even spell.
What a pathetically sad poll. Europe a super power? Please. Europe has as much chance of becoming a super power as I have of sleeping with every member of the Swedish Bikini Team.
Anyway, I agree with those who say that Europe will become a part of the Islamic world in the next couple of decades. Once that happens, Europes long decline will turn into a sudden freefall.
To: Timesink
Just voted "no." Results 84-16, in favor of no.
Query: can you be a super power if every few decades you have to beg the USA to come pull your a$$ out of a crack? Superpower or not, Europe will always be second to us because, among other things, we have more guns and more computers. And we're not afraid to use both.
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posted on
09/22/2002 3:14:17 AM PDT
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Iwo Jima
To: Timesink
FOL (fall over laughing)
vaudine
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posted on
09/22/2002 4:50:35 AM PDT
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vaudine
To: polemikos
"A superpower? Don't bet on it."
I think the EU is already teamed up with the UN to create the nonexistant NWO. That will be the superpower.
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09/25/2002 1:27:23 AM PDT
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brat
To: brat
I think the EU is already teamed up with the UN to create the nonexistant NWO. That will be the superpower.
A house of cards that falls with the slightest strong wind.
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