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Originally Posted by CarlosTheGaucho
I don't believe in this,
You can't match the interests of one country that employs more people in agriculture than during the stone age, another country that always has been on the top of industry development, and another country, where people are not used to work and you have to use a leash on most of them if you want performance.
Don't forget the STRONG role of trade unions / left wing forces, that is mirrored in the work legislative / massive problems with problematic, non quality immigration from the third world countries / all kinds of limitations and issues that pretty much block anything, such as a clear political line and unity, that is necessary for proper execution.
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If you look at our history this what we did in the US. The states were not homogenous. Europe seems on the right track with the EU. Bigger is better and hopefully someday we will have one world.
There was a good point made earlier that since we export our culture to the world that obviously other coutries know more about us then we know about them.