1 Reply by Little Paul (edited by Little Paul 15-Jan-2013 19:35:57)

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Re: The "president" of europe

http://www.deredactie.be/cm/vrtnieuws/mediatheek/programmas/Villa%2BPolitica/2.26234/2.26235/1.1525511

Although his comments where more then teasing, I think its stupid and shameful act to give this guy a fine for explaining his opinion, be it with strong metaphors. I share his opinion 100%.

Also I think if you have that amount of power a (so called) president has, you should be able to live with this.

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Re: The "president" of europe

the title is in dutch but the interview is in English.

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Re: The "president" of europe

Good for him, but nobody in that suit should put down another person's appearance.

Though why you have a President of Europe, I don't know, you could have just made the Pope the figurehead and waived his salary and let the deputies run it

The core joke of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is that of course no civilization would develop personal computers with instant remote database recovery, and then waste this technology to find good drinks.
Steve Jobs has ruined this joke.

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The way he does it is not like it should be, I admit that. But if bush or Obama were to fine every guy who insulted them and collect that fine they wouldn't have needed any other funds for campaigning.

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5 Reply by [TI] Primo (edited by [TI] Primo 16-Jan-2013 11:18:34)

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Re: The "president" of europe

that is a horrible suit...

as for van rompuy
does he even have any sort of power?
i thought he was basically a ceremonial puppet.

NEE NAW NEE NAW

Primo

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well, he does remind me of thunderbirds big_smile

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