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What do you mean with that afew? Is it to indicate what you feel is her political stance on Europe? I don't know your personal opinion on the European Constitution, nor did I see any Snark Technology, so I can't make heads or tails from your comment.

And, if I may say so, the European Constitution could (can) be explained in so many ways that anyone could righteously vote against it or for it - and still be a formidable candidate... Politically seen, the European Constitution meant for France a steadier hold on controlling European affairs. On the other side, accepting the Constitution would sacrifice a number of dearly cherished French privileges. So voting both yes and no would give a politician credit - in my mind. That, in a very, very brief is how I remember the analysis for France's position during the run-up to the referendum.

Care to enlighten?

by Nomad (Bjinse) on Mon Oct 3rd, 2005 at 07:25:18 PM EST
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