European Union Russia Relations
Posted in EU Info on 10/06/2010 11:23 pm by admin
What is reason for such late date for word leaders U.S. meeting?
Just read they will be getting together on November 15, even though word has been going round for some weeks now that they were about to get together very soon.
Even from Italy came word that everything was set since at least two weekends ago…Coming to think of it Italian prime minister did come visit Pres. Bush. So did the French some days ago. As well as European Union leader, Jose Manuel (his last name escapes me now).
So what is really going on? Are they trying to convince someone else, let’s say, Putin? Relations between Russia and US are very strained.
How long can the economy and other big issues wait for this summit long in the making?!!!
They are meeting to cement plans for the One World Government, that everyone is not talking about.
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