Map Of European Union States
Posted in EU Info on 10/06/2010 11:23 pm by admin
POLL: Do you think the European countries will eventually unite into one country (“United States of Europe”)?
I think it’s inevitable.
In fact, I may live to see it someday.
The European Union pulls the countries together closer economically, and eventually a single government will be needed to regulate all the decisions from one country to another.
It’d be cool to have a Republic of Europe on the map 
Sort of like America’s twin : )))
No way. First of all we don’t speak the same language as in USA. Second, we don’t have the same religion (others are Catholics, others Orthodox ), then each EU cares about their own interests most of all (for example take a look at greedy Germany). It can’t happen, sorry to burst your bubble. And I am happy that it won’t!
New States in the EU!
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