FOLLOWING THE EUROPEAN UNION

You can borrow my Santa mankini if you like.

I have this weird inkling that Qualoonymoth is a mankini sort of guy.

Only ad hominems, cheap ad hominems. Nothing to say?

What, you think youre worthy of expensive "Whistler v Ruskin" ad hominems ?.

Youre a clam remember, you havent evolved a notochord let alone a brain.

Suggestion for you: quit while you're behind.

behind what, mate? You NEVER explain anything.

That's because you're too dense.

That is an ad hominem. again and again and again and..

It's not worth arguing with loonymoth, CI.

He is a devoted follower of his Royal Holiness that is David Icke.

If you do some research on Icke, you will realise what a tinfoil hat wearer you are dealing with.

I should know better than to respond to 'such' people.

Nice to see you back here by the way, CI.

with the Sydney Opera house behind you, in your thumbnail, you kinda look like the "Flying Nun"

Follower? wow, you are biased aren't you?
And where does it state that Icke is tinfoil hat wearer,

Is it possible you are taking the mainstream media way too serious, mate?

I mean, can you explain your point of view?

I am rather curious.

Nun other.

I thought it was a hat as well!

Brilliant!

and of course no answers to the questions asked by this fellow Q

I do support him. He is spot on

Nice try, loonymoth.

strange folks indeed here.

Why not if now new US migration policy influences European climate?
'Trump has barely become a president to start inspiring leaders of other nations with his executive orders ...'
http://www.articlesreader.com/new-us-migration-policy-influences-european-climate/

Interesting things happening around the EU experiment.

Poland and Hungary are aligned in a power struggle with Brussels.

Watching.

https://www.npr.org/sections/parallels/2018/03/12/587949473/how-poland-and-hungary-are-forming-a-powerful-tag-team-against-brussels

Excerpt:

Hungary and Poland have come to each other's defense on and off since the Middle Ages. And they are doing so now as the European Union increases pressure on the two countries to tamp down what Brussels views as their attacks on democracy.

The power of their alliance was evident during a meeting Thursday in Brussels between European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. The two were trying to resolve concerns the EU has about the independence of Poland's courts after the government dramatically increased its control of the judiciary. That action led the European Commission last December to trigger an unprecedented Article 7 proceeding against Warsaw. Nicknamed the "nuclear option," it could ultimately lead to Poland losing EU voting rights if it fails to comply with EU demands by March 20.

What do you call here "the EU experiment"?

And certainly you noticed the date of that report (March 12, 2018)
[The Visegrád Group includes the Czech Republic and Slovakia as well.]