Comments on: Good job, now let’s be consistent: “EU tells Serbia: no Mladic, no entry” http://www.hypocrisy.nu/2006/05/03/good-job-now-lets-be-consistent-eu-tells-serbia-no-mladic-no-entry/ A blog about modern media, PR, society, technology and how they all bind together. Sat, 07 Jun 2008 11:57:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Henrik http://www.hypocrisy.nu/2006/05/03/good-job-now-lets-be-consistent-eu-tells-serbia-no-mladic-no-entry/comment-page-1/#comment-259 Henrik Sun, 21 May 2006 04:43:09 +0000 http://www.hypocrisy.nu/2006/05/03/good-job-now-lets-be-consistent-eu-tells-serbia-no-mladic-no-entry/#comment-259 And you write this just happening to be affiliated with Europe United?! I'm not saying anything about the organization as a whole, but the comment smells "mass comment" and "spam", sorry mate. However, I agree in having a united Europe in order to meet the growing global challenges and competition. There is a need of a strong voice, and the individual countries alone can't really influence anything or anyone. And you write this just happening to be affiliated with Europe United?!

I’m not saying anything about the organization as a whole, but the comment smells “mass comment” and “spam”, sorry mate.

However, I agree in having a united Europe in order to meet the growing global challenges and competition.

There is a need of a strong voice, and the individual countries alone can’t really influence anything or anyone.

]]> By: kerrygoulde http://www.hypocrisy.nu/2006/05/03/good-job-now-lets-be-consistent-eu-tells-serbia-no-mladic-no-entry/comment-page-1/#comment-247 kerrygoulde Thu, 18 May 2006 14:42:52 +0000 http://www.hypocrisy.nu/2006/05/03/good-job-now-lets-be-consistent-eu-tells-serbia-no-mladic-no-entry/#comment-247 I agree that it is positive, and that consistency is the key to Europe wielding real influence as a force for good in the world. I recently read an interesting poll that support for EU entry among Kurds stands at a staggering 93%. Doesn't this suggest that the EU has been taking action to be seen as a force for justice and human rights protection? Where does this Kurdish confidence come from? It is vital that those of us who are pro-Europe continue to highlight the important role that conditional enlargement plays in European human rights. I hope that more pro-Europeans will make their political voices heard through organisations like Europe United (a pan-European internally democratic political party of which I am a member) in order to bring real pressure to bear on EU institutions for a consistent, progressive enlargement policy. I agree that it is positive, and that consistency is the key to Europe wielding real influence as a force for good in the world.
I recently read an interesting poll that support for EU entry among Kurds stands at a staggering 93%. Doesn’t this suggest that the EU has been taking action to be seen as a force for justice and human rights protection? Where does this Kurdish confidence come from?

It is vital that those of us who are pro-Europe continue to highlight the important role that conditional enlargement plays in European human rights. I hope that more pro-Europeans will make their political voices heard through organisations like Europe United (a pan-European internally democratic political party of which I am a member) in order to bring real pressure to bear on EU institutions for a consistent, progressive enlargement policy.

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