In our sixth episode of The Special Relationship we discuss whether or not the European Union can be reformed. We begin with a brief word from journalist Paul Mason, and then Freddie and Aaron are joined from Paris by Timo Stibbe to debate his recent Junction column.
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The Junction 
marcstevenwhite
very engaging. to limit the EU to currency and whatever else their bylaws state presents conumdrums. Of course trade on many levels created and links the EU which seems to be in its toddler stage. Just look at the struggles here in america this 350 year old democratic federal constitutional republic.
I remember growing up questioning what europe was, why it was considered a continent on its own. One can that Europe is an offshoot of roman and post roman empire and “indigenous peoples” response to it.
In the end the answer is in multidisciplinary approach.
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marcstevenwhite
How much has brexit been a wag the dog and pony show- with the doggy trying to jump off. after all history does show that britain ala u.k. has made many perplexing decisions involving enrichments involving socioethnicities throughout its +two thousand year existence.
The big elephant in the room is the smart but putrid Putin’ russia
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