I would imagine that they would ignore each other's views. It does have a glorious future, provided the organisation maintains this rich tradition and does not allow itself to be dictated by some of the key regional players like the U.S., Japan or Canada in the name of globalisation or whatever in any given situation. It must be remembered that this regional grouping has always been capable of taking nitty-gritty decisions based on fairplay and justice. England It is the business of a country's people to freely decide who shall lead them and what their laws and customs will be. I think that co-operation between international representatives has shown with the recent G8 meetings, that little is ever agreed upon of any worthwhile significance.
Individual countries have to take their own stance if they wish things to be changed.
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