Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Democrazia della paura vs. democrazia della coscienza

"And it is clear that, however much the British public grumbles about 
Brussels, it is not set on leaving. In May last year, twice as many Britons 
told pollsters that they wanted to leave as wanted to stay. As the prospects 
of an exit have risen, support for it has fallen. Right now, opinion is 
finely balanced between staying and going"
 
http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21570691-promising-referendum-europe-prime-minister-taking-punt-gambler
 
 
Cos'� cambiato in meno di un anno ai Britt?
 
1. L'economia non decolla pur con un governo Tory, con la svalutazione della 
sterlina, con i tagli alle spese, con i salvataggi alle banche, con gli 
investimenti per le olimpiadi.
2. La paura del crollo dell'Euro si � allontanata ed � aumentata la fiducia 
nelle capacit� comunitarie di risolvere i problemi
3. Si sono resi conto di essere troppo legati all'economia europea
4. varie ed eventuali (aggiungere a piacere).
 
In altre parole, la democrazia � guidata dalla paura o dalla coscienza?
 
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These words are too solid
They don't move fast enough
To catch the blur in the brain
That flies by and is gone
(Suzanne Vega, Language, 1987) 
 

 In altre parole, la democrazia � guidata dalla paura o dalla coscienza?
 
Coscienza? Ma sei il figliolo di Heidi?
 
Ciao!
 
 
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 Am.
 
o calare dato che nel frattempo i "noti" europeisti scozzesi sarebbero gi� 
appartenenti ad un altro stato... :-)) 
 

 Am.
 
non ti agitare, suvvia :-) 
 

 Am.
 
io invece ho una visione nettamente contraria, credo piuttosto che stiamo 
gi� vivendo un grande rilancio delle politica europea nel mondo ed il Regno 
Unito sar� tra i protagonisti di questo rilancio proprio perch� ha scelto la 
propria autonomia rispetto una unione europea che ha ammazzato alcuni stati 
ed espanso altri... 
 

 Am.
 
e chi lo dice?
 
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-10-06/uk/34293504_1_ranjan-mathai-india-uk-foreign-secretary
 
 
Cameron to visit India in 2013; 2nd trip in 30 months
 
LONDON: Prime Minister David Cameron is set to visit India for a second time 
in less than 30 months ***with the British government enthusiastically 
welcoming the Indian cabinet's decision to open up the insurance and pension 
sectors***. Cameron is prepared to ignore the protocol of Prime Minister 
Manmohan Singh's return visit to Britain before he can undertake another 
trip. ****A diplomatic source confirmed "mutually convenient dates are being 
looked at"***.
 
The new minister responsible for India at the British foreign office, Hugo 
Swire, said Cameron will be visiting New Delhi "early in the New Year" 
during a seminar on India-UK relations at the International Institute for 
Strategic Studies.
 
****Asked to comment on the cabinet decision on foreign direct investment 
(FDI) in insurance and pension funds, Swire replied, "I'd like to react 
extremely positively. It's an extraordinarily exciting development."***
 
Either with or around the time of Cameron's visit, ****Britain will despatch 
a trade mission which could include Tesco, UK's biggest supermarket chain 
which is a candidate to increase its investment in multi-brand retail in 
India. It already has a joint venture with the Tatas.****
 
Cameron's trip to India will be preceded by a visit by William Hague, 
British foreign secretary, who will meet his counterpart, S M Krishna, the 
external affairs minister, and other senior government officials.
 
High on the agenda of both sides is increased cooperation in the areas of 
counter-terrorism and security to meaningfully consolidate the strategic 
ties between the two countries. Foreign secretary Ranjan Mathai, passing 
through London, said, "Exchange of actionable intelligence in real time is 
important."
 
Mathai also emphasized on UK's support to build a consensus for India's 
membership of the four multilateral export control regimes on nuclear 
matters. Swire responded India could count on the UK's support. 
 

 Am.
 
io i documenti te li ho postati, sei tu che posti le lettere dei lettori 
quali documenti :-)) 
 

 Am.
 
vedo che ancora non ti � chiaro che gli eventuali benefici sono biunivoci e 
non solo da una stessa parte