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[b]andrew wrote:[/b]
[quote][b]Pattaya wrote:[/b]
[quote]We've all got different views on here about the Palestine crisis....let's see how the EU goes about spending our hard earned money dealing with it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-eu-30516523

'MEPs back Palestinian statehood bid'

'If you are in Strasbourg for a European Parliament plenary session you are bound to run into a drinks reception at some point. This time, it was an event to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah.

There was singing, a live band and an opulent buffet (kosher of course). The vice-president of the parliament even lit the special festival candelabra.

But attention shifted to the thorny political question of Palestine on Wednesday.

The European Parliament voted to recognise Palestine as a state "in principle", by an overwhelming majority - 498 in favour and 88 against.'

Good to know foreign policy is being handled by such professionals. ;) ....and not a Greggs Sausage Roll in sight :woohoo:[/quote]

Well at least we know who benefits from the EU the MEPS.[/quote]

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andrew	Pattaya wrote: We've all got different views on here about the Palestine crisis....let's see how the EU goes about spending our hard earned money dealing with it. www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-eu-30516523 'MEPs back Palestinian statehood bid' 'If you are in Strasbourg for a European Parliament plenary session you are bound to run into a drinks reception at some point. This time, it was an event to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. There was singing, a live band and an opulent buffet (kosher of course). The vice-president of the parliament even lit the special festival candelabra. But attention shifted to the thorny political question of Palestine on Wednesday. The European Parliament voted to recognise Palestine as a state "in principle", by an overwhelming majority - 498 in favour and 88 against.' Good to know foreign policy is being handled by such professionals. ....and not a Greggs Sausage Roll in sight Well at least we know who benefits from the EU the MEPS.
Pattaya	We've all got different views on here about the Palestine crisis....let's see how the EU goes about spending our hard earned money dealing with it. www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-eu-30516523 'MEPs back Palestinian statehood bid' 'If you are in Strasbourg for a European Parliament plenary session you are bound to run into a drinks reception at some point. This time, it was an event to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. There was singing, a live band and an opulent buffet (kosher of course). The vice-president of the parliament even lit the special festival candelabra. But attention shifted to the thorny political question of Palestine on Wednesday. The European Parliament voted to recognise Palestine as a state "in principle", by an overwhelming majority - 498 in favour and 88 against.' Good to know foreign policy is being handled by such professionals. ....and not a Greggs Sausage Roll in sight