Sovereignity of member states of the European Union is an illusion?
Q. Would you call the member states of the European Union sovereign? Since the legislation of the European Communities has priority over national laws, and the economic freedom of the member states is nearly non-existent. And the powers conferred on the European Communities (and the European Union) are not restricted to the economy only; the European Union ''controls'' many facets of the European societies. So, isn't it an illusion that European countries (the member states, that is) are still sovereign? And if they haven't lost their sovereignity now, aren't they bound to lose it eventually when the European Union is developing so fast? Wow, and you didn't answer my question at all.
Asked by LittleMeg [iSpank Ponce] - Thu Jan 8 17:37:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, it is an illusion. That answered your question since the question is "isn't it an illusion that European countries (the member states, that is) are still sovereign?".
Answered by Floydian Trooper - Fri Jan 9 08:59:32 2009

What is the brand of those european stuffed animals that have plush toys, keychains etc?
Q. These are sold at airports and fine stores. It is only animals, really cute, I remember seeing them at an International Airport and also in Paris. They're european, probably swedish or Swiss.
Asked by Felfina - Wed Feb 27 22:44:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Steiff (Steiff is German, but that's close)
Answered by Auntie O - Wed Feb 27 22:48:06 2008

How can i get a Citizenship into the European Union?
Q. I know the first half of getting a citizenship into the European Union is to be European. But you also have to be a nationally from one of the European Union Member States. Just wondering cause i want to get the hell out of america. This place is a major target, for terrorism and its already starting to currupt and get bad here.
Asked by EuroStudio - Mon Jan 8 00:44:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. there are different way to immigrate to EU, just like to any other countries - family, work, business, etc. If your parents or grandparents or maybe other family members have or had European citizenship (or were born in one of those countries) you might be eligible for their passport. try these links -
Answered by elbgd - Mon Jan 8 01:34:33 2007