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Post by AAC on Mar 9, 2005 1:45:38 GMT 1
Three Lions, just curious, who decides what method of economy to pursue, it it you? A country, any country should utilize whatever methods are best suited to its population and way of life.
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Post by Three Lions on Mar 9, 2005 1:52:02 GMT 1
No. There's too many stone heads in Croatia and I like knocking them down, its my mission. Don't try to runaway.
A Croatian Architect told me yesterday that the reason why Croatia does not want to be in the EU is because people will find out how corrupt Croatia really is.
When you think about it, maybe it is the EU which is having second thoughts.
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Post by Three Lions on Mar 9, 2005 1:53:21 GMT 1
The only type of workable economy is the free market, backed by a proper liberal democracy.
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Post by AAC on Mar 9, 2005 1:55:24 GMT 1
If it can be effectively integrated into the local economy then yes I would agree. What are your thoughts about US influence on the EUs decision?
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Post by Old Guest on Mar 9, 2005 1:56:04 GMT 1
No. There's too many stone heads in Croatia and I like knocking them down, its my mission. Don't try to runaway. A Croatian Architect told me yesterday that the reason why Croatia does not want to be in the EU is because people will find out how corrupt Croatia really is. When you think about it, maybe it is the EU which is having second thoughts. You can knock my ... stone knock ... hahahaha. |
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Post by Culchie on Mar 9, 2005 2:04:59 GMT 1
Shouldn't Gotovina have given himself up?
Isn't that the mark of a true political icon, (as he appears to be portrayed by the majority of Croatians).....to put his country first, rather than protect his own personal gain & freedom, to the detriment of his fellow Croats?
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Post by Three Lions on Mar 9, 2005 2:06:39 GMT 1
Old Guest you are truely stoned. Sorry US foreign policy at the moment is getting beyond me, may be it is getting beyond them. I'm sure someone has a theory on whether the US wants Croatia in or out of the EU?
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Post by Old Guest on Mar 9, 2005 2:10:59 GMT 1
Shouldn't Gotovina have given himself up? Isn't that the mark of a true political icon, (as he appears to be portrayed by the majority of Croatians).....to put his country first, rather than protect his own personal gain & freedom, to the detriment of his fellow Croats? I think you only way for you to find this out is by asking him personaly. You can even make good money out of it. So ... unlike majority of Croatians - get on business. |
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Post by Three Lions on Mar 9, 2005 2:12:26 GMT 1
Gotovina should give himself up, it is the mark of a true spirit to face your accusers and spit in their face. What is he doing sitting in some comfortable hideout watching the Champions League?
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Post by AAC on Mar 9, 2005 2:16:57 GMT 1
Three lions-Personal insults such as yours to Old guest only detract from whatever point you were trying to make, if you were in fact trying to make a point.
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Post by EMIZ on Mar 9, 2005 2:24:28 GMT 1
Old guest look at the national companies, they are a disgrace, Ina is the most pathetic company I have ever come across.
They have offices dotted all over the places, when the Zagreb-Split highway was built; Ina was asked which locations they would like before other companies, this is illegal but I know for a fact it happened, I was involved in the bidding.
Ina is all that is wrong with Croatia, cheating heavy handed policies, terrible service, yet they remain number one because of their artificial help.
Old guest you strike me as something of a sot.
Those ideals are why Croatia is in such a state.
Croatia should privatise these flogging wasteful companies, Ina is already on its way to being owned by mol anyway.
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Post by Old Guest on Mar 9, 2005 2:28:06 GMT 1
Old guest look at the national companies, they are a disgrace, Ina is the most pathetic company I have ever come across. They have offices dotted all over the places, when the Zagreb-Split highway was built; Ina was asked which locations they would like before other companies, this is illegal but I know for a fact it happened, I was involved in the bidding. Ina is all that is wrong with Croatia, cheating heavy handed policies, terrible service, yet they remain number one because of their artificial help. Old guest you strike me as something of a sot. Those ideals are why Croatia is in such a state. Croatia should privatise these flogging wasteful companies, Ina is already on its way to being owned by mol anyway. Ina is not "national" company. Hungarian company owns it for 3 years. |
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Post by EMIZ on Mar 9, 2005 2:30:36 GMT 1
No; it is a national company and mol has about a 20% stake.
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Three Apologetic Lions
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Post by Three Apologetic Lions on Mar 9, 2005 2:33:06 GMT 1
Three lions-Personal insults such as yours to Old guest only detract from whatever point you were trying to make, if you were in fact trying to make a point. It wasn't much of an insult! I can be truely more offensive. Anyway the point being I find Croatia a very frustrating place. It seems to me you've got both feet planted firmly in the past. |
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Post by EMIZ on Mar 9, 2005 2:34:15 GMT 1
I don't know why you're saying sorry, he said you know nothing before you were rude ;D
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