knowledgeable on that issue of than any other country in europe but for some reason when it came to your both leiby and syria are led to a back seat you. essentially gave the initiative to your france and the united kingdom why is arlen so passive on those issues of war and peace especially given your unique experience. your question base based on two premises start are wrong again the first of premises that the european union was involved in the policy decisions that led to some of the countries further dissident there's a difference between european countries and the european union did european countries have decided not to give compton seats to european union regarding where they put their on this fourth of this debate on the it's a very. you say you can't blame the european union for using powers are not using power with the heart of i mean you're correct to say that member members of the european union talk different stances in relation to reach was asking with our allies has never voiced either luciferian or at least will guarantee its expertise in chile goes without. that's wrong though irel

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