Posted on 05/23/2018 11:38:47 AM PDT by Olog-hai
More than three in four people living in Denmark consider the EU to be “a good thing”, according to a new poll.
The results from the poll, which was carried out by the European Commission’s Eurobarometer, shows a record high level of support for the union amongst people in Denmark.
76 percent of people responding to the survey said that the EU was a “good thing”. That represents the highest level in Denmark since Eurobarometer began asking the question in 1974.
Only seven percent said they thought they EU was a “bad thing” in the latest poll. […]
Meanwhile, sovereignty — the area in which Denmark traditionally shows the most skepticism towards the political and economic union — remains an issue for people in the Scandinavian country, according to the poll. …
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What a relief! What would NATO be without Denmark? People in Kansas can sleep soundly knowing that the US can count on the Danish military to help defend the United States.
I won’t rest until I know what people in Liechtenstein think of the EU!
Well, they aren’t a member, but they’re in the European Economic Area where they have to abide by EU laws.
Guess Danes don’t like being Danes anymore.
More than 90% of Irish people want to stay in EU, poll reveals
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/more-than-90-of-irish-people-want-to-stay-in-eu-poll-reveals-1.3488112
We should have let Europe have Hitler by treaty. We would have saved a million casualties and billions of dollars which also included all of the aid to the Communist Soviets to fight Hitler. All of our resources could have been used to knock out Japan and we could have the whole Pacific rim free and Communism would be dead. The Super Power war between America and Germany would be epic. /sarc
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