Ikorrellim, I will try to answer your question. NO I WILL answer your question. First look at what Donerail and Gaston are saying. They say that France has seen many wars and that wars are not fun. I agree, but you must ask yourself WHY has France seen so many wars? It is because of the European way of thinking. Don't worry France will see more wars because they have a short foresight. They also play politics too much. Look at what Chriac has done. He had his hand in Saddam's pocket so far that he could not pull it out in time to get into the Iraqi war. Him and Putin and Schroeder. This kind of conduct has been going on in Europe since the beginning of Europe and that is why they continue having wars. Chriac wants to have a European Army. What a laugh. The Europeans will go along with him too because they want what they think is their place in leading the world. The countries of Europe are small countires whose time is all but past. The new powers will be China, The U.S. maybe Russia, and India. In their quest to be the big dogs on the porch Europe will start more wars. The politicians have been cheating the people of Europe for centuries. Look at the high taxes they pay (the people think that is normal). When a country like Ireland sees the light and lowers their taxes mainland Europe just has a fit because they know one day the people will wake up and see that lower taxes equal more jobs, a better standard of living for all, not just for the politicians. The Irish economy just took off when they lowered their taxes. The European politicians are afraid of losing their grip on the power over the people. Just as the Democrats in this country are afraid. In one word I can tell you why many Europeans do not like the U.S. JEALOUSY. Their system of government is all about control, control, control. One more thing. France's good buddy's, the Arabs are about to show France a thing or two about terrorism. France has been kissing the Arabs *** just to try to keep them in line and in return the Arabs put bombs under their rail lines. Hang on to your "Burrito" France.