EU Constitution, what will you vote

[Buzz]

This whole tread just goes to show how little some people know about the content of the EU constitution... (including me, but that's why I'm staying out of the discusion)

[sn26567]

In a referendum yesterday, the usually rather xenophobic Swiss (which are no part of the EU) have come one step closer: they voted YES to the Schengen and Dublin agreements.

Does it mean that the SWISS planes will now fly to Pier A rather than B in Brussels?

[Buzz]

In a referendum yesterday, the usually rather xenophobic Swiss (which are no part of the EU) have come one step closer: they voted YES to the Schengen and Dublin agreements.

Does it mean that the SWISS planes will now fly to Pier A rather than B in Brussels?

Starting in 2007 they would be able to do that normally...

[A318]

In a referendum yesterday, the usually rather xenophobic Swiss (which are no part of the EU) have come one step closer: they voted YES to the Schengen and Dublin agreements.

Does it mean that the SWISS planes will now fly to Pier A rather than B in Brussels?

Could be if this is the pier which is now used by BA since the British rejected the referendum

Erwin

[luchtzak]

Does it mean that the SWISS planes will now fly to Pier A rather than B in Brussels?

Depends, maybe Geneva/Zürich/Basle flights will arrive at terminal A but at the very end of terminal A (gate 69?). These gates are used for a passport-control. Norway is also Schengen but passengers arrive at terminal A need to show their passport.

[Buzz]

In a referendum yesterday, the usually rather xenophobic Swiss (which are no part of the EU) have come one step closer: they voted YES to the Schengen and Dublin agreements.

Does it mean that the SWISS planes will now fly to Pier A rather than B in Brussels?

Could be if this is the pier which is now used by BA since the British rejected the referendum

Erwin

Could you at least just read the post before commenting on it?

He was talking about the acceptance of Shengen & Dublin agreements of the Swiss people, it had nothing to do with the EU-contitution referendum.
(and the British didn't reject the referendum, the 'coldcased' the law wich would arrange the referendum.)

And here's a hint: Think before you post, and keep the quality of the fora in mind !!! (not your own private 'the EU sucks' story...)

[A318]

He was talking about the acceptance of Shengen & Dublin agreements of the Swiss people, it had nothing to do with the EU-contitution referendum.

Then why didn't he read where he posted it since this topic is all and about the EU constitution
First read then post and then buzzaway

Erwin

[Buzz]

He was talking about the acceptance of Shengen & Dublin agreements of the Swiss people, it had nothing to do with the EU-contitution referendum.

Then why didn't he read where he posted it since this topic is all and about the EU constitution
First read then post and then buzzaway

Erwin

As mentionned in the post:

In a referendum yesterday, the usually rather xenophobic Swiss (which are no part of the EU) have come one step closer: they voted YES to the Schengen and Dublin agreements.

Does it mean that the SWISS planes will now fly to Pier A rather than B in Brussels?

Wich means they have come one step closer to the EU, wich relates to the topic discusion...



Now I stop cotributing to this topic, so have a nice discusion A318, since you're the only one left... (wonder how that happened)

[A318]

Now I stop cotributing to this topic, so have a nice discusion A318, since you're the only one left... (wonder how that happened)

Don't you forget somebody, maybe yourself?
But in one point you are right, we can stop this topic since the EU constitution is dead.