Bush za Niemcami w Radzie Bezpieczenstwa ONZ

28.06.05, 06:43

Coraz szybciej, skutki II wojny swiatowej sa dla Niemcow zamazywane. Czy
dlugo bedzie trzeba czekac na wyzwolenie Stettin und Breslau?
Watpie.



Bush backs German bid for UN seat

George Bush and Gerhard Schroeder last met in Germany in February
President George Bush says the US will not oppose Germany's bid for permanent
membership of the UN Security Council.
He made the statement in Washington, after talks with visiting German
Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder on Monday.

Japan, India, Brazil and Germany have put forward a plan for adding 10 seats
to the council - six of them permanent and four non-permanent.

Mr Bush also urged Mr Schroeder to pursue EU talks aimed at preventing Iran
from obtaining nuclear weapons.

"We oppose no country's bid for the Security Council," Mr Bush told reporters
at the White House.

So far, the US has only come out in support of Japan.

Europe's role in the war on terror and its negotiations with Iran over the
country's nuclear programme were also discussed.

Mr Bush spoke of sending a "unified message" to Tehran to say that the
development of a nuclear weapon was "unacceptable".

Low ratings

Mr Schroeder's visit comes as polls show his popularity at home is at its
lowest ever.

He has recently made a call for early general elections after suffering a
heavy blow in local polls.

Current opinion polls show that his Christian Democrat opponent, Angela
Merkel, leads Mr Schroeder's Social Democrats 44% to 27%.

She is expected to secure an easy victory when Germans go to the polls,
presumably in mid-September.

"I think that the Bush administration, like everybody else, has written
Schroeder off as basically a lame duck whose time is very limited now," an
expert on US-German relations at John Hopkins University, Stephen Szabo, told
AP news agency.


    • neceser Re: Bush za Niemcami w Radzie Bezpieczenstwa ONZ 28.06.05, 14:34
      neceser napisał:

      >
      > Coraz szybciej, skutki II wojny swiatowej sa dla Niemcow zamazywane. Czy
      > dlugo bedzie trzeba czekac na wyzwolenie Stettin und Breslau?
      > Watpie.
      >
      >
      >
      > Bush backs German bid for UN seat
      >
      > George Bush and Gerhard Schroeder last met in Germany in February
      > President George Bush says the US will not oppose Germany's bid for permanent
      > membership of the UN Security Council.
      > He made the statement in Washington, after talks with visiting German
      > Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder on Monday.
      >
      > Japan, India, Brazil and Germany have put forward a plan for adding 10 seats
      > to the council - six of them permanent and four non-permanent.
      >
      > Mr Bush also urged Mr Schroeder to pursue EU talks aimed at preventing Iran
      > from obtaining nuclear weapons.
      >
      > "We oppose no country's bid for the Security Council," Mr Bush told reporters
      > at the White House.
      >
      > So far, the US has only come out in support of Japan.
      >
      > Europe's role in the war on terror and its negotiations with Iran over the
      > country's nuclear programme were also discussed.
      >
      > Mr Bush spoke of sending a "unified message" to Tehran to say that the
      > development of a nuclear weapon was "unacceptable".
      >
      > Low ratings
      >
      > Mr Schroeder's visit comes as polls show his popularity at home is at its
      > lowest ever.
      >
      > He has recently made a call for early general elections after suffering a
      > heavy blow in local polls.
      >
      > Current opinion polls show that his Christian Democrat opponent, Angela
      > Merkel, leads Mr Schroeder's Social Democrats 44% to 27%.
      >
      > She is expected to secure an easy victory when Germans go to the polls,
      > presumably in mid-September.
      >
      > "I think that the Bush administration, like everybody else, has written
      > Schroeder off as basically a lame duck whose time is very limited now," an
      > expert on US-German relations at John Hopkins University, Stephen Szabo, told
      > AP news agency.
      >
      >
    • nat.ka Re: Bush za Niemcami w Radzie Bezpieczenstwa ONZ 28.06.05, 14:35
      ta, może jeszcze Polski tam brakuje?
      • neceser Re: Bush za Niemcami w Radzie Bezpieczenstwa ONZ 28.06.05, 14:42
        Polski? Czyzby ci perspektywa szwankowala? z czym i poco? kto poprze?

        nat.ka napisała:

        > ta, może jeszcze Polski tam brakuje?
        >
        • nat.ka Re: Bush za Niemcami w Radzie Bezpieczenstwa ONZ 28.06.05, 14:46
          to było w 100% ironiczne :)dla mnie całe ONZ to chory wytwór, ale to już inna kwestia.
    • kropekuk Qrwa mac!!! Ja chce Thatcher !!! 28.06.05, 14:47

      • neceser Re: Qrwa mac!!! Ja chce Thatcher !!! 28.06.05, 15:18
        ale to nie personalne lecz systemowe zmiany. japonia tez ma poparcie USA.
        Panta rhei.
        kropekuk napisał:

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