La
colonisation par la pensée unique
anglo-saxonne.
13.05.09 - Je ne comprends pas pourquoi
l’Ambassadeur Benoît d’Aboville,
rien de plus français que cela,
devrait donner une conférence en
anglais, alors que nous sommes à
Bruxelles, coeur de l’Europe, où
le français, au même titre
du néerlandais et de l’allemand,
langues officielles de la Belgique, est
langue véhiculaire et langue fondatrice
de l’Europe.
Que est-ce qu’il faut encore, en
plus de la crise dont le monde anglo-saxon
nous a fait cadeau, pour comprendre que
l’anglais, imposé à
la matraque, propage dans le Monde entier
une pensée ambiguë, matérialiste
et prédatrice qui est à
l’origine de la décadence
de l’Europe et de toutes ses valeurs
fondatrices et fondamentales.
Mon projet et ma vocation ayant toujours
été la construction d’une
Europe inspirée des plus hautes
valeurs de l’humanité, de
la fraternité, de la solidarité
et de l'état de droit, sa colonisation
par la pensée unique anglo-saxonne
me préoccupe profondément.
Anna Maria Campogrande
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Objet : Invitation: 15/05/2009 - CITIZEN'S
CONTROVERSIES : "Would Europe Have
Enough Say in a Reformed NATO?"
The
Madariaga – College of Europe Foundation
is pleased to invite you to its next Citizen’s
Controversy:
Would Europe Have Enough Say in a Reformed
NATO?
With
Ambassador Benoît d’Aboville,
Former French Ambassador to NATO (2002-2005)
and
Jean-Luc Dehaene, Member of the
European Parliament (PPE-DE),
President of the Administrative Council
of the College of Europe
The debate will be moderated by
Pierre Defraigne, Executive Director,
Madariaga – College of Europe Foundation
In the light of the NATO summit 3-4 April
2009 in Strasborg/Kehl, this upcoming
Citizen’s Controversy will
focus on the question of whether and how
Europe can develop a stronger voice in
a reformed NATO. With the launching of
a process to advance a new Strategic Concept
defining NATO’s long-term future,
the admission of Croatia and Albania into
the Alliance, and the return of France
into its military structures, the Strasbourg
summit opened the door to a stronger and
more coordinated European voice within
NATO. But will, and should, the European
members seize this opportunity and speak
as one on issues as far reaching as Eastern
enlargement, transformation of NATO’s
military structures, and relations between
NATO, the EU, Washington and Moscow?
On Friday 15 May 2009, between 13:00
and 14:30 in the new premises of the Madariaga
– College of Europe Foundation:
14, avenue de la Joyeuse Entrée–
1040 Brussels (close to Rond-Point Schuman).
The debate will be held in English, but
it will be possible to address questions
in French.
To register, please send your name and
the name of your organization to info@madariaga.org
or by fax to: +32(0)2.209.62.11. Please
note that as the number of seats is limited,
registrations will be processed on a first-come
first-serve basis.
For more information, do not hesitate
to contact us on: +32(0)2.209.62.10
Participation fee: 8€/ Students:
3€. Sandwiches and drinks will be
provided.
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About the Citizen’s
Controversies:
In the run-up to the 2009 European Parliamentary
elections, the Citizen’s Controversies
strive to encourage citizen ownership
of the pan-European political debate by
securing fair and contrasting views on
fundamental EU issues. Each debate confronts
different points of view on a given topic
to point out options and trade-offs and
highlight the political stakes present
in each necessary compromise. The objective
is to enhance the perception of a ‘European
common good’, which is more than
the sum of national interests.
For more information on the Citizen’s
Controversies and to read the reports,
visit our website at: http://www.madariaga.org/programmes/challenging-citizens/citizens-controversies
