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Obviously someone who has never been abroad

Or who defines foreign travel as being in the army

Heathrow is the worlds busiest airport, how exactly is this a bad thing.

To travel within the EU (except the UK) you don't actually need a passport, we have completely open borders so how you would have to surrender a non-existant passport would be quite interesting.

When it comes to wireless communications Europe is way ahead of the US mainly do to geography but partly due to EU standardisation of the use of frequencies.

As for for 'Web 2.0' just as much hype as the crap .doc era where 99.9% of companies who made money out of it were doing similar things pre web

As for foreign investment unlike the US we actually believe in free trade where we don't restrict who can buy what. Apparently in the US you have to be american to own an airport or port and public contracts go not on value but in which country the company providing the servce is based

Posted by: mrjonno   Posted on: 11/05/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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