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Dear John, many of your statements are true or at least interesting and worth of reading but... my country is some 4 years a member country of EU, there are some problems, (sugar production regulations, overregulation of food production...) but. I can say that it was bliss to join EU for my country. Quite often you can hear politicians warning before lose of sovereignity, danger for all nation etc. in fact there are mainly their worries about its own power and uncomfortable feeling that they can be controlled. As for Czech Kingdom the "golden age" were times of the king Karel the IVth. for Serbs it was the same time under serbian tzar Stjepan Dusan - during these times both countries were open and they were actively creating the European system. I believe that this way - without lack of self-confidence without fear build up the enviroment is much better than to build walls and regard neigbours as enemies. I thing the joining EU is the only reasonable and realistic way today. However your idea of Serbia as some kind of bridge is a bit unrealistic. We had the same idea after the WWII. - Czechoslovakia as bridge between East and West - form times after we have saying: Bridges have one bad feature - anyone can tread them under food. Any market in the world is regulated, Russian as American, as Chinese, Indian etc. I am afraid that eventuality you describe means to became the kind of Russian satelite for Serbia in fact.
All the best to You
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