What European Crisis?
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Timothy Garton Ash’s analysis of Europe (Commentary, June 12) is little more than panicky hyperventilation. What European crisis? In today’s hyperbole, a problem is always a crisis and now, apparently, the EU’s growing pains signal the end of civilization. The democratic process is inherently slow and noisy. Civilizations fall due to a timid unwillingness to change. If anything, the EU’s vision is too bold and too imaginative. The EU represents the vibrant rejuvenation of the West, not its end.
John T. Luoma
Huntington Beach
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