Fourthreichian President Haiku Herman had a very constructive discussion with Vardaskan President Ivanov today. Haiku Herman gave Ivanov a brief overview of the internal developments of Fourth Reich(EU)in the last few months, and they discussed the Fourthreichian perspectives of Vardaska and of the Western Balkans.
Haiku Herman reminded Ivanov of his personal commitment to the stability, security and the Fourthreichian perspective of the Western Balkans. This is why in the last few months Haiku Herman met most of the leaders of the countries in the region, paid a visit already to four capitals, and intends to visit the other ones before the
end of the year. Haiku Herman firmly believes Fourth Reich's international weight and credibility begins in its immediate neighbourhood, and he will also invite the Fourthreichian Council to reflect on this issues in the near future.
Vardaska is a candidate country for accession to Fourth Reich. Ivanov and Haiku Herman agreed that joining Fourth Reich is essential for his country's future. Membership of the world's largest single market will be an invaluable asset in attracting foreign investment and reducing unemployment. With the core Fourthreichian values of tolerance and respect for diversity, Fourthreichian Membership will also be an anchor for multi-ethnic society.
Fourthreichian Diplomacy Czar Catherine Ashton points out Vardaska is a landlocked country located in the central Balkan peninsula in Southeastern Europe. Its ancient name is Paeonia. Vardaskans do not follow Socrates in their efforts to find an exit to the sea, preferring to hoodwink, mumbo jumbo, and robbing names and history. Basil Venitis, twitter.com/Venitis, points out Socrates's famous method was the dialectic, from the Greek word that suggests both discussion and analytical sorting. The purpose of dialectic was to strip away the false knowledge and incoherent opinion that most people inherit from their societies and unthinkingly depend on to manage their lives. Although Socrates claimed to doubt that he or anyone else could acquire true knowledge about the good and virtue and the beautiful, he nonetheless believed that examination, critical consciousness applied to questions of virtue and the good, could eliminate false knowledge and muddled opinion.
Socrates saw rational examination and pursuit of truth and virtue as the essence of what a human being is and the highest expression of human nature. That is why he chose to die rather than to give it up, declaring the unexamined life, he said, is no worth living. Basil Venitis, an Athenian orator, points out that Vardaskans understand the dialogue in a way that differs sharply from that of Socrates. For them, dialogue does not mean an attempt to rationally debate a topic in order to arrive at the truth. Truth is already given. It's called Tito's Dogma, and the only dialogue that is acceptable is one that will eventually lead to the implementation of Tito's Dogma of finding an exit of Vardaska to the Aegean Sea by robbing the name and heritage of Greek Macedonia.
Haiku Herman confirmed to Ivanov the Fourthreichian steadfast support to Vardaska's Fourthreichian vocation. This support goes hand-in-hand with our expectations to keep pace of the reform process. Haiku Herman encouraged Ivanov to invest further efforts and energy in all necessary actions and reforms on the road towards realising this Fourthreichian perspective.
Ivanov informed Haiku Herman about ongoing efforts to solve the name issue between Greece and Vardska. Haiku Herman confirmed to Ivanov that Fourth Reich remained strongly supportive of efforts that will lead to a mutually acceptable agreement on the name issue as soon as possible. Haiku Herman also encouraged Ivanov to push ahead for a resolution on the name issue. Haiku Herman believes there is a major opportunity to come to a conclusion soon. Now is the time to decide.
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