From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja
Date: December 06, 2012
RE: Requisition of Member States of the European Union Leaders to
Support EU Cap Budget 2014-2020 Proposed by European Council President Mr.
Herman van Rompuy to solve European Crises.
Suggestion:
Good Morning Mrs. Chancellor. I have
been paying extremely keen attention to European Union Cap Budget 2014-2020. I
anticipated successful outcome with great confidence. Unfortunately, EU budget
summit fails. You are all responsible leaders. Budget debate is very sensible.
As a leader, you have to cooperate with all EU leaders to support EU Cap Budget
2014-2020. You are an intelligent leader and you understand what is happening
in Europe. I always appreciate the process of negotiation, compromising is
allowable during budget debate. You are not negotiating or compromising with
other countries. You are negotiating or compromising within Europe. The EU Cap
budget debate should be anchored unified and respectful engagement. Budget debate
affects the lives of EU citizens in profound ways. So as a responsible leader
you have to manage this process disseminating information very carefully and
professionally. As a responsible leader you should have the ability to benefit
from conflict, consistently stay engaged and positive and know how to solve
European debt crises. As a responsible leader, you should have the courage to
frequently listen to yourself and others and reflect on what you hear and be
responsive because you value the relationship and the EU Cap Budget Process. Mrs.
Chancellor, as a responsible leader you should work more effectively and
efficiently reaching across the aisle to do what is good for EU constitution
base.
Mrs. Chancellor, if we keep doing the
same, things will never change. Obviously to keep the Euro strong we cannot let
any European Union members default. The failing of the Euro will surely lead to
the failing of the EU. The success of the European Union is dependent on all of
the countries within the Union. If one of the country
economies starts to fail then slowly it will affect everyone else in the EU. My
point is EU members are start to thinking more European than national. We need
to start shouldering our part of the responsibility in this crisis instead of
criticizing one another. European Union is not one of those things to treasure
when good times role on and discard when difficulties come. Each member state
has benefited enormously from EU. Now it is time for every member would be
there to stand by the others. United States of Europe is the only solution to
solve European debt crisis. Mr. Chancellor, please do not allow EU is heading
for breakdown.
Mrs. Chancellor, the handling of the
European debt problems has been really wicked. I hope that the new measures
recently taken by European Council will be more successful. I believe that
European Commission/European Council/European Parliament is doing splendid work
to solve present crisis. I would suggest a concrete terms for the immediate
future. We should engage a double task such as Recovery and Reform. For
recovery speed and quick results are essential. So the object of recovery is to
increase the national output and put more men to work. Reform is very urgent.
Mrs. Chancellor, I love the idea of
EU since it formed. Obviously, if the common currency stays together for long
term, your closer cooperation with Europe is essential. I most humbly prayed
you as a responsible leader, there is much to be gained by your cooperation and
integration.
Please accept, your Excellency, the
assurances of European Council highest consideration of supporting EU Cap
Budget 2014-2020 in the next summit. It is so easy to lose precious time.
Sincere Regards,
Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja.
Athinarayanan Advisory Authority
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Austria Prime Minister Mr. Heinz Fischer
Belgium Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo
Bulgaria Prime Minister Boyko Borisov
Cyprus Prime Minister Demetris Christofias
Czech Republic Prime Minister Václav Klaus
Estonia Prime Minister Andrus Ansip
Finland Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen
France President Mr. François Gérard Georges Nicolas Hollande
Germany Chancellor Mrs. Angela Merkel
Greece Prime Minister Antonis Samaras
Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban
Ireland Prime Minister Enda Kenny
Italy Prime Minister Mario Monti
Latvia Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis
Lithuania Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevičius
Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker
Malta Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi
Netherland Prime Minister Mark Rutte
Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk
Portugal Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho
Romania Prime Minister Victor-Viorel Ponta
Slovakia Prime Minister Robert
Fico
Slovenia Prime Minister Janez
Janša
Spain Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy
Sweden Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt
United
Kingdom Prime Minister Mr. David Cameron
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