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Preferably with the earliest PoDs in 2005. Archibald's got a good mini-TL where the French vote "yes" on the Constitution; could that be just about enough?

FWIG, following the referenda in France and the Netherlands, the next countries scheduled to vote were Denmark, then Portugal and Poland, all places where the Treaty was polling well, while Sweden was, UIAM, going to put the vote to the parliament, at the time governed by the Social Democrats. However, the Irish were divided, the Czechs were (according to Wikipedia) "apathetic", and the British were, well, the British -- so either the EUC had some real stumbling blocks left, or possibly the rest of Europe looks to integrating only most of its members...

CONSOLIDATION: Here's an optimistic scenario -- passage in France is, itself, enough to boost the EUCR vote turnout in the Netherlands, giving the EUC another win; avoiding this trip-ups leads to a snowballing of victories for the EUC, finally leading to full ratification sometime in 2006. Thoughts?
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