What is Europe?

[Deling]

Classify the concept Europe, please?
-Economical? -Cultural? -Metaphysical? -Racial?

[Prince Eugen]

The concept of Europe is racial,cultural and metaphysical.Then on those foundations we must built a strong political,military and economic alliance!

[Preuße]

Europe is not a geographic confined continent like Africa or Australia. In the west, the frontiers are clear, also in the south or in the north. In the east it becomes a little bit more difficult to confine Europe. Here Europe is a cultural continent. Based on the values of western civilization. One important root is Christianity. Of course Europe is older than Christianity, but every European Nation belongs or belonged in its Majority to Christianity. Another coherence is, that all great European leaders were of Germanic origin. Cesar, Charles the Great, Napoleon and Hitler. And all of them wanted a united Europe. A lot of important inventions were discovered by Europeans, think about Gutenberg, Walther von Braun, Galileo, Herschel, da Vinci etc. great artists, like Mozart, Beethoven, Strauß and Bach were Europeans. European culture is superior to any other culture. Men like Leif Ericsson, Vasco da Gama, and Magellan discovered the whole world. Until the middle of the 20th century one third of the world was controlled by Europeans. Europeans brought the light of civilization to the whole world. And that’s the reason, why Europe should act as one and should dominate the world. The World depends on us.

[Awar]

I just couldn't help it, but:

Europe is a small stretch of land west of Istanbul
The name comes from a (probably) Semitic source 'Ereb', meaning 'west'.

[Awar]

Cesar was Germanic?! That's new and very very interesting.

Where can I read more about it?

I've read the entire works by Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse, but they haven't
mentioned, I guess that the Germanic origins of Cesar are mentioned in
Porky Pig's "History of the World", or Sylvester the Cat's "Volkenwanderung".
Bugs Bunny, Karl Earlson, Kermit the Frog, Arthur Kemp, Horacio the Horse and Richard McCulloch probably also wrote about Germanic origins of all Europe's leaders.

What do you think? Can you provide some references?

[Siegfried]

Europe is a family of peoples, related in the flesh and in the spirit, spread out over the whole world, but most notably present in Russia, the Americas, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and the subcontinent that is our European motherland.

[Siegfried]

Wasn't Napoleon a Corsican?

[Preuße]

Whenever you see a statue of Cesar, you can see his germanic origin, if you do not want to use the word germanic, you can use the word nordic. Ancient Greek and Ancient Rome were like older brothers for Germany, they belong to the same racial family, you can read about that in Alfred Rosenbergs "Myth of the 20th century". Corsica belonged a very long time to Genova, family names in Corsica are like family names in Italy. And Napoleon wanted to install a great European Empire, he crowned himself as Emporer, in the traditions of the Roman Empire and Holy Roman Empire of German Nation. That brings him in a line with Charles the Great.

[Awar]

Which also brings us to Grandpa Smurf who united Smurfs, just like Bismarck.

Seriously: can you hear yourself?

[Marius]

It's a region of the world with many differences, especially economical in this moment. There are also some common isssues in the mentalities of all people in Europe and in their way of life, of course in the limits allowed by the economical situation.

Racially, it is also very different, but also, nothing shocking, as you go to its Southern and Eastern limits, people start to look more and more like the ones in the neighbouring non-European regions. It is logical to be so, since the people in the neighbouring non-European regions have also their European influence, comparing them to the ones in the more further regions. Of course, in this logic, the real European face is the one of the Alpine and the one of a Borreby, imho. But, I am sure I have many opponents to this point of view, so I would not continue the polemic.

Anyway, in Europe, there will always be some important leading nations. I would mention here: Germany, France, UK in the first row. The second one is imo Sweden, Norway, Italy, Finland, Austria, Switzerland. The third one is Spain, Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxemburg. The fourth one is Czech Republic, Slovenija, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland and the Baltics. And finally, the last one: Yugoslavia, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Belarus, Albania and Moldavia. But between the life style in Moldavia and the one in UK there are at least 100 years of distance.

So, Europe is a conglomerate led by some powerful states and which should start to speak on the same voice politically and economically, if it ever wants to be a match for Japan and China, which have their own special and imo powerful culture. Not to mention the USA here...