Talk:European Aviation Safety Agency

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EASA is a civilian only agency. This is very important! In March 2007 Hungary will nominally conscript all of its agricultural aircraft into the air force to stop the blackmailing crusade EASA conducts against former soviet block made aircraft. Without hundreds of ex-USSR made airframes, hungarian cropdusting industry would collapse and a country cannot afford lack of indigenous food. Based on the greek precedent, all hungarian cropdusters will be painted camouflage and provided with hungarian air force insignia to nominally make them untouchable to the civilian-only EASA agency. All spraying activity will continue unhindered.

Luckily the european conventional arms reduction treaty gave Hungary permit to have and extra 180 fixed wing and 250 helicopter aircraft beyond what we have in the military currently, so all the cropdusting airframes will fit in the airforce without violating any kind of paper we signed.

The bulgarians were not this smart. They already bowed to EASA blackmail and voluntarily removed 300 (three hundred!) Kamov helicopters and Antonov planes from domestic agriculture. They are now begging EU for urgent food aid, because 2007's harvest will be destroyed by insects and fungus due to total lack of airborne spraying.

This incident illustrates well, how EU bureaucracy is dangerous to the very existance of EU members and why EU members must preserve national souverignity. 195.70.32.136 16:15, 26 January 2007 (UTC)

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