Also; do you want a European forum, or an EU forum (excluding Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Luxemburg, Russia, and in a few years the UK...)?
Luxembourg is part of the EU, in fact, president of the European Commission is a Luxembourger, maybe you have heard of him,
he loves alcohol. In no way, shape, or form I want to exclude European Free Trade Association member countries Norway, Switzerland, and Iceland, where EU citizens have the same right to work and live such as in the (yet) 28 EU countries, why would I want to?
In fact, I'd include the whole
near abroad of the EU for practical reasons. Check this out:
Why would I want to exclude Albania where a lots of Italian pensioners spend their golden years (similar culture and climate, affordable costs) for example?
Honestly what you want is a "non-USA" section.
No. The US still just accounts for about 1/4 of the world's economy. Ideally, you'd have at least regional groups for distinct regions like North America including Mexico, Central America, South America, European Peninsula, Former Soviet Union, Middle East and North Africa, East Asia, South, Asia, Australia and New Zealanad, Sub-Saharan Africa. Wherever Moustachians come from.
Sure, every country has its peculiarities, but in a region, countries might show similarities. In fact, not the EU is the only trade block, almost every region has a similar one, albeit at a less developed stage. Not yet disintegrating, like the EU. ;)
