…might be a part of Romanian future history manuals. What will my son learn about this summit? Will it be about the inherent minor incidents that happened during the 3 days? Or perhaps about the seagulls that impressed president Bush? Will he remember that he would have seen Air Force 1 flying over his head? I doubt any of this issues. I’d rather think that, following a well-known tradition in our country, historians will depict in the history manuals the impressive privilege NATO offered Romania to host such an event. Although many so-considered “important” events may well happen in the course of time by the time my boy reaches 10 (I think this would be the first acquaintence with romania’s history, as far as I can remember from my own experience). Only thinking of these makes me wonder how the world will look like ten years from now…
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