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WHEREAS THE VATICAN HAS TO RETURN TO ITS ITALIAN ROOTS.
LOGICALLY SPEAKING THE POPE HAS TO BE ITALIAN.

Good Morning to all who work at euronews…..........,
It is more than a pity to see the Roman Catholic Church smeared with human sins-the Roman
Catholic Church the biggest of all the Christian denominations facing the tide,and what a tide-a tide
of immorals,whereas Christians no longer have morals or perhaps they do no longer want to have them.
Apart from his incapacity because of old age to preside as Pope,Pope Benedictus XVI,apparently
could no longer swallow the henious scandals within his church.The scandals which ranged from
priests abusing children for a long time from Ireland to Germany to the United States,only to mention a few,and same-sex marriges which infuriate the God-the Almighty,urges a big change within the Roman Catholic Church-the Church which the Apostle St.Peter founded as the Church of
Rome around 60 A.D needs a return to purity,a return to primitive Roman Catholicism,of the morals,
of the good behaviour,values and virtues.The College of Cardinals have to return to the Italian roots
of the Vatican,an Italian pope with no sins or bad background in the past,an Italian who can unite
the Roman Catholics on morals,respectibility and all the good virtues and values of Roman Catholic
Christianity.
Only one Pope which caught my attention and is my favourite is Pope Pius XI (16 June 1846-7 February 1878),the Pope whose reign saw a strong Roman Catholic unity,but whose domain,was
absorbed by the Italian Unity in 1870.The domain was re-founded in 1929,as the Vatican City State,
but on a very tiny scale inside Rome.What interests us is a return to morals,deeds,actions,
good conduct and behaviour and a resistance to deviations in Christianity as child abuses,gay
marriages,lesbianism and other bad sins.
Thank you very much euronews.

RE: Speech given by President of the Federal Republic of Germany – Gauck: He almost joins the many critics of Germany in Southern Europe who are quite happy to accept German taxpayers money (the more the better!) and then turn around and are quite willing to bite the hand that feeds them

To euronews Middle East,

I would like to begin by thanking you for your quality work and professionalism. The information you relay is accurate, as objective as it can be, and timely.

However, my concern is with the voice-offs. I understand that you’re tight on time and would like to fit all the information in 15 or 20 minutes. This unfortunately causes the person saying the news to speak fast – way too fast for the audience (or some of us Arabic speakers) to keep up. I have heard this comment from some of my colleagues at work as well.

I really hope you can ask them to slow down, especially one of the male voice-overs. Or simply say less in the same amount of time.

Thanks for keeping us updated around the clock, and keep up the good work!

21.02.13

I like your news but why not admitting comments to each article?

I am tired of the threat of referendum branished by David Cameron on Britain’s continued participation in EU. Since theid adhesion, they have never fully participated and held their own monetary system. It is like having a wife who does not perform her marital obligations. Well, enough is enough! Perhaps the EU should hold a referendum of its own on whether Britain should remain a member or not. I’d love to see Cameron get out of this one!

So British prime minister Cameron proposes for the UK to consider
leaving the EU, apparently hoping that that’s a popular view.

What if the Scottish were opposed by a majority? Northern Irish?
Welsh? How would they figure in such a referendum?

What would be opinions in Edinburgh on ending the Erasmus student
exchange programme with their university? In Belfast, on putting
an EU external border in the middle of a trip to Dublin?

Thank you for your covering of the inauguration of Barack Obama. I loved the remarks of your commentators.

In your article from 13th Jan, you spelled wrongly name of our ForMin, Karel SchwarzenbErg. By the way, whole article is quite weird, as the election is definitely not about left vs. right division (like in France), but it’s rather about peronal traits and flaws of the two. If I’ll simplify it to the very core, Zeman is direct continuation of V. Klaus’s eastern-authoritarian-styled presidency while Prince Schwarzenberg is chance for a new, more democratic and liberal policies, and that’s why he gets support from young, middle and upper class voters while Zeman, former communist, get absolute majority of the votes from the retirees, unemployed, with low education and so on.

Also we here in Czechlands would like more news from US and Izrael, Thanx!

Good afternoon! My family always love watching euronews. I want to thank all of you for your quality!
I would like to ask, what should we do to start euronews on the Tatar language, which is second popular language in Russia, common language for Turk people. There are more than 8 mln people speaking Tatar. Can you send your request to your bosses. Hoping to get answer. Thanks!

Dear Sirs,

I’ve been watching euronews ever since its inception in mid 1990-ies. It is my favourite news and information TV channel. I watch it in its English version.

Now you are celebrating 20 years of transmission and you have a celebration note in the top right corner of the screen which says “20 years of story telling”. This must be a literal translation from French because in English “story telling” is not an appropriate term for a news channel. In English, story telling is when you put the kids to sleep or, in a more derogatory meaning, “telling stories” means kind of inventing facts or even lying.

If you want to get a correct message to your English speaking viewers, your note should really say “20 years of news and information”.

Otherwise, congratulations and keep up the good work.

Best regards,

TR