We should say it loud and clear, the European integration means renouncing to the formal complete sovereignty of the Romanian Parliament and Government on the home affairs. In his final stage, the European integration might mean, for instance, that a Hungarian would candidate to the presidency of the European Union, that he would win and order an European army that be composed of Romanian troops too. That means that Romania would obey, even when its vote were negative, a majoritarian decision of the European federal parliament. Apparently a decision totally made by other people and, possibly, supporting somebody else's interests if not contrary to what is considered to be the immediate interest of Romania. It is not clear at all now that the French, for instance, could non-nationally vote a German candidate to the EU presidency, and afterwards manage to obey him and judge him according to what he does and not to his nationality. Both the French and the Germans are still loyal to their national states; so it would be very difficult to discern what exactly could determine them to transfer their loyalty to a common state and thus create a public area and a political space shared without any national prejudice by each of them. Besides the fact that the absolute integration is far, besides the constitutional mistake of inventing an European president, we should attentively watch the show offered by the possible finalities of an integration process in the European Union (whose member we officially are starting with last December). This is more advisable as Romania hasn't yet begun to absorb the rudimentary implications of the integration, not even at an academic level. The Romanian membership to a European federation, the frame within which the above mentioned phenomena will occur in the next two or three decades, actually does not exist as a problem to be discussed and th