“New Europe” supports Bush against Iraq, over the loud and patronizing objections of “Old Europe” — but the people of Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Poland actually oppose a war. Scott MacMillan writes from Prague that something else is driving the leaders of the former Warsaw Pact nations to support the U.S.: “For many, the Iraq spat is a proxy battle for the forthcoming redefinition of the European Union. The message to EU powerhouses France and Germany is clear: we’ll join you, but that doesn’t mean we’ll follow you.”