Here's the Reuters article:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-br...-idUSKCN0ZC0BQ
Here's the Reuters article:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-br...-idUSKCN0ZC0BQ
I think federalisation would be a great thing for the EU. Seriously.
Stalin dreamed of a unified continent also
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The USA is NOTHING like Europe.
The US was formed by the same people.
Europe like you said is thousands of years of development with unique cultures, languages and countries.
Every country in the EU should be running away from this idea AND the EU as fast as possible
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And ppl say the british where stupid to leave
I'm not understanding how it's arbitrary. Europe is made up of many different cultures and ethnicities who have lived in the same regions for hundreds of years.
Is it arbitrary for the Danes to want to make laws for Denmark where the Danish people have lived for over 1,000 years?
Just because you say something is arbitrary doesn't mean it actually is.
It's kind of hard to formulate a response to this aside from WTF. But I should be used to ever more bold globalist left wingers saying ridiculous shit by now.
There's millions who would take you up on that offer, including me. Our federal government is a monster which undermines local government any chance it gets, instigates wars for corporate and globalist interests, blackmails states after getting them hooked on grant money, among other things.Maybe we should go the other way if it's so important, splitting countries up into smaller countries? Why not start with the US, it's way too big to be a single entity.
I thought this was something the remain people said would never happen.
Every country should raise the voting age to 30
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Assuming this document is genuine, your spin on this sounds like bullshit. I can't find any mention of stopping states having individual armies, and it is difficult to see how that would make any sense even if you wanted a federal army. There is no mention of NATO anywhere in the document (ctrl+f).
Next they'll abolish the Royalty in all the countries and have a "President of the Euronited States of Europe" Ruling...
What next, One Person to rule them all, Wearing the One Ring ("My precious")
I'm not completly against the concept. Because certain problems like the international market and corperations, enviremont you either needs more EU or less eu and less interwoven corperate market.
But the way the EU is set up it would be a disaster to make it stronger:
- It's too much set up to ignore to public and stubornly keep going their desired way.
- too much influence from lobyists
- too many countries their are too different economicly.
EU should break up 3 ways or so i think.
Mediteranian EU: France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece
Balkan EU: The countries between germany and rusia.
Central EU: Germany, Netherlands, Luxemburg, Denmark, Scandanavia, Switzerland, Austria,Czech Republic, Belgium, possibly Poland (large list of possible countries, maybe not all and none have to be in it).
Belgium would be in a bind what to join considering its split. France could be a loss since a different voice can be good and their more left than germany/netherlands tends to be.
I'm from Netherlands what I was thought when i was younger was that netherlands is a trading country nto a production country. So we are much more dependant on the EU channeling the trade compared to other countries like UK or Germany. If it wasn't for that i'd probably want Netherlands to leave as well.
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Trying to conquer world with a military is so crude and passe, nowadays you do it through economical pressure of the richest powers and through political manipulation behind the scenes. "Globalization" ensures you have nowhere to run.
Also, Germany talking all high and mighty about burden of immigrants while it's mostly Mediterranean countries that became the dumpster for all the illegals sailing across the sea from Africa / Asia Minor.
EU in the idea was about solidarity and more developed regions budging in to help the lesser developed ones for higher prosperity overall and bigger strength of the whole EU. Nope, all we get is blaming the countries that are in crisis or poorer (like Ireland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria etc.) while just exploiting the fact they're poorer, indebted, weaker and less developed. Forced common currency will only make economies of countries like Poland even less competitive, as it happened to for example Greece.
What I find shocking is that the European Nations were unwilling to negotiate fully before the Brexit, and now they're making such wild and extreme changes. All I can say is, if this is the case, or was to be the case in the event we stayed, even as a Remain supporter, I'm glad we left.
Europe has gotten too large. It's gotten silly now, and it needs to be toned down a notch, not ramped up.