Who could possibly have said that?
You may be surprised that it is not some EU bureaucrat. These are the words of the Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke, MP. This
clearly defines the objective of Remainers and Mrs May. And he has never changed his view.
History is a good teacher. And
what does it teach us about attempts to turn a diverse continent into a single
Empire? It always leads to war.
Europe
does better when it is democratic, diverse and free. Mutual cooperation in trade as originally
envisaged after WW2 was a positive aspiration. But then it all went wrong when Germany
pushed for "ever closer union" or the idea of a super state complete
with a flag and patriotic song which is designed to replace national anthems.
So, where are we today? Great Britain moving toward civil war? Italy certainly
is moving toward failed state status. Greece
already failed, though it’s partly their own fault. They should have defaulted when the EU
bullied held the fiscal gun to their head.
The rebelling in Germany over the unilateral decision to invite in millions of migrants. Sweden
to possibly have a populist government (surely every government is populist
given it has won a majority, so is that so bad?).
I think all sensible people think the best way forward would be to
reform the EU by reversing its course toward a super state. Of course, this means the dream of a super state
will need to be replaced. But too many careers are now built on this fantasy EU dream. And too many people have taken this on board as a
religion as with all Empires.
As David
Cameron discovered to his horror when he asked for just a few concessions to
take back home to placate the masses, they wouldn’t even do that. That is the kind of people who rule the
EU. And the kind of people who want to
rule over you. Completely.
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