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The European Union: an “empire”

on Saturday, 01 September 2007.

 

It is official. In what was either the greatest gaffe of the 50-year-old European project, or simply a statement of fact of what everyone has suspected for rather a long time, the President of the EU Commission has declared that the European Union is an empire.

At a press conference in Strasbourg on July 10, 2007, Mr. Jose Manuel Barroso (see picture), President of the European Commission Parliament, was asked by a journalist how he would characterise the European Union. Here is President Barroso's answer:

"Sometimes I like to compare it to compare the European Union as a creation to the organisation of empires. We have the dimension of Empire but there is a great difference. Empires were usually made with force with a centre imposing diktat, a will on the others. Now what we have is the first non-Imperial empire. We have 27 countries that fully decided to work together and to pool their sovereignty. I believe it is a great construction and we should be proud of it. At least, we in the Commission are proud of it."

The plan of the one-worlders (especially David Rockefeller and his Trilateral Commission), is to create three superstates with the three major economic areas in the world: Europe, North America, and the Far East (Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, etc.). This would be the ultimate step before the creation of a world government, with all nations giving up their sovereignty and merging into one centralized global entity. One can hear more and more in the news media the cry for the creation of the North American Union, with the merging of the U.S.A., Canada, and Mexico, with a common single currency, the Amero. Please, if we want to keep our freedoms, let us stay away from these devilish plans of the money masters!

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