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The EU and the take over of other countries by stealth
EU rejects Germany’s call for budget commissioner to control Greece
Extraordinary proposal for EU to take control of Greek budget in return for more bail-out cashThe EU is now showing it's true colours, the Euro "crisis" continues and countries like Greece and Italy are the victims of this situation, various countries and Banks have had their credit rating cut and there have been many meetings of multifarious heads of state which produced precisely nothing.
Was anything ever supposed to be produced?, was a solution to "the problem" ever sought?, or has it just been a series of meetings of the most expensive lunch club in the World, I seriously suspect that is the case. We all know that the EU is an organization that does not like nation states and ultimately wants a federal state of Europe with a central government located in either Germany or France.
The most recent development is now showing the EU's true colours, regarding Greece the EU now have suggested that the Greek budget be controlled by the EU, this is a suggestion by Angela Merkel.
The EU are reported to have rejected this proposition but as we all know in politics "nothing is true until it's officially denied"
The mere fact that this suggestion was raised shows the mindset of Angela Merkel and truly compliments the furtherment of the federal state and the take over of other countries by stealth, first you destabilize them, then you make them bankrupt, help is then offered but it will cost you your country.
Should the EU go down this road - and they probably will, they will have succeeded where Hitler failed, after all he wanted exactly the same thing - he just went about getting it a different way
The EU is asking the UK for more money via the IMF, Cameron is going soft and has agreed to abide by the institutions rules where any member country can be penalized if the do not defer to the wishes of the EU - he sold us out
David Cameron provoked Tory anger last night by watering down his opposition to a new EU deal to prop up the euro.
As Brussels demanded yet more cash from the taxpayer to save the single currency, the Prime Minister agreed that the European Court of Justice could be used to enforce limits on state spending in the eurozone.
Until now, Mr Cameron has insisted the institutions of the EU, part-funded by Britain, must not be used to enforce a treaty that he has refused to sign.
But senior EU sources revealed yesterday that Mr Cameron used a phone call with the president of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso, to say that the UK would not block the deal.
That deal, set to be finalised at a Brussels summit on Monday, means the court will be able to impose fines on any eurozone country that fails to stick to strict rules about the size of its debts and deficits.
The stealth machine of the EU continues amply aided and abetted by our government and our taxes, how long will it be before the EU makes a land grab for other countries - the UK included - in it's unquenchable thirst for dominion over the European land mass
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