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  1. Vor nu vor , tarile ce compun astazi UNIUNEA EUROPEANA , trebuie sa ramina unite . Le place , sau nu le place , nu au alta solutie.Niciuna dintre ele nu isi poate risca existenta ca STAT (fapt ce ar fi pus instantaneu in discutie ,in caz incercare de iesire din Uniune ) .MAREA BRITANIE poate ajunge in aceasta situatie (vezi Irlanda , vezi Scotia ).Cred ca in viitorul nu foarte indepartat si Rusia o sa faca parte din UE.
    In curind vom vedea aparitia unei forte militare EUROPENE in care GERMANIA (dupa plecarea doamnei MERKEL) va avea un cuvint greu de spus . Inarmarea atomica a Europei este inevitabila .

  2. Farage şi Johnson au mizat pe ipoteza că şi alte ţări vor fugi din UE de frica emigranţilor din Est.

    • Farage si Johnson (ca si 90% din baronetul Tory) sufera de acelasi sindrom ca si PSD-ul in relatia cu Europa: Dunning–Kruger.

      Constatarea vine chiar din The Torygraph, care dupa 40 de ani de propaganda anti-UE a avut totusi o revelatie in urma dezastrului Brexit (inlocuiti ERG cu Tudorel/Veorica, Brexit cu MCV si pe Barnier cu Timmermans):

      „The “European Research Group” on the Conservative backbenches is stuffed with the most risible crowd of fantasists, crackpots and dunderheads to be found anywhere outside the comments under a YouTube video about chemtrails. In the Commons this Thursday, these jabbering blowhards spent three solid hours rubbishing the Prime Minister and her proposed deal without once, any of them, explaining how they would have done it better. They’re terribly good, these people, at saying what they want: perfect control, immaculate sovereignty, trillion-pound trade deals with Easter Island. But for some reason they always have precious little to say about how they, in the real world as opposed to their daydreams, would achieve it.

      They seem to imagine that negotiating with the EU–an entity vastly bigger and more powerful than the UK–is a doodle. It appears not to have occurred to them that Michel Barnier might actually be a quite difficult person to dupe. Perhaps the problem is the company they keep. After all, if the only people you regularly encounter in day-to-day political life are your fellow morons, then I suppose it’s only natural to assume that everyone else in politics must be a moron too.”