Germany's Martin Schulz wants 'United States of Europe' within five years

You are just talking utter **** simply because it is against the desires of Brexiteers.

"Fascism is a form of radical authoritarian nationalism, characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and control of industry and commerce."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism

You have no idea what you are talking about and you look extremely stupid when you call Trump a fascist, because he is not one. Read the definition and actually learn what Fascism is before claiming Trump is a fascist. Lmao, imagine calling a US president, the leader of the free world, a fascist.

They would force all countries to join the United States of Europe and the countries who refuse will get kicked out. This would certainly destroy the EU, once and for all, since it is unlikely the Eastern European countries, or many at all honestly, within the EU will comply with this ridiculousness.

The EU doing what Hitler couldn't

They would force all countries to join the United States of Europe and the countries who refuse will get kicked out.

Can't even back up your claim so you come up with this 😂😂😂

Further proof that haters just use buzzwords even though they have no idea what they mean 🤣🤣🤣

You're saying people are wrong for calling out those who wrongfully claim Trump is a fascist? Why would it be bad to call out people who spout **** they have no idea what they are talking about?

For anyone anti-Brexiteers who were ever in any doubt - this is the grand European vision - a confederacy under the strict control of Brussels via Berlin and Paris. All the things that historically Britain has been opposed to and that sceptics have warned about (that were dismissed by pro-EU people) have come to pass.

Just as we are leaving, they are putting together common defence policy. Now that we are leaving, they're emboldened to talk about a federal Europe.

Why would any sane person want Britain to remain in the EU?

This has always been the goal of the more ardent EU Commissionites and their friends in governments. The question is - to what extent is it shared by the citizenry - and will the latter have a say? People are not going to accept being driven into it without a vote.

I don't recall having a vote on the first European Const- Lisbon Treaty.

It is one thing having to overcome public opposition when one can identify a discrete point at which individual nation states are being taken in to a superior federal union. If Martin Schulz's specific proposals didn't work out, however, the federalists have proven themselves very proficient at boiling frogs.

What I would do in that case, if I shared the federalists' position and aims, is seek to centralise further individual powers, gradually ratcheting up the overall authority of the central EU institutions, before eventually selling a United States of Europe Treaty as a mere rationalisation of the now present system.

Voting in a UK general election has absolutely no relevance to EU votes. We the people don't get a say in EU affairs because unelected EU beaureucrats make all the decisions and laws.

We the people don't get a say in EU affairs because unelected EU beaureucrats make all the decisions and laws.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/dec/07/martin-schulz-united-states-of-europe-germany-sdp

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/merkel-s-rival-martin-schulz-demands-a-united-states-of-europe-by-2025-as-price-of-coalition-9rg2dc57j

Of course it is Germany who want Europe to be one. They attempted (and failed) to conquer Europe in both World Wars and now they are attempting to do it again, through the EU.



They would force all countries to join the United States of Europe and the countries who refuse will get kicked out. This would certainly destroy the EU, once and for all, since it is unlikely the Eastern European countries, or many at all honestly, within the EU will comply with this ridiculousness.

Voting in a UK general election has absolutely no relevance to EU votes. We the people don't get a say in EU affairs because unelected EU beaureucrats make all the decisions and laws.

We weren't taught anything about the EU during GCSEs. The EU was not a current affair at the time of my GCSEs, like it certainly is now.

This will likely be a different case for you as it sounds like you are in your GCSEs, or perhaps Sixth Form at a stretch and they may teach about the EU if you did politics maybe. FYI, I'm at uni, so a few years of education above you.

They would force all countries to join the United States of Europe and the countries who refuse will get kicked out. This would certainly destroy the EU, once and for all, since it is unlikely the Eastern European countries, or many at all honestly, within the EU will comply with this ridiculousness.