Twenty-three European nations signed an agreement today that allows the European Union to create a European defence force.

[Johan]

The EU army and the dangerous path towards totalitarianism

By Voice of Europe 13 November 2017

Twenty-three European nations signed an agreement today that allows the European Union to create a European defence force. All of the participating nations must invest at least 20 per cent of their military budget in the project.

The decision to create a European army is ostensibly a revolutionary one but actually not a single citizen of Europe seems to have been asked or informed about it. This probably has a lot to do with the fact that most referendums in relation to EU wide mandates and laws lacked popular support.



The outcome of the Dutch and French referendums were mostly ignored with the Treaty of Lisbon

In 2005, both the Netherlands and France held a referendum on the creation of a European constitution. The majority of both countries were against this treaty. After that, planned referendums for the Czech republic, Denmark, Ireland, Poland, Portugal and the UK were scrapped or postponed. The outcome of the Dutch and French referendums were mostly ignored with the Treaty of Lisbon, which started the creation of a new European constitution.

Multiple other Referendums were held including the Ukraine – European Union association in the Netherlands in 2015. The majority voted against the association, but the outcome was mostly ignored by the Dutch government and the EU.



In 2016, the Brexit referendum revealed true British feelings towards the European Union (editor’s note: Most older, white Brits voted in favour of leaving the EU whereas non-whites almost as a whole voted for remaining in the EU).

n that same year, a referendum regarding migrant quotas, that were again forced upon Hungary by the EU, showed that an overwhelming majority of Hungarians didn´t appreciate the European Union dictating what they should do with their homeland.

In more recent times, there’s the result of the Catalonian referendum in Spain, an outcome that has also been ignored by the European Union and Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy’s undemocratic actions allowed to continue unabated.

The lack of democracy in the European Union is alarming; decisions are made not by the majority but mainly by self-appointed commissions full of career bureaucrats. Democratic referendums are ignored, prohibited or dodged.

We can only guess what’s behind the creation of an EU army, but it simply doesn’t feel right

The EU is on a dangerous path towards totalitarianism and it makes one wonder whether or not the EU should be allowed to gain even more power and influence than it already has.

When we look at the totalitarian systems of the past, the creation of an army was not for the protection of the people, but for the protection of the system and its leaders.

We can only guess what’s behind the creation of an EU army, but it simply doesn’t feel right.



https://voiceofeurope.com/2017/11/th...atic-decision/

[Ray Allan]

I wonder how many mooslims will be recruited and armed to serve in this "European" army? What will they be defending against? Oh yeah, those evil Russkies. Don't they already have the North Atlantic Terrorist Organization for that?

My guess is they need an army under unified Euro command to put down White rebellion against the governments that are slowly genociding European Whites out of existence through unlimited non-White invasion.

Any White person that serves in this so-called defense force is a race-traitor. In fact they already are by serving in ZOG's NATO forces.