[E. Pluribus Unum]

Got to get that superstate through quick before the serfs flee the reservation.

[BenLurkin]

Cut out the middle man. Smart.

The Fourth Reich may yet survive.

[Sacajaweau]

Germany and her true colors? They’re doing it their way.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Bkmrk.

[VanDeKoik]

Eastxit is about to happen.

The former Warsaw Pact will gladly ally with Russia now.

[Jean2]

How can that be? Last I read France is one of those countries making noises about leaving.

[colorado tanker]

Really? Germany’s Heer barely outnumbers the Polish Army. Considering the French will just surrender, just who is going to make the Poles bend to Germany’s will?

[Capt. Tom]

RTVideo: Leaked document Germany and France to replace Brussels in charge of EU sets up a European Superstate which will deal with migrant crisis offering NO UNILATERAL Option to refuse migrants.

This sounds like the classical:
"Today's solution is tomorrow's problem".

I can't see this ending well for the EU. - Tom

[wtd]

• EIGHT COUNTRIES Now Threaten to Leave EU Following Britain’s Lead

• Merkel Wants to Block Countries from Following Britain Out the Door

• German President: The elites are not the problem. The population at the moment is the problem.

• BREXIT: The Most Important Development Out of Europe Since The Fall of the Berlin Wall

  A comment from Zombie:

  Seriously, the Brexit vote is probably the most important news to come out of Europe since 1989 (the collapse of the Warsaw Pact, a.k.a. "the Berlin Wall coming down"). And that was the most important news since 1945.

  Until this moment, "the progress of history" was depicted as moving ever-forward toward transnational global government.

  Now we realize -- hang on just a darn minute, why is this terrible thing inevitably depicted as humanity's final state of perfection?

  This is a waking-up of ultra-epic proportions. It could be even more important than the death of the Warsaw pact and the Soviet Union.

  1989 saw the end of "self-defined overt communism."

  2016 now sees the end of the even-more-sinister "crypto-communism," e.g. transnational undemocratic government.

[DesertRhino]

So how will the krauts force the other countries to accept them if some like the Poles or Czechs just say ‘no’?