Posted on 05/25/2019 4:42:50 PM PDT by John Semmens
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker took to the airwaves ahead of scheduled parliamentary elections to lay into "stupid nationalists" who object to the European Union's open borders policies and centralization of power.
"These populist, nationalists, stupid nationalists, they are in love with their own countries when they should be showing a greater appreciation of what we're doing for them," he said. "This is a revolting repeat of the same attitudes that resisted the unification of Europe achieved by the Germans in the early 1940s. Why must every little pipsqueak country insist on going its own way? It's not as if their peculiar national cultures have any real lasting virtues worthy of perpetuating."
German Chancellor Angela Merkel seconded Juncker's remarks. "If we had been able to sustain the accomplishments of our earlier effort just imagine how much better things would be on this continent," she mused. "The petty bickering of untermenschen like Orban would never have arisen. There would be order and discipline that would have been the envy of the world. Well, we weren't able to sustain that progress, but we're at another juncture where we face a similar decision on whether to build a bigger and better state or to lapse back into the primitive forms of organization that our political opponents demand. I am hopeful that voters will make the right choice."
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Right on, John, these EUers have waged a non-violent war on Europe and now half of the people have figured out what the heck has happened and they want no part of it.Sucks that the other half think massive central government control of their every move is a good thing.
And the US is also stuck with half the people not wanting to be Americans, but globalists.
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