THE EU IS ROTTING FROM THE INSIDE!

On the verge of collapse: EU provides 'no clear answers' to mistakes it admits 

Source SPUTNIK International

The Ole Lady is dying! Why? Cause, nobody needs her any more.  Like the former Yugoslavia for Croatians and Slovenians, EU appears to be a temporary, transitional phase to WWII looser to cross from defeated to a ruling side! Germans do not like United Europe. They are building the Fourth Reich. The Neue Europe. English, like rats, have been the first to abandon the EU ship. They have always been a self-sufficient plotters. Poland has been the country utilizing to the best its short EU membership. Hungary, too. EU became a burden, for everybody. What about France? Yes, what about .... Simple, nobody asks the Frank Reich for a single thing. France serves to be beautiful, flirty and to keep an erotic company to the German brute. Cause EU tried to bite off more than she could chew. Partly racing with the US, partly being pushed by the Americans, EU crossed too soon from primarily economic union, to predominantly political one. EU bit more than she could handle. Romania? Bulgaria? Croatia? Are you joking? However, the Black Sea, and the Adriatic have been to provoking. Hard to resists. Especially, being pushed by Americans, and awakened Das Grosse Reich! Those two, and meanly England dragged EU into the Balkans knot .... and now we are coming to Americans .... Cause USA has stumbled the unification of Europe, every step of the way, from the very start. US of A, have been undermining EU from the very beginning. They simple couldn't stand an European Super Power. The mother was not allowed to grow stronger than a spoiled daughter. However, USA has been using EU for their globalist purposes, as long as they saw fit.  American globalist interest filled up Europe with Islamic jihadists. Siding with these elements at the Balkans, Europe opened itself up and lost the reason to exist as the Guardian of European Culture and Tradition. EU is just rotting from inside!

Despite the signing of a declaration on post-Brexit priorities at a celebratory EU summit late last week, most experts warn that the supranational organization faces its gravest challenge yet and that its most highly-touted accomplishments of the last several decades are in jeopardy.

On Saturday, a new declaration honoring the 1957 Treaty of Rome, which led to the EU's foundation, was signed by 27 EU member states during a celebratory summit in the Italian capital.
Despite optimistic remarks by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker about the future of the EU, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, for her part, admitted in an interview with the Italian news network Rai that the EU "did not do everything well" in its migration and economic policy and that some relevant issues have yet to be resolved.

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She was echoed by European Council head Donald Tusk and European Parliament President Antonio Tajani, who called the EU an "ineffective and extremely bureaucratic" organization.
Пођимо од инвестиција. Демографски оматорелој Европи, да би била конкурентна, треба млађа радна снага. Таман су се порадовали имигрантима са Блиског Истока и из Африке, а онда су схватили да они не мисле да раде, већ су дошли по социјалну помоћ и да практикују шеријат и ислам, а по неки и тероризам.

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She was echoed by European Council head Donald Tusk and European Parliament President Antonio Tajani, who called the EU an "ineffective and extremely bureaucratic" organization.

"We are not tired of Europe, but we want it to work better," he said, referring to the EU.

In an interview with the Russian online newspaper Vzglyad, Russian political analyst Alexei Martynov said that the EU could be successful when being supervised by the US, but the mistakes made by former US President Barack Obama created a lot of problems that immediately affected the well-being of Europe.

As for the just-adopted Rome Declaration, "it contains no clear answers to the challenges or ways to resolve urgent problems," according to Martynov.

"A number of global adventures by Barack Obama and his administration have finally led to the collapse of the US' European project. This process has been active for the last five years," he said, adding that Britain realized what had happened and decided to leave the EU.

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He also pointed to the EU's problems pertaining to national security and the Schengen area, which Martynov said is currently "under serious threat."

"Most likely, Europeans will give it up under the pressure of migration problems and they will again build a lot of fences. The collapse of the Schengen Agreement will be the first step towards the collapse of the entire EU, because the EU philosophy is built around so-called openness. Any EU document or project always begins with the word 'open'," Martynov said.

It is safe to assume, therefore, that "there will be no EU in the same political form," he concluded.
Italian political analyst Raffaele Marchetti, for his part, told Sputnik Italy that "the lack of full integration related, for example, to the issue of the migration crisis, has become one of the EU's flops."

According to him, "a unified system for managing migration flows and the distribution of migrants was not developed" within the EU.

Marchetti also called for the creation of the so-called "two-speed Europe", which he said will help solve the problem of insufficient integration, "even if the division of countries into two speeds of development causes anger among those who will be ranked second speed countries."

"The EU's eastward expansion was a strategic choice for Germany, Britain and the United States, which wanted to expand the EU-NATO sphere of influence against Russia. In fact, it was this extension that caused the problems. Thus, the concept of a 'two-speed Europe' in some sense is designed to resolve the problems caused by the expansion," he said.

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The Treaty of Rome marked the start of the whole EU project as it is today. Signed on March 25, 1957 by Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and West Germany, it established the European Economic Community.
It also proposed the creation of a common market, a customs union and common policies, known as the common market.