Who is suspicious of the major German role in the European Union?

Question

And the major re-armament of Germany

And the major re-armament of Germany?

Answer 1

The "major" role of Germany in the EU consists, to my knowledge, of:

-- being a founding member of the European Coal and Steel Community, in the belief that without coal and steel there could never be a war in Europe, and that integrating the industries of the six founding members would make war impossible.

-- funding the Communities more generously than other members

-- referring proportionately more cases to the European Court of Justice. This implcates "influence" in the sense that the German judicial system and German jurisprudence and constitutional concepts (which come, indeed, from the US Occupation and from the German Jewish emigré lawyers brought over from the USA to help draft the Grundgesetz) thus find their way into European Union thinking.

Answer 2

SO you are just figuring out that Germany won WWII.

Most people automatically think that the US and allies won. But Germany only stopped fighting the land war the Banking and Political conflict was never settled.

Now the Deusche Bank has everyone on the Euro and setting down at the EU table, the war has swung to their favor.

Go big Red Go

Answer 3

No. purely those who're politically naive and performance no information of heritage or the authentic nature of the e book of Revelation would believe such preposterous bunk. the ecu Union has many faults and makes some daft guidelines and guidelines. It has, although, presented some social and fiscal reward. like each and every political schemes it has its reliable and its undesirable factors. yet as for being foretold in biblical prophecy and featuring contained in the run as a lot because the right of the international - forget it. that's no longer that giant contained in the scheme of issues that surely remember.

Answer 4

I'm more concerned about the huge role Multinational corporations play in the EU. Mussalini defined fascism as the merger of power between corporation and state.

Answer 5

The U.S might have to make a regime change.