A huge thank you to Vince Cawthron for submitting this article to UNN for publication.
The European Union non democratic (dictatorial) Federation in Development and the demise of our UK Sovereignty, Independence and Democracy
Four Pillars of exercising Control over a Country (Nation) or Countries (Nations) are:
(1) Economic (total control of Trade underpinned by Laws and Regulation)
(2) Political (total Governance underpinned by Treaties, Laws and Legislation)
(3) Fiscal (implementation of a ‘Common Currency’, underpinned by Treaties, Laws and Regulation)
(4) Social (total control of people movement, taxation, essential services (health, welfare, education, electoral reform etc) and ‘unified’ Armed Forces. The first three pillars can be considered as well on the way to ‘completion’ by the European Union and the fourth is currently a high priority within the European Union bureaucracy ‘to catch up’ the other three (aided as always by like minded bureaucrats within the member countries) to achieve through future ‘Treaties, Laws and Legislation’.
The European Union is striving to achieve what the UK fought against through two World Wars – the demise and loss of our Sovereignty, Independence and Democracy. We do not elect any of the THREE European Union Presidents, we do not elect any of the European Union Commission ( one from each of the 28 member countries). The EU Presidents and the EU Commission, create and write the EU laws and the EU Parliament (of which we elect the UK representatives) – vote for or against the Laws on a simple majority vote.
European Union Law takes precedence and UK Law has to be subservient and adhere to EU Law
This is not Democratic and yet many of our UK Politicians and many of the UK public want the UK to remain in a Federal European Union – Do You?
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