For the past decade, we’ve been programmed with the idea that NATO is obsolete. Now, US forces are withdrawing from Europe and the EUreaucrats have the perfect excuse for their 70-year-old dream: the creation of an EU army. Join James for today’s edition of Questions For Corbett where he connects the dots from Bilderberg to Trump to the rise of the EU superstate.
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Yes, they having been dreaming of an EU military force for ages now. But here’s the thing: Their time has passed. The tide is turning. The European Zeitgeist is shifting. Globalism has lost its cool. That includes climate threats, pandemics, digital nonsense and ever more centralised power. There’s a far greater chance that the EU will implode like the Soviet Union before it than an EU standing army will get off the ground. Localism is the new kid on the block and Centralism will have to give way. This slow but steady shift includes the British Isles.
Why do you think the EU will implode?
Haven’t the British historically gloated about their “splendid isolation,” I don’t think this is a new trend. They are islands, after all.