United States of Europe: German Minister Unveils Shocking EU Vision to TAKE OVER Continent
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- United States of Europe: German Minister Unveils Shocking EU Vision to TAKE OVER Continent
by AURORA BOSOTTI, https://www.express.co.uk/
GERMAN Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel revealed his shocking vision of the future that would see the European Union completely control the continent.
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The fervently pro-EU politician suggested European countries in the future will only be able to exercise self-control through the European Union. Mr Gabriel claimed even Germany – the EU’s largest and strongest financial contributor – would have to accept more EU rules in the coming years. He said: “In the world of the 21st Century, Europe will only be able to act on a sovereign basis via the European Union, by winning back sovereignty through the European Union.
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“Even Germany, big and strong as it is, in tomorrow’s world will not have a voice by itself. Our children and grandchildren will have the choice of having no voice to be heard or a common European voice.”
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He had been speaking at a conference detailing the next seven-year budget of the EU, following speeches by EU Commissioner Jean-Claude Juncker and European Commission budget Gunther Oettinger. Explaining his vision, Mr Gabriel called for further integration between EU member states to better “defend the interests” of their citizens and further stabilise the European Union.
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He said: “There is no loss of sovereignty by being part of the European Union. There may be a loss of sovereignty when it comes to shaping life in Europe if we did not have a European Union and if nation states by themselves had to defend the interests of their population.”
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