EU Strategery

The author views the European Union as a dangerous entity exhibiting both fascist and communist tendencies. They believe the EU is aggressively seeking global dominance, using Ukraine as a proxy against Russia. The author criticizes the EU's lack of its own army, relying instead on NATO and implicitly the United States military. They argue the EU's financial contributions to Ukraine are akin to unjustified taxation. The author contends that the EU actively obstructs peace in Ukraine, prolonging the conflict. They express concern that the EU's actions involving NATO, particularly concerning Denmark and Greenland, are reckless and driven by hubris. The EU's influence is described as a corrosive force, akin to organizations like the WEF and WHO, corrupting nations for control. Hungary, under Viktor Orban, is presented as a symbol of resistance against EU control, though the author fears the EU may win its propaganda war. The author believes the EU is a bureaucratic assembly that instigates conflict without holding territory. They accuse the EU of hypocrisy, criticizing both Russia and the US while attempting to victimize them. Ultimately, the author warns that the EU's aggressive posturing has placed it at odds with both Russia and the United States, potentially leading to a new alliance between them against the EU.