The European Commission, much like the E.U. itself, is purposefully structured so that complexity is built in. This mitigates the power of the populace, giving the E.U.'s real constituency, themselves and international business concerns and particular banks, a great deal of power and leverage to keep the government from representing the will of the people, thereby eviscerating the People's power to have government intercede on their behalf. The E.U. was born from the economic institutions following World War II. Governance and democracy are, at best, lessor concerns of the E.U.
The European people say a definite NO to an European empire. The European peoples had and still have a very bad experience with empires. We want a strong European Union of strong, sovereign nation-states, but not an inhuman empire. The European Union is becoming more and more like the Soviet Union. But if it does happen, it will be even more disappointing. The goal is to colonize smaller countries. This is already looming large. If this were not the goal, then cooperative, free trade would be enough. On the other hand the powerful western member states dictate what the smaller eastern member states are allowed to do and think, eg. how he must raise their children, how many migrants they have to take in, etc.. The blackmail is getting very depressing. With the European Union, the countries of the former Soviet sphere fell from bucket to bucket. You can't talk about freedom and equality at all. The union goes so far as to overthrow democratically elected parties and leaders in some member states. For example, in Hungary they have been trying to do this for 12 years. This country is mercilessly blackmailed, rightfully due money is refused to be paid out with all kinds of false reasons.
So if the elected governors of US States agree on a President, and present him/her as a single candidate for approval by Congress, the President has democratic legitimacy as leader of the executive arm of government? This is analogous as the executive is the only arm of government with the right to initiate and draft legislation. What he is describing here is not democracy.
Very interesting, thank you for thinking about new formats to explain the EU!!
The European Commission, much like the E.U. itself, is purposefully structured so that complexity is built in. This mitigates the power of the populace, giving the E.U.'s real constituency, themselves and international business concerns and particular banks, a great deal of power and leverage to keep the government from representing the will of the people, thereby eviscerating the People's power to have government intercede on their behalf. The E.U. was born from the economic institutions following World War II. Governance and democracy are, at best, lessor concerns of the E.U.
The European people say a definite NO to an European empire. The European peoples had and still have a very bad experience with empires. We want a strong European Union of strong, sovereign nation-states, but not an inhuman empire. The European Union is becoming more and more like the Soviet Union. But if it does happen, it will be even more disappointing. The goal is to colonize smaller countries.
This is already looming large. If this were not the goal, then cooperative, free trade would be enough. On the other hand the powerful western member states dictate what the smaller eastern member states are allowed to do and think, eg. how he must raise their children, how many migrants they have to take in, etc.. The blackmail is getting very depressing.
With the European Union, the countries of the former Soviet sphere fell from bucket to bucket. You can't talk about freedom and equality at all. The union goes so far as to overthrow democratically elected parties and leaders in some member states. For example, in Hungary they have been trying to do this for 12 years. This country is mercilessly blackmailed, rightfully due money is refused to be paid out with all kinds of false reasons.
why doesnt hungary leave then? because they know being in is good for them.
No, the EU is not democratic, otherwise it would abide the ICJ ruling. Double standards are not democracy.
So if the elected governors of US States agree on a President, and present him/her as a single candidate for approval by Congress, the President has democratic legitimacy as leader of the executive arm of government? This is analogous as the executive is the only arm of government with the right to initiate and draft legislation. What he is describing here is not democracy.
The EU is not a state.
Yep
NON !
Bitonot danso vrboski. Toe. E evopen. Zamene. Garatiram. Tuh grp. Ne. Tamu ie. Mote. Bratuhedi
Propaganda 😂
? be specific