Otherwise they just keep trying and trying. A bully won't stop until he gets punched in the face, and this is what the USA did to the EU bully bureaucrats pushing their will everywhere.
Shame that so few of us Europeans do the same.
Otherwise they just keep trying and trying. A bully won't stop until he gets punched in the face, and this is what the USA did to the EU bully bureaucrats pushing their will everywhere.
Shame that so few of us Europeans do the same.
The bullies are anti-disinformation and anti-hate speech activists?
The USA using its diplomatic power to become a defender of hate-speech and disinformation?
I guess when JD Vance deliberately snubbed the democratically elected government of the country when visiting Germany and instead spent his time with a far-right neo-nazi party, it should have been clear which way the wind was blowing.
Breton once threatened Musk simply for hosting an interview with the democratically-elected President of the US on X:
https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-elon-musk-donald-trump-in...
EU bureaucrats have behaved terribly and deserve our contempt.
The same thing is possible in all EU nations - never give up hope.
The EU bureaucracy stunts growth on the continent. It's undemocratic (only the executive can originate and repeal law - and they are appointed, not elected), protectionist, bullying, expensive and unnecessary.
Successful nations like Switzerland and Norway (#3 and #4 highest GDP per capita in the European continent) show that you don't need to be an EU member state to prosper, maintain peaceful government and strong human rights protections.
I absolutely love the absence of the UK in your list.
Both the Tories and Labour have squandered the opportunities afforded by Brexit. Both parties are weak globalist shills.
Current polling suggests the situation in 2029 will be very different, and we will enjoy an administration that puts the national interest at the forefront of every policy decision. No more narrow-minded focus on the EU27, and much more focus on our service export to the dynamic English speaking economies of the world.
No more growth-killing EU directives lingering on our statute books.
No more deference to foreign human rights lawyers. The UK is perfectly capable of administering its own improved British Bill of Rights.
No more unskilled immigration lowering our national productivity and hammering our limited infrastructure and public services. Targeted legal immigration at the volume we need and no more.