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12 Mar 2018
News / Poland in the European Union. Polexit? [559]
Not possible as a sort of a smooth process at all. Brussels should be forced to reform itself first as no one is going to buy such a trick, even those who are supposed to be taken on board as a result of this 'resurrection'.
Those interesting times certainly mean that the European elites will be forced to stop their usual chanting 'Show must go on' like they have been doing all the time up to now.
The recent developments in Slovakia - a country which recently adopted the euro - where a 27-year old investigation journalist has been shot dead in his home together with his fiancee, brought wide-spread speculation about the dark links between the Slovakian government and the Italian mafia 'Ndrangheta over the defaudation of the European funds which case Jan Kuciak was investigating. The hugely-complcated beaurocracy that reigns over Europe these days thanks to the elites in Brussels make this kind of fraud possible every time state institutions decide to cooperating with the mafia. A similar case of a journalist killed because of investigating fraud at the governmental level took place in Malta not a long time ago. Greece's case of fiscal cheating has shown how easy it was to carry on with it and how Brussels was blind to it for years despite its famous bureaucratic procedures aimed at controlling everything.
the dissolution of the EU and its immediate resurrection with a small number of members
Not possible as a sort of a smooth process at all. Brussels should be forced to reform itself first as no one is going to buy such a trick, even those who are supposed to be taken on board as a result of this 'resurrection'.
Look at Italy's elections. The interesting times for EU are ahead.
Those interesting times certainly mean that the European elites will be forced to stop their usual chanting 'Show must go on' like they have been doing all the time up to now.
The recent developments in Slovakia - a country which recently adopted the euro - where a 27-year old investigation journalist has been shot dead in his home together with his fiancee, brought wide-spread speculation about the dark links between the Slovakian government and the Italian mafia 'Ndrangheta over the defaudation of the European funds which case Jan Kuciak was investigating. The hugely-complcated beaurocracy that reigns over Europe these days thanks to the elites in Brussels make this kind of fraud possible every time state institutions decide to cooperating with the mafia. A similar case of a journalist killed because of investigating fraud at the governmental level took place in Malta not a long time ago. Greece's case of fiscal cheating has shown how easy it was to carry on with it and how Brussels was blind to it for years despite its famous bureaucratic procedures aimed at controlling everything.