Much denied EU Army development

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15 PAGE MILITARY DEVELOPMENT PLAN - PESCO (PERMANENT STRUCTURED COOPERATION)

Over the years the EU has progressed towards developing its own army, air-force and navy, whilst denying the ambition to grow a fully integrated military force. Back in November of last year the EU published a training and development plan, (see link below), which must have taken years to negotiate and prepare..........the EU Army is emerging......... BUT the EU is not one country, did I hear you say? Well it soon will be the European Republic, if its ambitions are not thwarted by those member states, who wish to retain some semblance of identity and sovereignty!
https://www.consilium.europa.eu/media/37028/table-pesco-projects.pdf

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  1. John Y15 January 2019 at 17:30

    Staying in the EU, either by remaining as the Remoaners want, or by May's phony Brexit scenario risks us being embroiled in the EU army and thet could even conscript our youngsters to fight for the EU either in external countries or to repress the peoples of its member states.

    Therefore it is essential that both "Remaining" and "Leave In Name Only" (LINO) be rejected. Nothing but "Clear Absolute Repudiation of Permanent Eurocratic Tyranny" (CARPET) will do!

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