12 Jul 2022, 05:07

OPINION: THE DANGERS OF ANOTHER EPA COMMISSION UNDER JUNCKER

by Anon

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We're yet again to decide who will lead the EU and its policy, and are again in danger of having another commission that would collapse the EU under Juncker. Let's have a closer look at what really are the implications of another EPA Commission under Mr. Juncker.

Lower Budget and Reduced Membership
Various nations have already threatened, most notably Reitzmag, to leave the union in case the Spanish Eurofederalist icon returns to the Commission. With Strathae already out of the EU reducing the budget by millions or possibly billions, the leaving of a much larger contributor or contributors to the budget would devastate the EU's spending. In addition, this would be a massive blow to the union's legitimacy.

Biased Interventionism
The EU will once again return to its old practice of having member-states held like puppets forcing itself into their internal affairs, just as Mr. Juncker did when he was Internal Affairs Commissioner. During my research, I found a secret video recording of the first round of meetings for the Caspian Treaty between Pravoslaviya, UD, ND, and Reitzmag mediated by Mr. Juncker hidden deep within the internet. This recording showed Juncker forcing that Reitzmag was in the wrong and is guilty as if it was defeated in a war. Eventually as we all know, this first round didn't go successfully and this is likely due to the attitude and treatment Mr. Juncker did. While during that time, his home nation of Spain had its piracy activities in the Straits go unnoticed by the commission and only ended with Mr. Juncker already out of power. I have saved a video of this recording and it may now be viewed online through various video sharing and streaming platforms.

Eurofederalist policies and more restrictions forced on member-states
Once again, we will see policies that add more restrictions against the will of the EU's members. It is very likely that we will also not see Angleter join back the Council's proceedings anymore with laws much worse than the EACA being passed. There would also be unnecessary funding for unnecessary projects like eurorail that shouldn't be handled at EU-level affairs and instead by the individual member-states themselves.

Overall, it will be apocalypse for the EU. We don't need another Juncker, we need another Biden that delivers with respect for member-states.