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So the guy sought to contrast the concepts and legacies of European imperium and European folks, showing that they are contradictory, and offering confederation as a resolution. Another mentioned resolution (probably a reference to the third reign) manages to break the interlock by suppressing some of the counterposed factors, but he deems this one illegitimate.
Some V4 politicians have again made explicit comments about this recently. This is from Poland:
> Mateusz Morawiecki, PM: Efforts are underway to turn the EU into a federal superstate. Berlin's support for the United States of Europe is a dangerous utopia that could lead to conflicts
> Jaroslaw Kaczynski, deputy PM and head of PiS: Germany is seeking to turn the European Union into a federalist Fourth Reich built on the basis of the EU and the European court of justice is being used as an instrument for this
I suppose Germany's liberal "pan-europeanists" figure that globalization trends and demographic changes will continue in Europe, and with them the processes of EU integration and centralization. Maybe they envision that one day, in the not too distant future, the system of liberal communication and movement would have produced sufficient ideological and ethnic homogenization that suddenly individual European states won't look or think themselves much more different from each other than e.g. USA's states, at which point EU could finally asume the role it was originally designed for
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> Since no opposition party is strong enough to oust the Fidesz-KDNP alliance, and gain the government, they decided to put forward a common candidate for the seat of prime minister, and run on the election together all supporting the same person.
Is this a Soros project too? I think his Wide Open Nations project had funded/organized this same "all against one" pseudo-political format before. Where was it? Moldavia? US? Poland?