It's so odd that you don't see discussion of this stuff on the #FBPE threads....
fuck beans, pulses and eggs#FBPE?
finds beef periodically emetic#FBPE?
#FBPE?
Follow Back pro-Europe. Twitter shit.
Almost always espousing pretty vacuous, one dimensional views that say nothing of the hugely complex issues surrounding EU membership but hinge the argument on some fairly domestic issue that's only tangentially related to brexit.
FBPE types would welcome Napoleon and Hitler as fellow travellers given their penchant for uniting Europe
urban in 8 wordsit's all about personal convenience and apparent slights.
This is bigger and more complex than I thought
LEAK: What the EU's future military strategy could look like
The blueprint of the so-called Strategic Compass, the European Union’s upcoming military strategy document, seen by EURACTIV, will be formally submitted to EU foreign ministers next Monday (15 November).www.euractiv.com
How can that evil cunt still be alive?
Most of them are nothing like that principled - they're not interested in a united Europe, it's all about personal convenience and apparent slights.
The remainers assertion that the EU is quite liberal is bollcks .More on that Eu-funded project that The39thStep mentioned to collect African fingerprints to facilitate their deportation should they ever dare try and cross the Med:
Here’s how a well-connected security company is quietly building mass biometric databases in West Africa with EU aid funds
The “EU Trust Fund for Stability and Addressing Root Causes of Irregular Migration and Displaced Persons in Africa” (EUTF for Africa) isn’t exactly headline news (and nor does it exactly roll off the tongue), but its influence is vast and will be felt for decades to come for millions of people acprivacyinternational.org
Biometrics are already taking off in Africa - Accra airport (Ghana) had all the necessary kit for recording such details when I passed through there in 2011, and they used it.More on that Eu-funded project that The39thStep mentioned to collect African fingerprints to facilitate their deportation should they ever dare try and cross the Med:
Here’s how a well-connected security company is quietly building mass biometric databases in West Africa with EU aid funds
The “EU Trust Fund for Stability and Addressing Root Causes of Irregular Migration and Displaced Persons in Africa” (EUTF for Africa) isn’t exactly headline news (and nor does it exactly roll off the tongue), but its influence is vast and will be felt for decades to come for millions of people acprivacyinternational.org
This twitter thread by them also provides a quick overview linkNew Yorker said:In the past six years, the European Union, weary of the financial and political costs of receiving migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, has created a shadow immigration system that stops them before they reach Europe. It has equipped and trained the Libyan Coast Guard, a quasi-military organization linked to militias in the country, to patrol the Mediterranean, sabotaging humanitarian rescue operations and capturing migrants. The migrants are then detained indefinitely in a network of profit-making prisons run by the militias. In September of this year, around six thousand migrants were being held, many of them in Al Mabani. International aid agencies have documented an array of abuses: detainees tortured with electric shocks, children raped by guards, families extorted for ransom, men and women sold into forced labor.
European Union countries should consider mandatory vaccination to combat Covid and the Omicron variant, the head of its Commission has said.
On Wednesday, Ms von der Leyen said it was "understandable and appropriate" for EU members to discuss mandatory Covid vaccinations given that a third of the bloc's population was unvaccinated.
"How we can encourage and potentially think about mandatory vaccination within the European Union? This needs discussion. This needs a common approach, but it is a discussion that I think has to be led," she told a news conference in Brussels.
‘European Sovereignty’ on the Menu as Macron and Scholz Meet for Lunch
The new German chancellor made his first foreign stop in Paris, where the two leaders discussed a more independent, bolder Europe.www.nytimes.com
What did you tell fsil?My future son in law in an attempt at bonding with me once asked me what I thought about the period in the States when Lindenburg became President. He had of course confused a fictional novel with reality. This article is pretty much on the same lines.
Faced with Covid, Europe’s citizens demanded an EU response – and got it | Luuk van Middelaar
The pandemic finally brought into being a European public, as we discovered that our health is a common concern, says political theorist Luuk van Middelaarwww.theguardian.com