We can definitely put aside the idea that there is not a significant sector within Ukraine that are nenazi's come back to haunt us all.
Hard to work out why people can't see where that leads. The chaos of WW2 seems to have been forgotten already. Talk about history repeating itself.
The European Union has been looking somewhat shaky since the GFC with talk of a return to the old days of individual countries with their own currencies and sovereignty. Something the technocrats, ruled over by the transnationalalists and the likes of the bankster banks will not allow.
Hitler wanted a single European bloc with Germany at the centre of power which is almost done now, so there is no way they will not consider to continue to expand, let alone allow for a dissolution.
The PTB of the European Union will see this war as a method to unite all Europeans in a common cause, as well as allowing further expansion and the weakening of Russia which aims to maintain her sovereignty and Ruble.
Australia too has begun on the road to becoming a part of a similarly organised Asian bloc. My understanding is that with the recently signed "free trade" agreements that Asian companies will be able to bring their own workers in. Once they have resided here for a while they will automatically be given permanent resident status and no the option to become citizens. Uncontrolled migration just as Britain now has from the poorer parts of Europe.
No wonder the government is moving towards the scrapping of welfare in this supposedly wealthy country. They maybe blaming the debt, but there is a lot more going on behind closed doors that we have no access to, until it is beyond our ability to have an influence.
