European Union vs Soviet Union

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Published on May 15, 2020
Nigel Farage once said the European Union was the 'new communism'... This video featuring a novelist and activist Vladimir Bukovsky provides a good comparison between the European Union and the Soviet Union. The most worrying thing about the EU is not so much what happens while it is in existence but what happens after people wake up, rise up and it collapses. One of the EU's most toxic aspects is its anti-democratic attitude, where their ideology seems to be built around hating the original inhabitants of Europe and wilfully destroying their homeland. The EU and Merkel despise the people they rule over and see them as nothing more than a big business commodity without roots, culture or identity and who they can socially engineer into submission while it forcing upon them mass migration.
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