EU Critic Warns of Centralized Control Through Green Deal and Digital ID

The bureaucrats centralist in Brussels are addicted to

power. They use or they abuse every

crisis,

financial crisis, COVID crisis, Ukraine crisis,

energy crisis.

And the solution is always the same, and the professor already said it,

more European Union.

If there's no crisis, and that's the second point,

if there's no crisis, they

create a crisis.

For

example, climate change.

They call it an existential threat, and the

solution is the Green Deal.

The Green Deal destroyed our

energy system. It is destroying our food system.

Um, they are trying to control CO2, but

if you control CO2, CO2,

you, you, you, you control people because everything we

do in life

is about CO2 emissions: living, breathing, eating,

traveling, living. So if you can control that, you can

control people's lives. Now they introduce the digital identity

and the central bank digital currency.

So they can see everything we do, and they can control

everything, um,

we do because they can shut off, shut off our, um,

our financial system whenever they want.

We have seen it already in Canada

during the COVID crisis.

We can have a complete conference about that, too.

But those two topics,

um,

it's, it's used to create a centralized,

controlled economy, and at the same time, it's taking away

people's freedom. We are heading to a big European super

state.

They want to abolish the nation state because once that happens, they have

complete control. We are heading to a, what I call a

new kind of comm-communism. And

people from my country and also from the other Western countries

will not

recognize that because we...

our generation was born in freedom.

But you have seen communism, and you, you, you, you were able

to,

to, to, to win that, uh, tw- uh, thirty years

ago.

But this is a new kind of communism. It's a communism of technocrats.

Let's learn from the history. In the nineteen thirties, Stalin

declared the war on farmers. He took their

land, and millions of people died. They starved to death.

In the nineteen sixties, Mao did exactly the same.

The Great Leap Forward, also over here, the farmers and the food

system were attacked, and also millions of people died.

But they gained control over all the people.

So I come back to my first question: Is the EU making people's lives better

now?

I don't think so.