Where is tradition?

Almost Christmas time. It's a religious holiday so as such it is a natural enemy for the liberal (in the American meaning) European leaders. The European Union personifies most of the left wing attributes. It is extremely centralised, full of regulations regarding our everyday life aspects and especially those relating to the market. EU charges create mysterious econimical plans in advance, just to mention the Lisbon strategy which ended up miserably. The same plans were introduced in the Soviet Union and its satellites - the charges were making plans assuming that, let's say, in five years the national production should reach the certain level.

European Union is full of bureaucrats cotrolling everything what can be controlled, every single thing you can buy, from sweets to cars and houses, is, oris going to be, in some way regulated or standarized by the EU army. They feel irresistible lust to stick their noses into our lives. There were even attempts, in future successful surely, to introduce some kind of the thought police - EU leaders would love all the European people to think in the same way. They wanted, and of course still want, to kick it off from teaching every European the same version of history in schools. That's why in 20 years they will have a dumb crowd of people thinking that there was something like the history of Europe, instead of separate histories of many European nations. European propagandists realise well that it's easier to control people who are cast in the same mould. As I mentioned earlier, diversity is what the EU wants to get rid of.

Winter vacation instaed of Christmas

Someone wise, forgive me but I forgot the name, once said that the way in which we name things is the way in which we take them. That's why people being in charge of Europe, who in majority have a communist background (just to mention the most powerful one, Barroso), try to redefine the tradition by using the relativism idea as the path. Christmas is no more, we have so called 'winter vacation' nowadays. Easter vacation is replaced by 'spring break'. In many American schools Santa Claus (originally the bishop), christmas trees and decorations are banned. In Europe this will come a little later - today our oppressors just try to remove crosses from schools in order to, listen, listen, not hurt other people's feelings. Well, the European propaganda reached the most ridiculous levels of absurdity.

However, we almost have Christmas so it's time to forget about the European monster, at least for a while. I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas full of joy and family warmth.

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Poisoning brains

A few days ago I wrote about the propaganda spread in the European Union. I mentioned a few examples to portray how the EU charges want to come into being in awareness of an average citizen. It is understandable because it's quite obvious that most of the Europeans are not interested at all in what is going on far, far away in Brussels, all the more that their potential impact, in case if they wanted to have some, on the Europoliticians is extremely limited. The European Union does not exist in the mentality of the European people and the EU aparatchiks try their best to change this.



We shall not stop until we sneak into your brain

Let's make a brief summary of the European leaders' ways to promote the European Union. Here's a small list of things to which the EU logo/emblem is going to be attached or added soon:

• lounge suit of every man working in the EU area,
• all official documents in all EU states - doesn't matter whether it's a letter from the president or a letter from the village-mayor,
• rings, knickers, skirts, neckties - thanks God, they are not planning to ban the other patterns yet,
• all public transport tickets,
• all parasols in restaurant gardens,
• all towels in European hotels,
• all European states flags,
• all homing pigeons in every post office,
• all balloons produced in the EU.

The EU specialists responsible for the propaganda are well aware that it's a wide topic and to be succesfull in that area you have to act on many fields. That's why there are other plans regarding poisoning our brains. Let's mention some of the plans for future:

• introduction of high school euro-finals which, when passed, would be a big step forward towards getting a job in the EU institutions,
• creation of a new agenda responsible for publishing a magazine informing Europeans about all the upcoming changes in their domestic countries or rather districs,
• starting a Euro TV channel and Euro radio channel,
• introduction of obligatory books about the Eureopean Union in all schools,
• production of European beer and European dessert,
• attaching the EU flag on top of all scyscrapers,
• using the ball with EU logo in all football matches between European states,
• production of EU perfums,
• decoration of all Christmas trees in all public institutions with the EU logo or emblem,
• portraits with EU logo in all public institutions in all states,
• "made in EU" sentence instead of "made in Germany/France/Spain" etc.,
• preparing the same toys (with EU logo, of course) for all European day nurseries and kindergartens,
• organization of Europicnics and Europarades obligatory for all children - with sweets and solid portion of Europropaganda.

Especially the last two are very dangerous because they are aimed at our children. As I mentioned in previous post, the EU charges are not newbies when it comes to knowledge about propaganda - they know that they should focus on kids.

Free market? Maybe later

All the above initiatives don't have anything in common with people's expectations, needs. They are not created to satisfy any need, unless we talk about aparatchiks' needs, of course. I doubt that anyone from the three million Eurobureaucrats army has made any researches proving, for instance, that people in Europe would like to drink new beer - the EU beer, or that there is a big demand for EU perfums. No, it doesn't work like that on our relative to the point of absurdity continent. Most of those things listed above will be sponsored from our, taxpayers' money. Forget about any kind of free market rules if it turns out that the lollipops you produce will have to compete with the EU lollipops subsidied from Eurocitizens', yours too, pockets.

All the European Union initiatives, even those most prosaic ones, are issued by the superior authorities. They have nothing to do with the rank-and-file initiatives. On the other hand though, can you imagine any one trying to get some money on the fair free market production of, let's say, neckties with the EU logo attached? I can't. That's why the Eurocrats army has to take care of it - after all they want to become a part of every single aspect of our lives.

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Relativism - the cancer killing Europe

We have a new religion here, in Europe. The roots of our continent have been cut off completely and we are forced to start from the scratch. All the past resources we've been so far using to explain the reality surrounding us, have lost their importance and are nowadays considered outdated and archaic. Christianity is no longer considered as one of the roots of European development. Relativism idea, widely spread by the European Union and biggest medias, took the throne and became the most professed religion in Europe - maybe excluding the man caused global warming religion.

Grey Europe

I don't consider myself a defender of Christianity in any way, but if saying a few words of truth makes me look like that, then so be it.

The Lisbon Treaty, signed behind people's backs by politicians not giving a damn about their states sovereignty, does not directly forbid Christianity. The EU creators picked a little bit more sophisticated way to get rid of this 'plague' - they took the relativism idea and did their best to apply it in most aspects of our life. The dying European continent is most probably the first one built on the belief that there are no absolute things, absolute values. No, wrong, I forgot about the one and only absolute in Europe - it says that there are no absolutes at all. Everything depends on the point of view, nothing is black or white, everything is grey instead. No values are solid, each of them can be questioned.

Communists never loved religion

European leaders have a point in their successful attempts to get rid of tradition and history, both deeply rooted in Christianity. In the creation process of a huge bureaucratic European moloch called the European Union, they needed to convince the masses, or rather the leaders of these masses (means massmedias in most cases) that independence is a relative term and no state loses it when it signs the Lisbon Treaty, that nationality is relative as well since we are all Europeans, that modern patriotism, very relative, of course, manifests itself in trying to make your state a part of the European Union. Or should I rather say a 'district' of the European Union?

European leaders are those who in their younger days were hippies & anarchists fascinated with the Soviet Union. Now, after getting real power, they want to create the better Soviet Union. They think that they understand what mistakes did the USSR make and they think they know how to avoid them. Any kind of religion is a natural threat for them, because religions are not relative. At least they weren't because nowadays the ecumenism idea is storming churches.

Taking off crosses in Italian schools ordered by the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg is one of many upcoming examples of this. Much more will come.

Communists in the Soviet Union destroyed the religion completely, European politicians try to do the same, and that's another evidence that the EU equals the Soviet Union.

Weak Europeans

Let's ask ourselves a simple question - who is a stronger one - the one believing in God, Mahomet or Jahwe or tho one believing in nature, power of human mind, tolerance and relativism? Having a strong faith in some kind of God, doesn't really matter which one, does give a boost, does make a man stronger. Do you, my dear Reader, honestly think that a man, having the relativism as his god, will be able to stand and fight to defend his belief, to defend his country? Do you think that his will to do so will be in any way comparable with those who do believe in something deeper? Do you think that the strength of their motives can be compared anyhow? I doubt it.

The European Union propagandism did a good job, today's Europeans are weaker than ever before, even weaker than France during the WWII (no offence to anyone). The Europeans don't give a damn about their state, about their history and tradition, about their past. They are tolerant to the point of ridiculousness (nowadays it's almost impossible to be openly considered a freak in Europe, since 'everyone should be respected'), they don't have any solid values since everything is relative. They are not even able to fight, even on the Balkans we, the Europeans, were not able to act. The Americans came and did the job - I'm not saying that this was a good or bad job but at least they were able to act. European people, leaders are only able to talk only.

Never before in history so many countries have been conquered without a single shot. Never before so many people, poisoned with the EU propagandism, have been so happy about their state being conquered.

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Propagandism - the European Union main tool

People in Russia have a nice proverb saying that if something is extremely scary, then it has to be funny as well. Quite the same proverb can be applied to the European Union, whose leaders try to both spread the positive EU propagandism (if one can say that propagandism can be 'positive' in any sense..) and control every single aspect of our life. Why do I call it 'propagandism', not a 'propaganda'? Simply, I think that in today's world propaganda stepped on a new, much higher, much more complex and previously unavailable level. With all the medias and speed of information there are hundreds of ways to make your propagandism successful - the EU came close to perfection in the area.

Today I'll present some real examples of the propaganda served by the EU, examples which support the thesis that the EU is a new embodiment of the Soviet Union. Now, since as of yet most of these examples present wishful thinking only, have fun reading them because once they are introduced - and they will be introduced - there'll be nothing to laugh about - but a lot to fight against.

Europropaganda

The European Union leaders want all the homing pigeons in all post offices in states being a part of the EU, to have the EU logo attached. That way the EU charges want to make every single citizen aware of the existance of a new European superstate.

The EU suggests that all the states-participants should have the EU emblem attached to national flags. Thanks to this an average citizen would get to know that his domestic country is a part of something bigger and that we are all Europeans, that we are all one coherent body.

The EU aparatchiks don't forget about the youngest as well. They are well aware that it's much easier to poison young and inexperienced brains with their propagandism than to do that with, say, the 60 years old conservative. So.. All the balloons produced in the EU states should have the EU logo attached. Kids should associate balloons, means fun, something positive, with theu EU logo. Well, Goebbels would be surprised how well has the propaganda developed since his times, wouldn't he?

According to the EU regulations and requirements even kennels should have heated floor. It doesn't matter what your dog thinks about it, of course. If you don't have heated floor, you may be accused of the animal abuse so be careful. It's not that bad though, you can get grants for improving your kennel.

How far can they go?

The answer is simple - there are no limits, people's stupidity doesn't have boundaries. Weak men do not accept the variety because it's too complex for them to understand - that's why they want everything in every EU state to be the same. It's easier to control it that way.

The above is a very small portion of wide propagandism practised and mastered by the EU. It relates to small every day aspects of our life. However, there is another, much more dangerous dimension of that propagandism but I'll write about it on another occasion.

Now feel invited to let me know about any other absurdities from the EU wide range. Or.. convince me that I exaggerate?

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