Europe
surely is multifarious and nevertheless so unable to learn.
This
is obviously owed to the fact, that we face a territory of petty
states, ever since equipped with just small-minded leaders of the
propagated megalomania, similar in warlike habits and competing in
meanness and despise of mankind and particularly even in exporting
such pseudo-culture into the world by merciless subjection,
exploitation and destruction.
Religions
and ideologies traditionally are grafted upon humans and are causing
masses of followers by adequate propaganda and disinformation
stirring up the slaughtering of each other by feeble ideas of values
and honors.
Last
World War II has never been ended correctly under international law,
there is no peace treaty, Germany, “made happy” by foreign
troops, doesn't possess a legally passed constitution though the
valid “Grundgesetz” can be interpreted quite well.
Ever
since there is the enemy state clause of the UN Charter, and the
whole post-war-order of Europe is based on the dictation of the
divided victorious powers. Deliberate silence prevails on this and so
there is no common awareness of the peoples' actual living on a
powder keg. Germany, like the far away Japan, doesn't even have the
full sovereignty under international law.
All
this has to be recognized when struggling for a liberal and peaceful
Europe which, as the initial European Union, of course portrays
enormous but often underestimated advantages.
But
now this all is tottering again considerably, not least because of
power-strategic behaviors concerning new additional members to the
overstretched and really unable construct for democratic voting.
Is
there, at all, any European identity?
Perhaps
you are a European by chance because you were born on this continent.
But this doesn't mean identity. You must spend time with culture that
has grown in Europe (literature, art, music, lifestyle,
infrastructure and so on). Being fixed just on one country will lead
automatically to nationalism with just this fixed and narrow horizon.
The same is true with religion and ideology which inevitably turn
into the faith of being chosen and to the delusion of being superior.
Considering
such background it is clear that the imagination of a “Europe of
Fatherlands” is absolutely unsatisfying because of its regards of
domestic “separating” interests that are inferior in
international competitions from the outset.
A
“Europe of Fatherlands” is neither fish nor fowl, it bears in it,
like a time bomb, the germ of nationalistic swing outs or of
predominance over weaker states.
Such
a deficiency may be tolerable as a transitional arrangement but only
with a clear perspective to found the “United States Of Europe”.
It
appears significant how such option is actually out of discussion or
rather refused from the beginning.
It
fits with the misery as the uprising Green Party – with their
pseudo-religious neurosis of climate change – is claiming a “check
of climate compatibility” before the adoption of any new law. This
is describing the unity voting for an ideology which the loosing
parties of the latest elections want to follow now. You may call it
enforced conformity: “Green” defines the direction, in some
former times it was “Brown” or “Red”.
Can
this really become standard!
At
the same time they are celebrating in unison scientifically and
otherwise unsuspecting children on street demonstrations as
“politically interested and engaged youth”, recently accompanied
by unsettled elderly people.
The
tragedy increases, as there seems to be opposition by nationalistic
parties only against this nonsense which stands in contradiction to
any serious science. But this fact serves as reason for the stupid
audacity to defame critics on the climate mania as nationalistic.
Meanwhile:
Nature protection is needed urgently which stands for human
protection as well. It has to be performed on the basis of clean and
ideology-free science and technology.
Conclusion:
The “Europe of Fatherlands”, under cosmonomic aspects, is facing
difficult times, because it shows, in this conflict situation, a lack
of world-openness that could be applied by a united state structure
only, by the sum of all its cultural resources – in a balanced
partnership with mighty but not so enlightened and not always fairly
acting competitors on the globe.
