>>507517191You're really going to get into some red herring nord/med debate injected into all that? What a joke you are.
I assume you're referring to Germany judging by your flag and tone, so I'll humor you for a moment.
Even if Germany benefits from the current political formation in Europe, it also comes with the cost of Germany not being able to actually meet its full potential, whilst also severely stunting other European states and nationalities whose continued deterioration is simply part of the cost of this arrangement.
Thinking in a continental scale, sure you may benefit short term - on paper.
But let us think of the reality that much of what is touted as the greatest boon for pan-Europeanism does not actually benefit most Europeans, which I think defeats the entire premise ideologically, materially, philosophically, and morally.
Benelux is a good example of this.
Brussels is a Saracen outpost at this point, there is no argument against the damage done. Practically a fait accompli this genocide at this point.
Beleaguered by the onslaught of migrants to prop up a severely flawed system, the majority of the population bears the brunt of this cost, whilst corrupt politicians and international bankers which have sunk their teeth in such a prime host benefit the most.
A silly little graph with green line go up is the only rebuttal for this terrible policy.
The state enjoys the overreach of power so they preserve this state of affairs.
Meanwhile, the European men and women - a.k.a the actual core of Europe (and are also the flagbearers of culture, the future, civilized life, etc.) - have suffered immensely and benefitted very little.
That is but one example. The Chinese now have great economic influence on the continent due to this stratified edifice of weakness.
The nations of Western Europe are practically a satrapy for the Jew-America empire.
Talk about economics all day, but these are international brewing threats which the EU has no answer to.