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Frank Wright calls mass migration an industry involving liberal governments, NGOs, charities, and criminal networks; he argues that EU funding supports migration and that Blair-era Labour planned it while critics were dismissed.
Simon Dixon says EU monetary union has already reduced national autonomy, while a capital-markets and fiscal union would concentrate more power in the ECB; CBDCs could automate taxes and connect programmable money to tokenized assets.
Lupták says citizens of EU countries can give up formal residency while continuing to live in their country of citizenship; he says Slovakia ties conscription and social and health insurance duties to residency.
Alhajji doubts a Putin-Trump-Xi summit could resolve the Ukraine war without Europe, arguing EU backing enables Zelenskyy to resist Trump’s pressure. He says European governments have repeatedly boarded Russian oil tankers after Trump pressed Zelenskyy to stop attacks on Russian refineries.
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