Silent revolution
This afternoon Commission President Barroso, speaking at the European University Institute in Florence, sent a reminder to the UK’s Coalition Government and others why the game over the EU’s economic government is far from over. According to Italian media, he said:
The European Council’s conclusions have envisaged small steps, which sometimes are the most important. It is like a silent revolution – stronger economic governance made through small steps.Silent revolution through small steps? That sounds worryingly familiar.
Labels: barroso, euro, European integration
Bloudy worrying - frightens me. This is exactly how Germany absorbed Prussia.
See also http://dioclese.blogspot.com/2010/06/is-this-face-of-new-euro-parliament.html