Den “EUrabische Wehrmacht” rykker nærmere. “Heute gehört uns England, morgen die ganze Welt”.
Da EUSSR begyndte at sende tropper til Bosnien og Kosovo for at hjælpe de stedlige muslimer med den etniske udrensning af serbere, kroater og andre vantro fik man rigtigt blod på tanden. Tanken om et stor-EUrabisk militær havde længe stået på ønskesedlen. Ikke så meget for at kunne erobre resten af verden – endnu – men fordi man i Bryssel godt er klar over, at når de indledende skærmydsler med islam – den fase vi er i nu – er overstået og den rigtige, pan-europæiske borgerkrig begynder for alvor, så kan man næppe stole på loyaliteten hos de nationale værn. Man må derfor oprette en ikke-national styrke som kan sættes ind mod det enkelte lands militær når dette nægter at skyde mod egne landsmænd.
Af samme grund ønsker de islamofile partier værnepligten afskaffet og erstattet af lejetropper. Logisk nok. Da mulighederne i dette perspektiv dæmrede for Villy Vendekåbe gik SF helhjertet ind for afskaffelsen af Danmarks forsvars-forbehold og skiftede navn til Waffen-SF. England har vist vejen:
Daily Mail: Britain is willing to provide all our Armed Forces to fight under the EU flag in future wars, a minister has revealed.
Europe Minister Caroline Flint said that every operational unit of the British Army, the Royal Navy and RAF will be on offer as part of an EU ‘force catalogue’. This would help form a 60,000-strong, joint EU military reaction force to police the world’s trouble-spots. Questioned by MPs this week, about Britain’s commitment to the controversial plans, she said: ‘We are prepared to provide all our forces that are suitable for operations within the EU level of action.’
[…] France has championed the Euro-Army agenda for years. President Nicolas Sarkozy is pushing for a European military headquarters in Brussels, and more EU Rapid Reaction Forces, each made up of 1,500 troops from member states. And earlier this week, a European parliament report said that British and French military bases around the world, including those in the Falkland Islands, Gibraltar and Cyprus, should be put under joint EU control for future operations.
[…] Opponents of the EU reaction force fear that it will become a major stepping stone towards a huge standing EU army, controlled from Brussels, which would undermine Nato and freeze the U.S. out of Europe’s security affairs. EU forces have so far carried out only limited missions – including peacekeeping in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Congo. But its supporters hope that the new reaction force would also gradually allow the EU to eclipse Nato, or U.S.-led ‘coalitions of the willing’, in responding to international crises.
Caroline Flint, who oversees Britain’s role in Brussels, faced embarrassment during the committee’s hearings when she admitted that she had never read the Lisbon Treaty, the controversial document which is set to usher in radical reform of the EU. Conservative defence spokesman Mark Francois described her remarks as an ‘incredible admission’, after she told MPs that she had read ‘some of it but not all of it’.