Many alternative plans

Many alternative plans

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In the original plan for Group 4 of Eastern Europe, 26 countries were included: Greece, Cyprus, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, Turkey, Israel.

Of course, this was the basic scenario or plan A. Various alternative scenarios or Plans B, C, etc also were developed from the beginning. Israel's participation is questionable because of the situation in Gaza. The Eastern European group will not disrupt its relations with the neighboring Islamic groups 5 and 8 because of Israel. But besides Israel there are many other countries that are not sure.

Almost certain are Balkan countries, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia and Armenia. They participate in Eastern European group 4, in all alternative plans. It was anticipated that there would be opposition from certain countries. Poland, Czech Republic and Baltic countries strongly oppose their participation in Eastern European group, under the guidance of Germany and France.

So there is the Italian solution. In this scenario Italy is added to Eastern European group which will be called something else, like for example Commonwealth of Eastern and Southern Europe (CESE). If the Czech Republic, Poland and the Baltic countries are in Western European group, it may be called Union of Western and Central Europe (UWCE).

Italy is not an Eastern European country but has borders with it and could participate. In economic terms, it is extremely beneficial to them. In twenty years, Italy will become one of the richest countries in Europe. Of course, Eastern European countries who do not want to participate, will also benefit a lot in economic terms. Their governments do not serve the interests of their people but are Western Europe's puppets.

The Italian solution does not have many chances to happen but on the other hand it is not abandoned. If it does not proceed, then there is the Caspian solution, the Caspian countries participation in Eastern European group. In that case, the group will be named something like Commonwealth of Eastern Europe and Caspian Region.

Another scenario exists with Caspian countries' participation. There is an exchange of Turkey with Caspian countries between Group 4 of Eastern Europe and Group 8 (South Central Asia, Iran - Afghanistan - Pakistan). However, if countries like Poland, Czech Republic and Baltic do not participate and the Italian solution does not progress, the Caspian countries could participate together with Turkey.

In this case, a possibility is the creation of three provinces, Byzantine or Balkan, Rus and Turkish. Hungary and Slovakia will also be in the Balkan region, if they do participate in Eastern Europe's group. If Israel eventually participates, it will also be in Balkan or Byzantine region. This will definitely include Cyprus, which will probably be annexed to Greece (will be explained in following article). Cyprus's Turkish part will be annexed to Turkey.

Israel is close to Cyprus. Of course, Turkey is also close but in its province there will only be Turkic, Muslim countries, that is, Turkey and the Caspian countries. The third province of Rus will include Russia, Belarus, Ukraine. There is a proposal for Ukraine to participate in the Balkan region initially, until relations with Russia are normalized in the long run.

In this way, almost six centuries after the end of Byzantium, it will be re-established as a region of the Eastern European group. The Caspian scenario was constantly gaining momentum. Caspian countries have natural beauty, abundance of natural resources and great potential for development. The inhabitants are characterized by visitors as very friendly.

It will be decided how autonomous the three provinces will be. According to one proposal, there will be capitals for the three regions but none for the group. Thus the model becomes even more decentralized. The group's bodies will meet in rotation, at one of the regional headquarters. There are two other options. In one there will be capital for the group as well, while in the other there will be no capitals for the group or the regions.

The group's bodies will meet in rotation in the different countries of the group. In any case, the staff will be distributed among all the countries, in the ministries that will be established in each country for the affairs of the Commonwealth. It is a simple, efficient, inexpensive, decentralized model much better than the big mess Western Europeans have created in EU.

There is another scenario where Italy participates with the Caspian countries in group 4, while Turkey is in group 8 with Iran - Afghanistan - Pakistan. Of course, this scenario is even less likely. The most prevalent seems to be without Poland, Czech Republic, Baltic countries but with Turkey and Caspian countries. Question marks are Hungary, Slovakia, Israel. In conclusion, these are the main scenarios for Eastern Europe's group 4 and South Central Asia's group 8;

  • 1  Group 4 ; 1 + A + C      Group 8 ; 2 + D
  • 2  Group 4 ; 1 + A + D      Group 8 ; 2 + C
  • 3  Group 4 ; 1 + B + C     Group 8 ; 2 + D
  • 4  Group 4 ; 1 + B + D      Group 8 ; 2 + C
  • 5  Group 4 ; 1 + C + D      Group 8 ; 2 + E
  • 1 Balkan countries Russia Belarus Ukraine Georgia Armenia
  • 2 Iran Afghanistan Pakistan
  • A Hungary Slovakia Czech Republic Poland Baltic countries
  • B Italy
  • C Turkey
  • D Caspian countries
  • E Iraq Syria Lebanon Jordan
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