Temporary independent Group
Temporary independent Group
There are two approaches to form Eastern European Group. The best approach, the one AntiNWO recommends is two independent Groups in Eastern Europe for some time. If this can't happen, for whatever reasons, CIS enlargement has to be followed as the only other alternative. We should elaborate a little further on the recommended approach and make some clarifications.
Eventually, there will be two Subgroups in Eastern European Group, Western and Eastern. Eastern Subgroup is ready. It is Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The rest of the countries will comprise Western Subgroup. In the recommended approach, Ukraine and Moldova are in Western Subgroup, although currently they are still formally in CIS.
Ukraine has stopped participating and Moldova has announced intention to withdraw. Georgia withdrew in 2008 but can't be included in Western Subgroup for its geographic location. Unlike Georgia, Ukraine can be a part of Western Subgroup. If Ukraine is in it, Moldova has to be as well because it is on the southwestern side of Ukraine and has no borders with the rest of the countries in CIS.
The main reason Ukraine is placed in Western Subgroup is other than not participating in CIS. Because of the war, relations with Russia are bad. So the two countries will have to be separated. They will not only be in different Subgroups but also in different Groups for an adequate time. According to the recommended approach, the two Subgroups will start as entirely independent Groups.
Gradually, they will prepare to merge and become two relatively independent Subgroups of Eastern European Group. Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) already exists as a Group. All they have to do is prepare to merge with the other Group, if it can be formed. This is questionable. Currently the other Group does not exist. It is an important issue if it can be formed and how this can be accomplished.
Thirteen of the countries are in EU. These are from north to south; Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Hellas, Cyprus. They have a total population of one hundred and thirteen million (112.598.642). Eight countries are not in EU; Ukraine, Moldova, Serbia, Montenegro, N. Macedonia, Bosnia, Albania, Israel. Their total population is sixty nine million (68.643.488).
These are shown in Table B of Appendix 24. In Category B are CIS countries, without Ukraine and Moldova. Category A1 has EU countries and Category A2 non-EU countries. The best way to have a temporary independent Group will be if Eastern European countries exit EU. They will form a Group immediately. Gradually, the will prepare to merge with Category B (CIS).
At the same time, they will add countries from Category A2 in their Group. There is no specific requirement for the number of countries that should be added before the merger. It could be all or none of them. Most likely, some countries will be added but not all. The rest will be added after the Group merges with Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
The thirteen Eastern European countries MUST EXIT EU because if they don't, they will be LEFT OUT and have a MAJOR CRISIS. It is their responsibility to take care of themselves and exit EU. Of course, as it has been already explained, NWO pro-EU governments act against the interests of the countries. They do not serve the people but NWO's failed plan and they will head for a major crisis by remaining in EU.
There are three alternatives to exit EU; a) form an independent Group b) join CIS enlargement c) be in no Group. Our guess is that almost all countries will prefer the first alternative. The process guarantees that there will be two relatively independent Subgroups in the end. In the second alternative, it is questionable. It is not impossible but not very likely either.
To make the issue even clearer, EU's THIRTEEN EASTERN EUROPEAN countries have ONLY FOUR OPTIONS; a) form an independent Group b) join CIS enlargement c) be in no Group d) have a major crisis first and then join Eastern European Group or be in no Group. There is NO ALTERNATIVE to REMAIN in EU. They should CHOOSE ONE of the AVAILABLE ALTERNATIVES. Our guess is that countries will choose the first one.
So if their governments behave in a rational way, ALL THIRTEEN countries should EXIT EU to form a temporary independent Group. Suppose that not all exit. How much would be enough? This is a subjective matter. Perhaps half would be enough, half the number of countries or half the population. A common opinion is that six to seven countries or fifty to sixty million people would be enough.
Suppose that not enough countries exit EU. There is another way to form a temporary independent Group. There are other countries outside EU, shown in Category A2 of Table B Appendix 24. A Group could be formed if enough countries participate from both categories, A1 and A2. How many are enough? Again, this is a subjective matter. Perhaps half is enough, ten or eleven countries or around ninety million inhabitants.
Nevertheless, there are many people who argue that it is not necessary to have so many countries or that much population. Theoretically, a Group can be formed with only two countries. ONLY TWO COUNTRIES are REQUIRED for a GROUP. EU has currently twenty seven countries. When UK was in EU, the number of members was twenty eight. But the founding members of EEC were only six, Germany, France, Italy and the three BENELUX countries
Furthermore, BENELUX was established before EEC and had only three members, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg. So it is not unreasonable to argue that not half the number of countries or half the population is required to form a temporary independent Group. Suppose that only a few countries from Category A2 start a Group and all countries of Category A1 remain in EU.
What could happen next? In the future, some countries could exit EU and join that temporary Group. Eventually, Eastern European countries will be left out from EU and will have a major crisis. After they overcome the crisis, they could join the temporary independent Group or the Western Subgroup, if the merge of the two Subgroups has already happened.
So, It is possible to start a temporary independent Group with only some of the countries in Category A2. Eventually, the rest of the countries in Western Subgroup will be added, before or after the merge with Category B (CIS). But all the countries that will not exit EU early enough, will go through a major crisis. If they want to avoid the crisis, they should exit EU soon and form a temporary independent group.