Temporary independent Group 2
Temporary independent Group 2
There is a big difference between the potential temporary independent Group and EEC/EU. When EEC started in 1958, it was uncertain if it would get any bigger and when this would happen. There was a possibility that no more countries could be added. UK, Ireland, Denmark were added fifteen years later, in 1973. Next round was thirteen years later, with Spain and Portugal in 1986.
The final round was nine years later, in 1995, with the addition of Sweden, Finland, Austria. We skipped Greece's participation in 1981 because it was a big anomaly. It shouldn't have happened. In 1995, there were fourteen Western European countries in EU and one Eastern European, Greece, a big misfit. Starting in 2004, twelve more big mistakes were done, twelve more Eastern European countries were added.
Even though the number of the countries was relatively large, population did not increase much because many Eastern European countries are small. Before Brexit, Western Europeans were almost 80% (78%) of EU's population. After Brexit, the percentage dropped to 75%. Many countries were added but EU remained mostly a Western European Group.
It will become only Western European Group. The course will be reversed to 1995, with the exception of Greece and the addition of Malta. It is certain that Eastern European countries will be left out of EU. Most people in Western Europe want a Group with only Western European countries. They will put in power AntiNWO governments that will separate Western Europe from Eastern.
The percentages of those who want separate Groups vary from country to county in Western Europe. But in all countries they are the majority. Not only that. The difference with the percentage that wants Western and Eastern Europe together is big. It is certain that Western European countries will separate from Eastern and the thirteen Eastern European countries will be left out of EU.
Suppose that in Eastern Europe, a temporary independent Group is formed with a few countries that are designated to be in Western Subgroup. These countries could be non-EU members only or both EU and non-EU members. Let's say that the number of countries is only six, same as EU's founding members. Unlike EEC/EU, it is certain that the number of countries will increase and this is expected relatively soon.
Eastern European countries will certainly be left out of EU. This will not happen very soon, in a few months. But it will not take too long either. All required is Western Europeans to vote AntiNWO governments in a few countries. When Eastern European countries will be left out of EU, they will have two options a) join the temporary independent Group b) be in no Group.
Most countries will choose the first. Eventually, it is certain that most of EU's thirteen Eastern European countries will be added into the Group. If the merger with Commonwealth of Independent Sates (CIS) has already occurred, the temporary independent Group will have become relatively independent Western Subgroup of Eastern European Group. So EU's Leftouts will be added into this Subgroup.
Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) is another reason the temporary independent Group will get larger soon. CIS has eleven countries; Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan. Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan. Georgia has withdrawn but can easily reinstate membership anytime. CIS countries are shown in Category A of Table E Appendix 24b.
They are ready and waiting to see which route will be followed. If a temporary independent Group can be formed from countries designated to be in Western Subgroup, CIS will merge with it sometime in the future. In that case, Ukraine and Moldova will be in the Western Subgroup. Otherwise, CIS enlargement will be followed. Countries will be gradually added to CIS.
So not only it is certain that almost all of EU's Eastern European countries will be added to the temporary independent Group. It is also certain that it will merge with CIS. It is certain that the six countries will become thirty one, if all designated countries participate in Eastern European Group. There could be very few that may decide to be in no Group.
Unlike EEC/EU, it will not take too long for a small Group of six countries to become a larger Group of roughly thirty countries. There are two reasons for that. The first is that EU's Eastern European countries will certainly be left out. The other is that CIS is ready and waiting for the process that will be followed. This depends on the countries of Western Subgroup.
If they manage to form a temporary independent Group with even a few countries, then there could be two independent Groups for some time that will eventually merge to form Eastern European Group. If a temporary independent Group can't be formed, CIS enlargement approach will be followed. It is quite possible that a temporary independent Group will be formed.
Because there is high degree of certainty that unlike EEC/EU this Group will become much larger relatively soon. It is a sure thing! Why wouldn't they form such a group? They have nothing to lose and everything to gain. The CIS enlargement approach may be preferable in some CIS countries but all countries in Western Subgroup prefer the other approach which AntiNWO considers better, two independent Groups for sometime.
All countries in Western Subgroup prefer to be a relatively autonomous Subgroup. Only by establishing a temporary independent Group they can be certain about that. With the CIS enlargement approach, it is not impossible but it is not very likely either. So countries designated to be in Western Subgroup should make tremendous efforts to establish the temporary independent Group, even with a few countries.
This is by far the best option for them. They should avoid CIS enlargement option, since they want to be a relatively autonomous Subgroup. Obviously, they should avoid a major crisis by remaining temporarily in EU. In the long term, participation in EU is not an option because there will be no EU. There will be a Western European Group where there will be no place for Eastern European countries.