Avoid major crisis 2
Avoid major crisis 2
Suppose a certain car model is on sale at considerable discount. Instead of thirty thousand euros or dollars it is offered at twenty five thousand. People that sell it, have the offer for their own reasons. Perhaps they want to promote it or may be a new batch is coming. This OFFER would not be for ever but for a LIMITED TIME. Someone goes three years later and requests to buy the car at the offer price. Obviously, this would be entirely impossible.
AntiNWO OFFERS EU's EASTERN EUROPEAN countries the chance to have a SMOOTH TRANSITION from EU to EASTERN EUROPEAN GROUP. But this OFFER is for a LIMITED TIME ONLY. The recommended approach, two independent Groups in Eastern Europe, should start soon. Eastern European countries should exit EU soon and form an independent Group. Then they will have all the time they need for a smooth transition.
If they waste this time by remaining in EU, procedures would have to be rushed through and it will not be a smooth transition. Also the process itself will not allow for a smooth transition. If they exit EU soon, it will be in agreement with Western European countries. This is the reasonable way since Eastern European countries have only one quarter of EU's population.
If they refuse to separate in this way, Western European countries will exit in order to form Western European Group right away. This does not allow for a smooth process. One day all countries will be in EU and next day, only thirteen countries will be left, with only 25% of EU's population. That would be a MAJOR CRISIS for EASTERN EUROPEAN countries but NOT a PROBLEM for Western because they will continue with 75% of the population.
If countries see that the recommended process is not happening, they should follow the next best option. They should PREPARE to JOIN CIS ENLARGEMENT and do that BEFORE they are LEFT OUT. They have ADEQUATE TIME for PREPARATION but this has also to START SOON. So they should NOT WAIT for TOO LONG to FIND OUT if the RECOMMENDED APPROACH is going to HAPPEN.
In this way, by joining CIS enlargement, they will AVOID a MAJOR CRISIS and it will be a smooth transition from EU to Eastern European Group, even though it will not the best, the one AntiNWO recommends. It is possible that some countries would prefer to be in no Group than in Eastern European Group. Most likely, these will be very few, if any. Likewise, they should PREPARE to EXIT EU and do that BEFORE they are LEFT OUT.
We should point out that not all Eastern European countries have a problem. There are thirteen countries that have the problem and could be heading for a major crisis, EU's members. These are from north to south; Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Hellas, Cyprus. They are also shown in order of population in Category B of Table A Appendix 24. Their total population is one hundred and thirteen million (112.598.642).
Eight of these countries are in Eurozone and five are not. Poland, Czechia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria are not in Eurozone. In EUROZONE are; ESTONIA, LATVIA, LITHUANIA, SLOVAKIA, SLOVENIA, CROATIA, HELLAS, CYPRUS. These have BIGGER PROBLEM because they are more integrated with Western European countries. Bulgaria will join Eurozone in January 2026. It is a huge mistake because it will make the left out problem even worse.
Other Eastern European countries will not have a problem because they are not in EU. Most are in Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS); Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan. Georgia has withdrawn but can easily reinstate membership. Ukraine does not participate and Moldova has announced intention to withdraw but they have not formally withdrawn.
CIS countries are shown in Category A of Table E Appendix 24b (pop. 298.352.806). Category C shows again the thirteen Eastern European EU countries that have the problem. In Category B are Eastern European countries that are in no Group, not in EU or CIS. These five countries are Serbia, Montenegro, N. Macedonia, Bosnia, Albania. Israel is also added. Their total population is only 24.909.056, a little more than Romania's.
Since they are not in EU, they can NOT be LEFT OUT and do NOT have a PROBLEM. Their economies are not integrated with Western European, like those that are EU members. If they do the big mistake to join EU, they will have a problem also and could be HEADING for a MAJOR CRISIS. So they should avoid by all means to do that. Instead they should join CIS enlargement, if the recommended approach does not seem to proceed.
According to AntiNWO's recommended approach (two independent Groups in Eastern Europe), these six countries will be added to EU's thirteen Eastern European countries. Some will join before and other after the merge with CIS. We should remind that according to the recommended approach, Ukraine and Moldova will also be in Western Subgroup with these countries.
EU's thirteen Eastern European countries DESPERATELY need a SMOOTH TRANSITION in order to AVOID a MAJOR CRISIS. This can only happen in two ways. Either enough will exit EU and form a temporary independent Group or countries separately will join CIS enlargement after appropriate preparation. If some countries prefer to be in no Group, they should prepare to exit EU separately, before they are left out.
Finally, in Category A of Table A Appendix 24, EU's Western European countries are shown according to population (total 337.052.072). Those are the ones that will leave EU in order to form Western European Group right away. It is not necessary that all Western European countries leave EU. Western European Group can also be formed with some of these countries.
Nevertheless, it is extremely unlikely that Western European countries would rather be in a Group with Eastern European than with the rest of the Western. This becomes even less likely if we consider the future of EU's Eastern European countries. They have only two options a) in Eastern European Group b) in no Group. If EU's Western European countries wanted to be in no Group, they would have done it already.
It is very unlikely that Western European countries will want to be in Eastern European Group. If enough Western European countries decide to exit EU to form their own Western European Group, the rest will follow. Sometime in the future, countries shown in Category C of Table A Appendix 24 could be added, as members or trading partners. These are Iceland, Norway, UK, Switzerland (pop. 81.789.491).