European Union Leadership Announced New Lebensraum Expansion Policy
The European Elites have a stunning new plan to defeat the fearsome Russian hordes marching toward Central Europe again. EU grand strategists will reinvent Adolph Hitler’s idea of Lebensraum. French Europe Minister Laurence Boone told POLITICO recently that the only way to combat Putin’s yearning for conquest is for the EU bloc to expand. No, I am not joking.
According to the news, the EU is preparing for a potential wave of expansion that could extend the bloc by as many as eight new members, including Ukraine and six Balkan countries. Boone spoke by phone with reporters and said:
“Vladimir Putin, in addition to his territorial ambitions, also aims to weaken the European Union. That’s a factor we need to take into account and fight against.”
As for Hitler’s grand plan of ‘Lebensraum,’ which he laid out in his book Mein Kampf (banned in Russia), the German Reich would gain power and control of nations to the east to colonize them with German settlers. The Slavs who lived in these territories were to be wiped away by expulsion, enslavement, and slaughter. And Westerners still wonder at Vladimir Putin’s warnings about Nazis in Ukraine and having a neutral zone between the EU and Russia. Russians and Ukrainians are brother Slavs, genetically.
Today, the Serbs, Bosnians, Belarussians, and Ukrainians are in the crosshairs of EU President Ursula von der Leyen (who I lovingly refer to as von der Clucky) and her handlers, the Western oligarchs and the Royal houses of central and Western Europe.
Bulgarians, Croats, Macedonians, Montenegrins, and even the Slovenes have already been assimilated into what looks more and more like a Fouth Nazi Reich. The breakup of Yugoslavia was done to create these smaller, dependent nations with little or no power to resist. I don’t want to get into ancient history and the story of the Vistula Veneti here. Perhaps another time. Still, it’s fair to say Roman Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity play a central role in the Ukraine affair.
On a parallel note, Ursula von der Leyen is now out to eradicate the currently protected European wolf because her ancient 30-year-old pony, Dolly, was killed by a wolf in northeastern Germany last year. No, seriously. She said:
“The concentration of wolf packs in some European regions has become a real danger for livestock and potentially also for humans.”
Interestingly, she was not alarmed before Dolly was left in a pasture like a bait animal to be killed by the endangered canine. Now she is ranting in a thick, frantic German accent, saying, “I want them all ERRADICATED.”
Thank goodness Slavic people have not been classified as pack animals dangerous to livestock and humans! Oh, wait. According to the Neocons and Western elites, they are. And Putin, as the leader of the ravenous pack, has more crosshairs on him than Sylvester Stallone in one of those action hero flicks. Though I quip here, there is, and has always been, a Lebensraum plan in motion against the Eastern Europeans.
Finally, with the EU presidential candidacy of tough-on-technocrats Margrethe Vestager in the coming election, you can expect the outgoing cutthroats of the EU hierarchy to feather their nests increasingly. Moreover, don’t be surprised to see a dramatic escalation of the Ukraine situation once the last Ukrainian Slav has been blown to bits on the eastern front.
As for the rest of Eastern Europe already being “Germanized” in Himmler fashion, they may soon be asked to take up positions at the front lines to ensure the fatherland does not lose more ground. Sorry, but as an American historian, geographer, and analyst, the inequality that the EU wreaks looks like what Hitler called “a new order of ethnographic relations.” This has happened here in Greece, especially Crete, since Operation Mercury failed in WW2.
Putin is accused of expansionist intentions. Meanwhile, the European Union and NATO openly confess the ample land grab they intend to complete. How ironic. Russia, once again, was blamed for being the target.
An earlier version of this story appeared on NEO
