The €1 trillion bloc of four Central members of the European Union are standing up for sovereignty against the Globalist (COMINTERN) Brussel EU cult. ‘A Third World War’ looms in the European Union says Polish PM, as the battle lines harden. Hungary stands ‘shoulder to shoulder’ with Poland against the blackmailing EU says Budapest

Several countries have had conflicts with Brussels in the last 10 years, most notably Greece and Italy. Both lost, partly because they were isolated. This is not the case with Poland, whose Prime Minister has just attacked the EU cultists in an interview with the pro-EU Financial Times.

‘What is going to happen if the European Commission will start the Third World War? If they start the Third World War, we are going to defend our rights with any weapons which are at our disposal. But if someone will attack us in a completely unfair way, we will defend ourselves in any possible manner.’

‘We feel that this is already discriminatory and a diktat type of approach. But if this is going to be even worse, we will have to think through our strategy.’

Poland is not alone, it has allies: The reason that the EU unelected Commission needs to be more careful with Poland is that it is part of the EU’s Visegrád or V4 group of member countries, with the other members being Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia.

‘We will not allow Brussels to expand beyond its own sphere of competence,’ says Hungarian Justice Minister. Aside from Poland, the most vocal Visegrád country in recent weeks has been Hungary, led by Viktor Orbán. Hungary is also facing legal action by Brussels and this row shows no signs of being resolved any time soon.

On Monday the Hungarian government’s Justice Minister, Judit Varga, joined various colleagues in condemning Brussels. Brussels must not hold a gun to the heads of the Member States!’

‘The Union paints a very sad picture of itself, whose institutions are constantly threatening not only each other but also the Member States while ignoring their own principles and treaties. ‘The position of Hungary and Poland remains clear: the rule of law cannot be defended by violating the rule of law.

‘We stand by Poland; we will not allow Brussels to expand beyond its own sphere of competence!’ (Statement by Judit Varga, Hungarian Justice Minister, 25 Oct 2021).

Meanwhile in Brussels yesterday, the reaction was severe and uncompromising. Facing battles on many fronts right now, the EU Commission shows no signs of backing down. Nor indeed can it afford to, if it wants to continue its remorseless advance to becoming a superstate.

Yesterday the EU Commission’s spokesman Eric Mamer rebuked the Polish Prime Minister, telling a press briefing that there was no place for rhetoric referring to war among the bloc’s members.

The ideology driving the technocrats in Brussels has always been clear: it believes in subsuming all EU member countries into one empire. One key element in this has been the subordination of the national laws and constitutions of these member countries into one ever closer union, run under EU laws dictated by Brussels and Washington DC.

This contrasts completely with the views of the Visegrád Four. As Hungary’s Justice Minister said in a statement a week ago: ’We think differently about the world and Europe.’ She said Brussels opposed Hungary and Poland’s pro-family policies, their rejection of immigration, and their push for ‘a strong Europe of strong nations instead of an empire.’

In effect, the Central European countries such as Poland and Hungary are exposing what had gradually become obvious to British voters who backed Leave in the UK’s EU Referendum. The key message is simple. The UK voted to take back control. The EU wants to expand its control over member countries until it’s absolute. Source