Those two kbbs - my good friend Brycy and the hapless old crust fan will be outraged at the people of Belgium rejecting a mass invasion of their country. shows how racist these people are etc etc blah blah and baloney from the two loons.
But welcome to reality to these two hypocritical jackasses. No country wants to be invaded and over run. So expect more of the same.
This is a mess - that Treaty was never debated in any Parliament and none of the leaders who signed it had approval from their various Parliaments to sign it. When the matter is reported to their Parliaments all hell will break loose.
Does not look as a democratic basis to deal with a treaty. The signatories knew what was coming - why not deal with it on the normal basis of getting Parliamentary approval before signing. I can see trouble coming in numerous countries when Parliament has to confirm the treaty. The UK Netherlands, Denmark, Germany and France are just a few of the countries where trouble is expected because of the Treaty,
Take for instance Germany
Parties in Germany Total 709 seats
- 200 seats (CDU) - - 32,9%
153 seats (SPD) - 24,6%
94 seats (AfD) 12.6%
80 seats (FDP) - 10,7%
69 seats (Left) - 9,2%
67 seats (Greens) - 8,9%
46 seats (CSU) - 4,6%
The above stemmed from the Parliamentary election in 2017.
For many years West Germany was governed by coalition Governments mainly under either the CDU or the SPD. In the main the parties involved since 2004 were the CDU, the SPD and the CSU
However various state elections have been held since and the position became more and more uncertain. The examples are as follows:-
Hesse
In Hesse the CDU support dropped to 27,9% and the SPD to 19,8% and the greens also 19,8%. However, the AfD – who never had seats in the Hesse parliament gained 13.9%
The big losers were the CDU losing 9,8% compared to the previous election and the SPD 10,8%
The main gain was by the AfD - 13% and the Greens 11,2%
Bavaria
The result was a disaster for the Central German Government – the Alliance Partner the CSU lost 10,4% support and the SPD lost 10,6% support, while the AfD gained 10.2%
SUMMARY
Merkel came out of the 2017 elections looking very bad. Her party support slipped by circa 9% and whereas the SPD (who themselves lost 11,2% support) refused initially to form a coalition Government with the CSU and ultimately caved in.
The disastrous results in the State election caused Merkel to announce her retirement as CDU leader (Chairperson) and the CDU had to elect a new leader. The chosen one is Kramp-Karrenbauer - an ally of Merkel.
However, the Party is badly divided and it is not assured that the CDU will vote for the Treaty – they are terrified by the threat posed by the AfD and the Alliance Partners (CSU) Will never vote for the Treaty,
So will the treaty pass in the German Reichstag? I would say it w ill not since the major parties could easily lose their relevance in future elections
I CAN EASIILY DO A SIMILAR ANALYSIS ANALYSIS FOR EVERY COUNTRY - BUT GERMANY IS THE BIG FISH IN EUROPE AND IF THEY SNEEZE THE WHOLE OF EUROPE WILL SNEEZE.