EU Problems

The EU faces extinction due to their compliance with wrongheaded UN globalist, Marxist policies. If Europe wants to unite politically, they need to copy the US Constitution and adopt it.  Their countries are about the size of US States and they might phase out the socialism, re-establish the free market and follow the laws of economics. I doubt that Europeans would go for that plan.

They adopted socialist policies that diminished their private sector economies. They bought in to the global warming hoax and implemented UN Agenda 21 to double their electric bills. They expanded the EU from a trade agreement to a quazi-federal government but forgot to give the citizens of their member countries any say in what laws would be established. They signed on to global governance and allowed their parliaments to cede their responsibility to the EU government in Brussels.

Their governments overspent and over-borrowed and their economies have become fragile.  They adopted the open borders scam and invited another Muslim invasion by “refugees” to drain their welfare systems. They adopted political correctness and multi-culturalism and both are failing. Working citizens in member countries have not prospered. Taxes and living costs are double what they should be.  Grass roots anti EU forces are building in the citizenry of member countries in response to refugees.

They have established an impressive trading block with 25 countries who had a combined GDP of $17.3 trillion in 2017 and they haven’t declared war on each other lately, but their problems may be insurmountable.

EU Member GDP 2017

Germany       $3.68 trillion

UK                $2.62 trillion, leaving

France          $2.58 trillion

Italy              $1.94 trillion, not happy

Spain            $1.31 trillion

Netherlands  $826 billion

Sweden        $539 billion

Poland          $525 billion, not happy

Belgium        $495 billion

Austria          $417 billion

Ireland          $334 billion

Denmark       $324 billion

Finland          $253 billion

Portugal        $218 billion

Czech Rep    $213 billion

Romania       $211 billion

Greece         $200 billion

Hungary        $152 billion, not happy

Slovakia        $96 billion

Luxembourg  $82 billion

Bulgaria        $57 billion

Croatia          $55 billion

Slovenia        $49 billion

Lithuania       $43 billion

Latvia            $28 billion

Estonia         $23 billion

Cyprus          $20 billion

Malta            $12 billion

Not in EU GDP 2017

Switzerland   $679 billion

Norway         $396 billion

Belarus         $54 billion

Serbia           $41 billion

Kosovo         $9 billion

Moldovia       $8 billion

Montenegro   $4 billion

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader