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EU Parliament, “It’s a Farce… It’s is a Democracy Illusion.” | Christine Anderson EU MP
Christine Anderson is one of the most outspoken members of the European Parliament and she doesn’t pull any punches in telling the hard truth. In this interview she lays bare how the EU Parliament really operates.
We caught up with her in Sweden to ask her take on the political system of Europe.
Is the EU Parliament really the seat of political power?
“It’s a Farce… It’s is a Democracy Illusion.”
In fact, the EU Parliament is largely ceremonial. As Christine Anderson explains, it cannot make laws, but simply puts forth petitions.
So what function does it serve than and whom does it serve then?
Is its purpose to provide people with the illusion of “democracy” while unelected masters call all the shots from behind the scenes?
“Most people in government today, in high positions, they’re puppets.”
In situations like this, we need to be able to speak frankly, and Christine Anderson is one of the few MEPs who have the courage to do so!
Having grown up in East Germany, Christine Anderson isn’t naive like many westerners about the illusion of benevolent political power. Once the state gains control of our lives, it doesn’t relinquish it easily.
What occurred over the last three years, and continues to unfold, is the greatest political power grab in known human history. The global nature of what is happening is unique. And the perpetrators’ use of deception as their primary weapon is unprecedented. Europe has been and continues to be one of the focal points of this new global policy of control.
Watch this 15 minute interview with Christine Anderson MP to find out where Europe is today!
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