As the EU suits continue consolidating power within their own ranks, a new report from the Super State calls for further integration with the so called BRICS countries. Under the usual pretext of solving world crises, the unelected bureaucracy have called for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa to merge with the EU to build a multi-polar, inclusive system of global governance. Noting risk to economic development, the EU fails to acknowledge that its very system has caused mass economic inequality throughout its member nations.

The Western corporate establishment see the rising economic growth of the BRICS (of which they were partly responsible for when exporting business and jobs overseas) and want to ensure that they fall in-line with the New World Order agenda, rather than head-butting each other in some kind of cold war scenario.

By 2020 China, who have extended substantial economic support to the EU will be the world’s largest economy, something the elite want to try and contain. India follows not far behind as the the world’s fastest growing economy.

The official EU website writes:

The Parliament believes in a mixed model that cuts across the developed/emerging world divide. For example, the EU could work together with the BRICS in pushing for reform of the IMF and the World Bank to reflect changes in countries’ economic weight. However, it should prioritise relations with those BRICS that share and respect democratic values and strive for a social market economy. [1]

However the EU has no credibility talking about democratic values, considering citizens have been denied even the most basic vote on whether to be part of the EU itself.

What we are seeing is the slow emergence of a global economic dictatorship, where nation states lose sovereignty to supranational institutions.

Factoid
- Unelected EU President Herman Van Rompuy not only declared Global Governance during his debut speech, but has since said the concept of nation states is a lie.

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