Catalan Trampetz
The referendum on independence in Catalonia, which shook the whole of European democracy, in its consequences may have the effect of the presidency of Donald Trump, but in Europe. The head of Catalonia, Carlos Puchdemon, after the vote, made a statement: “The cruelty of the policemen has disgraced Spain”. Compare: Spain’s Prime Minister Rajoy said about the illegality of the referendum, and Puchdemon about the disgrace of Spain, which one is stronger? Not only Spain was disgraced, but the whole European democracy.
What will end story it is difficult to say with the Catalan referendum, however, if it was held, it means that someone needed it. More importantly, he revealed the false European democracy as Trump revealed the fake American media. This will have more serious consequences than the Catalan referendum itself, any end of it.
After the referendum of batons on the streets of Barcelona, Maria Zakharova has already concluded: "The West has no moral right to say anything about human rights and their violation in the Crimea." It is possible to compare the Crimean and Catalan referendums, both are referendums, and they are held in defiance of the central government. In Catalonia, the referendum passed without the Crimean "polite people", not under the "gunpoint", so what? Received rubber bullets and batons from the Spanish National Guard, and the defeat of polling stations.
These are visible comparative data, but, in fact, the Catalan referendum suggests analogies with the collapse of the USSR-Russia, namely, the breakaway Soviet Ukraine then. There were many illusions that the fraternal republic would maintain close ties, respect the common past, and she promised it all so, and then turned into Bandera with her physiognomy ...
The Red Empire of the USSR let go of its richest Ukrainian province, will there be enough democracy in the European Empire of the EU to repeat the generosity and ... wisdom of the Red Empire? Spain, and Europe, have two ways out of this situation: bad and very bad, but they will not be able to return to the state before the referendum, as if it didn’t exist, as Raha says. Try - choose a very bad option, Bandera Ukraine.
Another question behind this referendum: do the Catalans themselves stand for their independence, or is there someone else behind them, for example, some corridor of the US State Department, or the back streets of the CIA? This is not an idle question: European referendums cannot but be in sight of the United States; Washington didn’t allow such things before, let us recall at least US intervention in Italian affairs, when they changed governments there like gloves with the help of Masonic lodges.
Official Washington can say anything, as it supports the unity of Spain, and the real Washington can now stand behind the Catalan referendum. I remember when a financial collapse unexpectedly covered Greece, Washington was very supportive of a united Europe, and then it turned out that American banks were behind the Greek crisis. Then the agenda was the question of Greece’s withdrawal from the European Union ...
The Catalan referendum has already brought one serious result: the vaunted European values have been shattered: freedom of speech and the right to vote turned out to be bits with a baton, everything turned out to be fiction and piers for defusing Russia and other “authoritarian regimes”. “Democratic” authoritarianism revealed itself in Catalonia in all its glory. In the words of Donald Trump, the great and terrible pravdorub president, Europe turned out to be a fake democracy.
How easy and pleasant it is to defend “democratic values” in Russia, and how hard it is to defend them in Catalonia, in Europe! Farewell to the European Brussels liars!
High experts are now arguing: the Catalan referendum is a step towards the disintegration of Spain or Europe? If Madrid gets the wisdom to abolish the autonomy of Catalonia, anything is possible. The main question for Spain and Europe is: what is the real position in the Catalan issue “world democracy”, especially its deepest part. Europe can only rely on its own forces, - German Chancellor Merkel said not so long ago.
In Obama's time, Europe rejected the proposal of a “world democracy” on the transatlantic partnership, which seemed to be very frivolous. And received from her Catalan greetings? Nobel laureate in economics, and Advisor to President Trump Stiglitz has long been talking about the unviability of a united Europe ...
What will end story it is difficult to say with the Catalan referendum, however, if it was held, it means that someone needed it. More importantly, he revealed the false European democracy as Trump revealed the fake American media. This will have more serious consequences than the Catalan referendum itself, any end of it.
After the referendum of batons on the streets of Barcelona, Maria Zakharova has already concluded: "The West has no moral right to say anything about human rights and their violation in the Crimea." It is possible to compare the Crimean and Catalan referendums, both are referendums, and they are held in defiance of the central government. In Catalonia, the referendum passed without the Crimean "polite people", not under the "gunpoint", so what? Received rubber bullets and batons from the Spanish National Guard, and the defeat of polling stations.
These are visible comparative data, but, in fact, the Catalan referendum suggests analogies with the collapse of the USSR-Russia, namely, the breakaway Soviet Ukraine then. There were many illusions that the fraternal republic would maintain close ties, respect the common past, and she promised it all so, and then turned into Bandera with her physiognomy ...
The Red Empire of the USSR let go of its richest Ukrainian province, will there be enough democracy in the European Empire of the EU to repeat the generosity and ... wisdom of the Red Empire? Spain, and Europe, have two ways out of this situation: bad and very bad, but they will not be able to return to the state before the referendum, as if it didn’t exist, as Raha says. Try - choose a very bad option, Bandera Ukraine.
Another question behind this referendum: do the Catalans themselves stand for their independence, or is there someone else behind them, for example, some corridor of the US State Department, or the back streets of the CIA? This is not an idle question: European referendums cannot but be in sight of the United States; Washington didn’t allow such things before, let us recall at least US intervention in Italian affairs, when they changed governments there like gloves with the help of Masonic lodges.
Official Washington can say anything, as it supports the unity of Spain, and the real Washington can now stand behind the Catalan referendum. I remember when a financial collapse unexpectedly covered Greece, Washington was very supportive of a united Europe, and then it turned out that American banks were behind the Greek crisis. Then the agenda was the question of Greece’s withdrawal from the European Union ...
The Catalan referendum has already brought one serious result: the vaunted European values have been shattered: freedom of speech and the right to vote turned out to be bits with a baton, everything turned out to be fiction and piers for defusing Russia and other “authoritarian regimes”. “Democratic” authoritarianism revealed itself in Catalonia in all its glory. In the words of Donald Trump, the great and terrible pravdorub president, Europe turned out to be a fake democracy.
How easy and pleasant it is to defend “democratic values” in Russia, and how hard it is to defend them in Catalonia, in Europe! Farewell to the European Brussels liars!
High experts are now arguing: the Catalan referendum is a step towards the disintegration of Spain or Europe? If Madrid gets the wisdom to abolish the autonomy of Catalonia, anything is possible. The main question for Spain and Europe is: what is the real position in the Catalan issue “world democracy”, especially its deepest part. Europe can only rely on its own forces, - German Chancellor Merkel said not so long ago.
In Obama's time, Europe rejected the proposal of a “world democracy” on the transatlantic partnership, which seemed to be very frivolous. And received from her Catalan greetings? Nobel laureate in economics, and Advisor to President Trump Stiglitz has long been talking about the unviability of a united Europe ...
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