Two years ago we left BREXIT saga as the new beginning for United Kingdom. But that certainly was not the last part of the EU disintegration saga…

On September 10th, French people found themselves astonished by the news: No other than Michel Barnier, EU’s chief BREXIT negotiator and a presidential candidate, stated that France could possibly fare better if free of EU control. Many thought it was fake news, but it wasn’t:

As former Greek minister of finance, Yanis Varoufakis has said, EU was never ‘Economic Union’ but was from the beginning a political project aimed at stripping sovereignty from the national states. United Kingdom was one of the founders of that political project, and its withdrawal clearly marked the beginning of the end of the project. In the most of the EU countries, people despise contemporary form of EU and would opt out if they could. They have been duped into the Union, and now they are held with the combined pressure through financial means (currency of the Eurozone is actually the best form of control) and and electoral fraud. As a presidential candidate, Michel Barnier is clearly aware that people hates EU, and he started speaking against it. If he wins, he will, of course, forget everything and continue where the previous fraudsters, Sarkozy, Holland and Macron stood – with the EU bureaucracy, of which he is a part.

The project of the European Union has already failed miserably, but it is the Brussels bureaucracy that keeps it on autopilot, not daring to declare disintegration and being left without their fat privileges. Even its propaganda failed in an unsuccessful attempt to intimidate United Kingdom with economic collapse after its BRexit. However, not only did the collapse not happen, but the United Kingdom is deteriorating much more slowly than the EU in terms of economic parameters. Enough reason for other countries, especially those under migrants pressure, to start thinking about ways to get out of this disastrous Union.

Even if Barnier tricks the voters one more time, it will just be a step closer to the famous Murphy’s Law that says: “You can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time, but you can’t fool all the people all the time.”

Yes, his statement may be announcing a spectacular news, but at the end of such spectacles there are always fireworks…