Invading Poland Again - The American Conservative

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : To this day, students are taught that the European Union is first and foremost a common market, devoted to the free transfer of people, goods, services, and capital.
61% : Here, the American right has a lot to learn from European integration.
60% : As the E.U., like its predecessors, has extended the process of European integration beyond the core of Europe, it has simultaneously sought to broaden and deepen the definition of "common" European values.
59% : Nevertheless, that goal and the broader process of European integration is a cultural one, which employed economics to achieve those ends.
56% : Only later, this story goes, when the bloc was faced with the choice of widening or deepening the level of European integration (which it wound up opting for both),
55% : For starters, the free market is not merely something that occurs on its own; it is imposed by government, and takes vast amounts of resources and authority to maintain its "freedom."
54% : In what became known as the Schuman Declaration, Schuman proposed, "that Franco-German production of coal and steel as a whole be placed under a common High Authority, within the framework of an organization open to the participation of the other countries of Europe."
53% : "The people of Poland wanted democracy," von der Leyen said, describing the Polish people's ascent from the bondage of communism.
49% : A failure to do so would jeopardize the entire project of European integration, if not liberalism itself, which thus ends with a tyranny of its own kind.
39% : The European Union and the globalists who rule the European core revealed their hand last Thursday when some of the bloc's leaders shamed Poland for purportedly violating the E.U.'s values and laws, once again proving that the E.U. is not a common market, but a liberal imperialist project.

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