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A Pan-German Planby John Ross SchroederWho or what nation may be behind this major alteration of the political map? Why should the national boundaries of Europe have to be altered? Back in 1995 former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl referred to a region of England by the ancient name of Mercia. This caused an uproar and a major debate in the British House of Lords. Some members of the House understood what was meant—Mercia might become a province of a United States of Europe. The Sept. 3 Sunday Telegraph feature article pinpointed Germany as the principal country pushing what one observer called a "conspiracy of cartographers." It noted that "the Conservative Party [in Britain] fears that the Germans, who are
among the most vocal supporters of transnationality, will use it as a tool to dismantle
the nation states by strengthening and enhancing the regional templates
when they [the Germans] take over the EU presidency next year [2007]." It has
been viewed as "the first step of a Berlin-inspired masterplan." This insightful piece added that "transnational regions are key to Germany's |
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