[Mariner]

Doesn't look good for the One-Worlders.

They now sit among each other listening to Lennon's Imagine and drinking $500 wine.

Lamenting the loss of the good ol days.

[himno hero]

Where are the crusaders?
or have their children forgotten?

Its time for them to pick up that rusty old sword!

[BenLurkin]

Government, any government, can’t help but be nit-picky and intrusive.

The more layers of government people have over them, the more helpless they are in preventing it.

[LouAvul]

Boggles the mind that anybody would continue to want Europe to disintegrate under the weight of socialism and forced immigration, immigration of the very enemies of the countries that are forced to receive them.

The question is, "what's in it for the globalists?" What was in it for Jorge Busho and company?

[joshua c]

What they need are some really good lies.....er, I mean campaign promises to stay in power and keep doing what they have been doing.

[aquila48]

They should go back to the Common Market arrangement.

[lee martell]

So now the French get to criticize somebody else for being too finicky and intrusive. Sweet!

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Too often it is intrusive on details and desperately absent on what's essential," Valls said. "We must break away from the dogma of ever more Europe. Europe must act not by principle but when it is useful and pertinent."

And how would you accomplish that? The nature of bureaucracies is to grow and accumulate power and control. Create a bureaucracy with control over 28 nations, and expect each of those 28 nations to lose power and control to the bureaucracy. That's why Brexit passed - Britain's own bureaucracy of course also has the same impulse toward power and control, but it's at least nominally under the control of British politicians elected by British voters. That is simply not the case in the EU, where Brussels-based bureaucrats from Germany or Italy can decide an issue for a British citizen.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Everybody-exit.

[canuck_conservative]

Too often it is intrusive on details and desperately absent on what's essential," Valls said.

Typical elitist politician. Before Brexit, anyone who dared to question the vast EU bureaucracy's meddling was treated with the "STHU you know-nothing peasant" attitude.

Now that Britain wants out, with others inspired to do the same, suddenly the elites are sympathetically saying "hey, maybe you people have some valid criticisms there".

So, what, if there was no Brexit, they would still be treating people with contempt?

Typical elitist bastards. Glad to see 'em sweating.

[Fitzy_888]

Being finicky and intrusive is what statists (read liberals) live for...!