[reed13k]

So let’s say the EU wins at their court. Then what? They can’t force the countries to execute their orders, so they only have economic sanctions to leverage. But imposing those sanctions hurts their own people as much ch as the countries they are trying to force their bidding on.

This won’t end well for anyone is option one.

Option two. In steps the US with bilateral treaties to replace the EU stuff at slightly higher prices due to the increased distances. US and anti-refugee countries prosper, EU countries suffer economic damage. EU gets ticked and has no additional leverage beyond military force - oh but wait without the US their force is limited. They’re stuck. Now what.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Poland was never free. Always dominated by someone. Now they get their freedom and they’re expected to give it up? Sounds like a good place to retire. Help hem learn what freedom is about.

[Vigilanteman]

I like option two. All three of these countries have a proud history and culture not worth sacrificing on the altar of globalism. Especially Poland, whose armies saved Vienna and points west from Muslim conquest when they were brink of conquest in 1683.