Posted on 04/28/2019 7:37:39 PM PDT by Olog-hai
A German politician who is looking to become the next head of the EU Commission on Saturday said he wanted a bloc that rested on Christian values and did not include Turkey.
Manfred Weber is the center-right European People’s Party candidate and frontrunner to replace Jean-Claude Juncker as president of the European Commission.
“We are proud that this continent has a Christian influence… it is not only something for museums, and that should guide us for the future,” Weber said at a political meeting in Münster, western Germany. […]
The European project should be “defended against nationalists and the selfish” he said, adding that Europe faced a “historic turning point” in defense of the European “way of life”. …
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It might take them a while to find a Christian in Europe.
If they can’t, they’ll make up some out of thin air no matter what they believe.
Notice Weber’s current view of Christianity and its shallowness.
That is to say, Weber’s shallow view of Christianity.
All they have to do is to go to Poland.
Donald Tusk will fight tooth and nail to keep them out of the EU’s unelected government.
LMAO! Western Europe’s future is an Islamic future.
No it isn’t actually.
Only when we see the EU’s elite leaders panicking over such a prospect do we know that it’s heading that way. If it were, it’d be bad enough news since it means that Europe becomes a beachhead for Islamic attacks on North America (even worse if such Mahometans gained control of nukes in Europe); but they have a far different plan in mind.
When their Infidel
Paymaster fell in arrears,
the mercenaries
recalled their unstained childhoods
in devout Christian homes.
—Auden
Too little, too late. We’re working on a similar fate.
He probably means a Christendom like in the 10th century where you had petty kings etc. and you had nations divided up among those rulers but everyone self identified as Christian.
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