Europe has unveiled its plans to create an EU army following Thursday’s Brexit vote, which has seen the UK vote to leave the European Union. A plan detailing the framework to formally create a European Union army had been kept hidden from the public until the UK had made its decision. Now, the Global Strategy on Foreign and Security Policy has finally unveiled its plans for form a European military. Infowars.com reports: While the plan clearly lays the framework for a European Union army, details will not be released publicly until the day after the Brexit vote so as not to inflame public opinion in the UK. Only a small group of EU political and security committee ambassadors, who are required to leave their electronic devices outside a sealed room, can read the proposal; however, they are allowed to take and remove handwritten notes. Despite being dismissed by many, including former Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (Liberal Democrat) who referred to the idea as “dangerous fantasy,” numerous high-level officials in the EU have suggested the idea in the past. Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission and a former Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Luxembourg, is a long-time advocate for the creation of an EU [...]
