Transnational bureaucracy and the financial dominance of the EU have been revolutionizing since 1987 and increasing centralization (power) has been created. The European Union, among other things, is taking European citizens as a fundamental right to self-determination - (as evidenced by the massive case in the EU's modernity). For example, Catalonia is a particularly specific case in Spain, which is relevant to them and has been as long as one can remember. Also, due to the period of longer economic depression, which has been present throughout Europe for quite a number of years, it is logical to conclude how they suffer in Spain and want to further isolate the Catalans. (The reason is that most Europeans are seen in a state government that "poisons itself".

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Which country should leave the EU next?

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But it's weird! To date, it has never been mentioned in the European Union, nor has it been pointed out that one of the key problems in the existing bureaucratic-corporate European superstate is the lack of this fundamental right to self-determination of European peoples.

On the other hand, EUrope is not directly threatened with such a referendum. Even in the case of the branching of Catalonia, both Spanish countries would still be members of the European Union and the Eurozone (Including all the agreements, provisions, rules!). In the case of 'Spainxit': P (exiting Spain from the EU), I have the feeling that we would watch and listen to a completely different story.

More than the EU deprives peoples of their national sovereignty and democracy and seeks to establish a supra-national quasi-state that lacks public legitimacy and authority, the more members of the membership will doubt and oppose it.

The bureaucratic monstrosity of the EU is undermining the fundamental democratic rights of everyone on the old continent as it destroys national democratic arrangements (a community of citizens). The EU is a disintegration of the democratic heritage of the French Revolution, since it seeks the people's fundamental right to self-determination. This famous collective right is opposed by transnational bureaucracy and the EU's financial dominance.

The EU means Europe without democracy

...driven by the interests of gigantic transnational corporations and transnational technocracy. In principle, the democratic EU is impossible because it does not emerge from the European "demos", the political community with a sufficient common identity and mutual solidarity, from which the state authorities draw their own legitimacy and the consent of citizens.

After Sunday's referendum on independence of Catalonia, where 90% of the participants voted in favour, Spain alone will not be able to solve this issue, according to Luka Lisjak Gabrijelčič, our historian and connoisseur of the Spanish political situation. "Another, two, three such crises and there will be the end of EU," he believes.

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"The impression left by these acts in the Catalan society is monstrous. This is the end of Spanish legitimacy in Catalonia." Photo: Reuters

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It was expected that the tie would start on Saturday. Because at the last minute there was a change in the plan (not to keep the streets under control by the Catalan police, but the police officers who brought them from all over Spain, op. P.) Did not have a plan. These are poorly paid police officers who have been waiting for boats for some time, angry, under the influence of the media. They have the goal of preventing people from voting. It's a crime to accuse the police. Responsibility is on the side of the government.

The impression left by these acts in the Catalan society is monstrous. This is the end of Spanish legitimacy in Catalonia.