CRN Politics

By Barry Secrest

Reuters is reporting that globalist EU Parliament president Martin Shulz stated in a magazine interview that Donald Trump was "bad for the whole world."

Shulz is, however, the same socialist global elite responsible, in a very big way, for ignoring a significant portion of EU  citizens and flooding Islamic refugees into Europe by the millions.

In fact, it could be stated that Shulz is also responsible for Forcing Great Britain out of the EU due to the current draconian Eurozone policy of forcing Islamic refugees into nations that simply cannot accept any more.

Nor has this economic and ethnic fracturing of the EU been halted by any means, rather, it's rapidly growing worse.

The EU, in spite of warnings of a "civil war" being started in the near future,  has continually disregarded if not completely ignored its own citizens, despite protest after protest erupting all across Europe, from within the EU middle class.

In effect, under Shulz's totalitarian style of oligarchic leadership, Europe is fast becoming an authoritarian enclave for fascists leaders who're increasingly eschewing democratic policies in favor of global elitist fascism.

One need only look to which member of Hitler's cabinet went on to become the first president of the EU, in order to understand where and how National Socialist Adolph Hitler's overall ideology managed to survive.

Shulz, by the way, is a hard-wired Socialist who hails originally from Germany.

Indeed, it should be noted, that what Shulz is actually saying is merely that Donald Trump is bad for the entire globalist movement rather than the whole world, and that Trump, by default, would, therefore, be highly beneficial to the individual national sovereignty movement, a liberty-based resurgence which is quickly supplanting the elitist architecture of the globalist New World Order.

The Report, from Reuters, as follows: 

"If U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump wins the election in November, it would be problematic for the entire world and encourage copycats in Europe, European Parliament President Martin Schulz told a German magazine.

 "Trump is not only a problem for the EU but also for the whole world," Schulz said in an interview with Der Spiegel published online on Thursday.

 "If a man who shows off by not having a clue and by saying that specialist knowledge is elitist rubbish ends up in the White House, a critical point will have been reached," said Schulz, a German center-left Social Democrat. 

Such a scenario would mean that there is an "obviously irresponsible man" sitting in a position that demands the utmost sense of responsibility, Schulz said. 

He added that he was concerned that Trump getting into power would spur on copycats in Europe. "That's why I want Hillary Clinton to win."