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Jessica Rosencrantz and Joakim Strand, foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland respectively
If you don’t go full gaynigger extremist, you don’t get any money.
This is the Iron Law of the European Union.
We’re looking at you, Hungary. And Poland, you might be going full-on for gaynigger Ukraine, but you need to become more gay and you need more niggers, or we’re cutting your funds.
European Union member states’ access to the EU budget—including agricultural aid and subsidies—should be tied to their adherence to EU norms, values, and respect for the rule of law with no exceptions. That’s according to Swedish and Finnish European affairs ministers in a joint letter sent to the European Commission ahead of a ministerial meeting in Brussels on Tuesday, September 24th.
Pointing to how payments from EU’s cohesion and pandemic relief funds are conditioned on countries adhering to ‘EU values’ and ‘rule of law,’ the ministers said the system should be extended to cover all forms of EU funding accessible to member states and turned into a “general feature in all areas of the EU budget.”
“All member states must adhere to our common values, notably rule of law, democracy, and fundamental rights,” Sweden’s Jessica Rosencrantz and Finland’s Joakim Strand wrote in their joint letter.
“All member states have of their own free will signed up to these values. However, unfortunately, reality has shown the need for an active rule of law policy.”
Although the ministers make it sound as if EU “values” are set in stone, the reality is that they have always been subject to debate. The same is true about how much Brussels is allowed to interfere in sovereign member states’ democratic decision-making processes and judicial rulings.
Since the introduction of the conditionality mechanism in 2020, the EU has frozen nearly €140 billion in cohesion funds and pandemic assistance to Poland and Hungary over their alleged rule-of-law violations, mistreatment of illegal migrants, and anti-LGBT policies—in effect defining common sense border control and pro-family measures as contrary to ‘EU values.’
The fact that Poland’s suspended funds were almost immediately released after the defeat of the previous conservative PiS government even without the new administration having enough time to implement the required reforms demonstrates what Brussels’ intentions truly are with the rule-of-law conditionality: either force countries to submit to its ideological blackmail, or better yet, increase pressure on the population to vote out the government that’s ‘responsible’ for getting less money.
We’ve been saying this for more than ten years: there is no way to be a traditional, conservative, Christian, white country while also being a member of the EU. They will not allow it. They will sabotage you and remove all the financial incentives that made you want to join the EU in the first place.
In the longer run, they will simply absorb you, and make it so all of your laws are written in Brussels anyway, so you don’t even have any input on what your government does.
Orban is to the left of most Republicans on most issues, but he’s still a fascist somehow
