ha ha ,you would love to believe that, what a plonker
loads of waffle from the grizzlers knowing that reality is going to smack them in the face , YOU GRIZZLERS HAVE A CHOICE TO MAKE EITHER FALL IN LINE OR find somewhere in the EU utopia TO LIVE OUT YOUR DREAMS 
ha ha ,you would love to believe that, what a plonker
regards
DR
No we don't.
His proposals included a new centralised EU president, a eurozone finance minister, a Brussels intelligence agency, European anti-terrorism prosecutor and an agency to enforce labour standards.
“Europe only moves forward when it is bold,” he said. “The single market, Schengen and the single currency were all written off as pipe dreams before they happened. And yet these three ambitious projects are now a reality.
“I hear those who say we should not rock the boat now that things have started to get better. But now is not the time to err on the side of caution. We must complete the job now that the sun is shining and whilst it still is. Because when the next clouds appear on the horizon — and they will — it will be too late.”
He proposed combining the commission and European council presidencies, currently held by Donald Tusk, in a proposal that would centralise authority and transform the EU’s Brussels institutions at the top.
Significantly, countries remaining outside the euro will face political pressure to join, with a new “euro-accession instrument” to supervise progress.
“If we want the euro to unite rather than divide our continent then it should be more than the currency of a select group of countries. The euro is meant to be the single currency of the EU as a whole,” he said. “We need a European minister of economy and finance.”
He called for a new “European intelligence unit that ensures data concerning terrorists and foreign fighters are automatically shared among intelligence services and with the police”. He added that there was “a strong case for tasking a new European public prosecutor with prosecuting cross-border terrorist crimes”.
Taking advantage of Britain’s withdrawal, Mr Juncker proposed for the EU to use “bridging clauses” in the Lisbon Treaty to increase voting, including in the sensitive areas of tax and foreign policy.
“I am strongly in favour of moving to qualified majority voting for decisions on the common consolidated corporate tax base, on VAT, on fair taxes for the digital industry and on the financial transaction tax,” he said.
“The EU should also have more influence on the world stage. It needs to be able to make its foreign policy decisions more quickly. The time has come to take foreign policy decisions in certain cases by qualified majority.”
In a move that will irritate eastern and central European countries, Mr Juncker called for the creation of “a new European inspection and enforcement body” to police complaints from France, the Netherlands and other countries in western Europe that free movement is undercutting wages and social standards.
He said that he supported equality between new eastern countries and older western European members and warned Hungary and Poland that they would be required — and forced if necessary — to honour migrant quotas.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/...is-ambitions-for-post-brexit-europe-fccrxzx2j
Not sure who does more damage to the Remain pov Blair or Juncker. New referendum anyone?
At least Remainers would have a better idea what they were voting for.
Need a big telescope to find any there!!!!!
