Britain could spark EU WAR: Juncker says UK could BREAK Brussels peace, WW3

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Zionist controllers are getting scared! They're afraid that old lion might have some teeth left. Hope UK votes out of EU in June. A Brexit would be the best thing for everyone and would break the back of anglo-zionists.



Britain could spark EU WAR: Juncker says UK could BREAK Brussels peace


BRUSSELS chief Jean-Claude Juncker warned Britain could spark World War Three if it votes to leave the European Union (EU).

By KATIE MANSFIELD
PUBLISHED: 18:35, Sat, Mar 5, 2016 | UPDATED: 19:05, Sat, Mar 5, 2016

The European Commission president bizarrely ordered eurosceptics to visit WAR GRAVES to try and avoid a breakdown in peace between nations.

The desperate leader warned voters not to repeat the "enormous stupidity" of two world wars in the astonishing attack.

Patronising Juncker accused Brexit voters of forgetting the role the EU has played in the years since the Second World War.

Mr Juncker warned "peace is never a sure thing" and appeared to mock David Cameron's EU deal saying the prime minister was grateful for his help in resolving his "self-induced problem".

The former prime minister of Luxembourg said: "Whoever does not believe in Europe, whoever doubts Europe, whoever despairs of Europe, should visit the war cemeteries in Europe."

Referring to the refugee crisis and conflict in the Ukraine, he said: "Peace is never a sure thing. Anyone who thinks that peace is set in eternity is fundamentally wrong. And there is war again in Europe."

His comments provoked outrage from 'Out' campaigners.

Former soldier and UKIP defence spokesman Mike Hookem described the statement as "stomach churning".


He said: "It's certainly an insight into Mr Juncker's mindset that he thinks fighting monsters like Hitler and the tyranny of fascism was 'enormously stupid' when in fact those men and women were enormously brave and their fight was enormously important.

"And as we celebrate centenaries of the First World War, including the Battle of the Somme this year, we should be loudly giving thanks to all those who fought for our liberty and freedom against a German Empire.

"This is all part of a protracted effort to scare people into voting to stay in the EU because they know their 'economic' arguments are valueless."


Dr Liam Fox, the former defence secretary, added: "The military cemeteries of Europe are testament to the failure of the continent to control extremism in the twentieth century.

"Had Britain not been a free and independent nation, we would have been unable to intervene to protect Europe from the result of its own folly.

"Before we are lectured by the European Commission, we should take a look at the rise of extremism across the continent and ask whether they are helping or hurting."

The Vote Leave group branded Mr Juncker's comments "crass and an insult to the sacrifice those cemeteries represent".

In a speech to The Hague entitled 'The European Union - a source of stability in times of crisis', Mr Juncker said he had attempted to limit his comments on the referendum, admitting he and the European Commission were unpopular in Britain.


He said: "It would be very nice if we could put this topic into the attic of world history as soon as possible because if we had to deal with this issue for years to come then everything would go wrong in Europe.

"Therefore, there must not be any renegotiations with the British, who I like otherwise, in case of a 'No'.

"Not only because the British Prime Minister voted against me when I wanted to become president of the Commission but also because he was so glad that we helped him to get a grip on his problem, his self-induced problem."

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/650115/Britain-European-Union-war-Jean-Claude-Juncker-Brussels-peace-Brexit-David-Cameron