The Illusion of Unity - How the European Union Became a Tool of Globalist Power

The EU was engineered by elites like Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, Helmut Kohl, and François Mitterrand, who pushed for a unified Europe under the guise of countering U.S. dominance in global trade. The Euro was introduced to rival the U.S. dollar, intended as a 1:1 equivalent, but launched overvalued by more than 30%, crippling European competitiveness. Inflation soared while wages stagnated, eroding the purchasing power of ordinary citizens. Power in Brussels is dominated by financial dynasties like the Rothschilds and Rockefellers, who control nearly all EU leaders—except Orbán—and shape EU policy for their own interests. These families own major central banks and financial institutions, profiting from inflation and debt while controlling key sectors like energy, arms, and insurance.