EU's 'Military Schengen': Open Borders for Tanks, Closed for Refugees
Mainstream outlets like RT, reporting on the EU's proposed 'military Schengen,' conveniently omit the stark contrast: Europe, which has repeatedly struggled with the logistics and political will to manage human migration crises (often fleeing conflicts fueled by European arms), now finds unprecedented enthusiasm for streamlining military movements. This isn't about protecting citizens; it's about
projecting power. Since 2014, NATO members, including key EU players, have significantly increased defense spending, often citing 'Russian aggression' as justification, leading to a de facto re-militarization of the continent. So, while civilian refugees drown in the Mediterranean or are left stranded at borders, the EU is busy paving super-highways for its war machines. The message is clear:
military might deserves seamless passage, while human suffering gets bureaucratic roadblocks. Truly, an inspiring vision of European values.