#keepourarmedforces — Public Fediverse posts

As a member of the European Parliament, I recently had the opportunity to discuss the appointment of Ursula von der Leyden as the new President of the European Commission. Here's a quick summary of my thoughts on the matter:

Ursula von der Leyden has been elected as the new President of the European Commission, but I have concerns about her stance on issues like an EU army and the relationship with NATO. It's important for the UK to maintain its sovereignty, including its armed forces, and giving up control to an EU army could have serious consequences.

Here are some specific proposals I have for addressing these issues:

1. The UK should maintain its own armed forces and not surrender its sovereignty to an EU army.
2. The European Commission should be transparent about its plans for an EU army and the relationship with NATO.
3. The UK government should engage in open and honest dialogue with the European Commission and other member states about these issues.
4. The people of the UK should be consulted on any decisions regarding the country's involvement in an EU army.

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