I think Europe has too many countries

[Alex4]

11 hours ago, Human Mint said:

Maybe in 400 years.

Just to create a language it takes centuries, it can not be created by some elites. Deals between nations and conscious leaders is the way to go. 

But it is something that will definitely happen naturally.

Totally agree. What I propose I know it's not a realistic goal within my lifespan, but I believe we should aim in that direction.

Something that is feasible, however, is fostering a greater sense of unity within the EU. An executive power with real capacity to command defense, economy and strategic plans is needed.

[Human Mint]

5 hours ago, Alex4 said:

Totally agree. What I propose I know it's not a realistic goal within my lifespan, but I believe we should aim in that direction.

Something that is feasible, however, is fostering a greater sense of unity within the EU. An executive power with real capacity to command defense, economy and strategic plans is needed.

Not a bad aim. There are people that already are working on this, its a matter of investigation imo. Two ways you can see the unity being unfolded is, for example, the english language being spoken for the majority of europeans as a unifying factor. Another one could be mass inmigration, which as we espectate it is forcing europeans nations to cooperate.

Watch and see how there were big empires a lot of times throughout history. Although not the same it was unification nonetheless.

We are probably closer to division. The last big ocurrence was the fall of Yugoslavia in 1992.