the EU was a CIA project

Declassified State Department documents reveal that Washington financed secretly European integration to counter the Soviet Union, reflects the British 'The Telegraph'. Declassified State Department documents reveal that the EU was a CIA project Published: April 29, 2016 13:13 GMT Documents declassified by the State Department reveal that Washington secretly financed from European integration to counter the Soviet Union, reflects the British 'the Telegraph'. the fact that US it actively opposes the possibility for the UK to leave the European Union is nothing strange, since European integration from the beginning was a project of Washington, reports the British newspaper 'The Telegraph'. According to documents declassified by the State Department, the US intelligence services secretly funded for several decades in the second half of the last century the creation of the EU. One document dated July 26, 1950 reveals a campaign of the Office of Strategic Services, forerunner of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to promote a European Parliament and void. Furthermore, according tothese reports Washington always paid special care UK, whose incorporation in European integration was a priority for Americans. Moreover, USA even "intimidated the French" to reach an accommodation in coexistence with Germany in the first years after World War II, because he "wanted a united front to counter the might of the Soviet Union against , " notes the article. According to 'the Telegraph', citing declassified documents, some of the "founding fathers" of the EU were "labor hired by the CIA." The US intelligence agency actively tried to keep Europe 's dependence on Washington, Brussels preventing the search for alternative sources of funding, highlights the paper. Also, during the process of building a united Europe "serious errors" were committed. In a memorandum dated June 11, 1965, USA He instructed the vice president of the European Community to promote "stealthily currency project, avoiding any discussion until the adoption of these proposals are practically inevitable." As history shows, this approach was "too exaggerated, given the current situation of debt trap of deflation and mass unemployment across southern Europe." "In a sense, these documents are ancient history. But show that Washington got into this matter to the neck , "concludes the article in the British average.