France and Britain Want to Recreate Roman Empire

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They will break up the EU: France and Britain promote the "Mare Nostrum Alliance of the Roman Empire" - Which countries will it include

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29/06/2022 - 22:15 in Main topics , International Issues

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They will break up the EU: France and Britain promote the "Mare Nostrum Alliance of the Roman Empire" - Which countries will it include


Article writer: Vassilis Kapoulas



A "bomb" was unveiled on the foundations of the current EU by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, who revealed that advanced talks were underway with the President of France, E. Macron, for the reconstitution of the Mare Nostrum of the "Roman Empire". .



It is understood from British and French sources that the two leaders agree on the core of the new venture. Where they disagree is in which countries they will participate. Britain wants inside Turkey. This does not seem to be what France wants.



According to British sources, this is a new European Political Community, a modern conception of the Roman Empire, which will include Turkey and other key North African states in an effort to strengthen regional unity.



The Mare Nostrum alliance of the "Roman Empire"

Boris Johnson reaffirmed the British interest in the plan put forward by French President Emmanuel Macron, stressing that it should draw inspiration from the Roman Empire and include the Maghreb countries, Turkey and Israel.



Boris Johnson had a four-day meeting with Emanuel Macron on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Bavaria after the end of which the French presidency announced that the British Prime Minister had expressed "great enthusiasm" about the initiative.



He even confirmed, as announced by the French Presidency, that he claims the "paternity" of the idea, which he had thought of when he was Minister of Foreign Affairs (2016-2018).



"Emmanuel has an idea, which I actually claim as the father of that idea.



"I had this idea when I first became Foreign Minister. "My view is that we need to rebuild the whole meaning of it; therefore I think Turkey should be there, I think the Maghreb should be there and I think we should basically recreate the Mare Nostrum of the Roman Empire."



And he insisted on the "critical" participation of Turkey, while he also referred to Ukraine and Israel. "The North African coast is also a very important area in the European debate in the broadest sense."



"It simply came to our notice then. Of course, Ukraine, Turkey, the Maghreb, there must be a role for all of us in a broader debate on issues that concern us all.



"I think what is probably happening here is that there are a lot of different ideas. This does not mean that they are all necessarily the same.



"I think instead of inventing new structures, let's look at building relationships."



Journalist question: Well, yes or no to Macron ?



Johnson replied:



"Since it is compatible with some of the things I just talked about, it's worth seeing."



"There is a role for everyone… I think Turkey is a critical country. I think the North African coast is also a very important area for the wider European debate. Israel.."



The 27 are discussing the Macron Johnson proposal

Earlier this week at the G7 summit in Germany, the Elysee Palace said the British prime minister had shown "interest" in the French president's plan during a bilateral meeting.



Macron's proposal for a political community that would be wider than the EU of 27 nations is primarily aimed at bringing Ukraine and other Eastern European nations into the "family", even if they are not yet or may never be members of the bloc.



The new group will allow European countries that adhere to EU "core values" to work together on security, energy, transport, infrastructure and human movement, the French president said.



Johnson said Macron's idea "was worth considering" if it was compatible with the UK's broader goals, but noted that it was also important to build relations between countries, rather than "inventing new structures".



Macron proposed the idea to the European Parliament, recalling that François Mitterrand's predecessor had proposed a large European club in 1989 as the Soviet Union collapsed.



The 27 member states have begun discussing Macron's proposal, but have different visions of what needs to be done. Many support a relaxed club to discuss common challenges . "There is no meeting room where everyone from Iceland to the United Kingdom meets," said an EU diplomat.


They stressed that the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which has 57 members, is being restricted due to Russia.


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Here's what I find interesting: "Mare Nostrum" means "Our Sea," Google translate shows it as pertaining to the Mediterranian. Could this possibly have any connection to Rev 21:1:


"And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea."

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BRITISH PRIME MINISTER WANTS TO RECREATE ROMAN EMPIRE

BY ADAM ELIYAHU BERKOWITZ | JUL 4, 2022 | BIBLICAL NEWS


Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party, has always been controversial but he raised the volume last week when he suggested that the best way to unite Europe was by recreating the Roman Empire.



His vision of the Roman Empire in the 21st century is based on a partnership that included Turkey and the North African states. At the NATO summit in Madrid last month, he told replrters that this would be based on the Mare Nostrum, the Latin term for the Mediterranean Sea.



It is interesting to note that 19th-century Italian nationalist fascists used the term to describe Italy as the successor state to the Roman Empire. The term was again taken up by Benito Mussolini for use in fascist propaganda, in a similar manner to Adolf Hitler’s lebensraum system of colonialism.



Johnson’s plan was in contrast to the ‘European Political Community’ presented by France’s President Emmanuel Macron to the European Parliament on May 9. This community would allow the EU to force closer ties with non-members, such as the UK and the nations of the western Balkans.



Though Britain left the European Union in 2020 in a move known as Brexit, some European leaders feel Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February has created a greater need for unity in the face of a common threat. A parallel organization would enable Britain to join without reentering the EU.



Johnson and Macron had an opportunity to discuss their divergent visions at the G7 Summit in Germany last week.



“Emmanuel has an idea, which I actually claim paternity of this idea,” Mr. Johnson said.



“I had this idea back when I first became foreign secretary. My view is that we should rebuild the whole concept of … so I think that Turkey should be there, I think that Maghreb should be there, and I think we should basically be recreating the Mare Nostrum of the Roman Empire.



“That’s basically what I think. Of course Ukraine, Turkey, Maghreb, there’s got to be a role for all of us in a wider conversation about issues that affect all of us.”



“There’s a role for… I think Turkey is crucial. I think the North African littoral is also a very important area for the wider European debate. Israel. Come on.”



Johnson has compared his country to the Roman Empire on several occasions. Last year, he blamed the fall of the Roman Empire on uncontrolled immigration, adding that the same problem was to blame for the current global warming, a problem which threatened to return the world to the “dark ages.”

“When the Roman empire fell, it was largely as a result of uncontrolled immigration,” Johnson said in an interview at the G-20 in Italy. “The empire could no longer control its borders, people came in from the east, all over the place, and we went into a dark ages, Europe went into a dark ages that lasted a very long time. The point of that is to say it can happen again. People should not be so conceited as to imagine that history is a one-way ratchet.”



“Unless you can make sure next week at Cop in Glasgow that we keep alive this prospect of restricting the growth in the temperature of the planet then we really face a real problem for humanity.”



This claim citing immigration as the cause of the fall of the Roman Empire was widely contested on social media.



In Jewish tradition, Rome is associated with Edom, the nation that descended from Esau, the son of Isaac and the brother of Jacob. Additionally, Edom has been associated with the Catholic Church which was centered in Rome. Rabbi Pinchas Winston, a prolific end o days writer, noted that England is associated with Edom and Rome, though not directly.



“Even though England was under Roman rule, its origins are in Germany,” Rabbi Winston said. Britain was a part of the Roman Empire for almost 400 years after the Britons were conquered by Julius Caesar in 54 BCE. A distinctive Romano-British culture emerged. The Roman goddess Britannia became the female personification of Britain. But the Britons were Germanic in origin.



“English is a Germanic language, not a romance language. But even Germany saw itself as the inheritor of the title of the Roman Empire. The Nazis referred to themselves as the Third Reich, as the presumed successor of the medieval and early modern Holy Roman Empire of 800 to 1806 (the First Reich) and the German Empire of 1871 to 1918 (the Second Reich).”



“Britain was imperialist because it saw itself as the successor to the Roman Empire,” Rabbi Winston said. Johnson’s empirical aspirations are not unfounded and can be understood to be a part of the British national identity as the British Empire once spanned a quarter of the globe.”



“Because they are Edom, England has a tendency to hate Jews and like Arabs,” Rabbi Winston said. He noted that all of Britain’s Jews were expelled in 1290 by an edict that was not rescinded until 1655. Blood Libels which falsely accuses Jews of murdering Christian boys in order to use their blood in the performance of religious rituals originated in 12th century England.



One of the worst anti-Semitic massacres of the Middle Ages took place in York in 1190. The city’s entire Jewish community was trapped by an angry mob inside the tower of York Castle. Many members of the community chose to commit suicide rather than be murdered or forcibly baptized by the attackers.



“Imperialism is anti-Bible,” Rabbi Winston said. “If you believe in the world to come, in God’s judgment, you wouldn’t endanger that by cruelly conquering others. But if you don’t believe in the world to come, then you would try to take a bigger part of this world.”

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Boris Johnson wants to RECREATE the ROMAN EMPIRE!!!