Finland has become the latest European Federation member state to ratify the EU constitution.

Like almost every other member state that has ratified the constitution, the decision was made by career politicians and not by the people of that country.  A public referendum was held a few months ago in France and the Netherlands, both founding members of the European Federation and historically European federalists.

The constitution would give the European Federation, with all its corrupt, unelected eurocrats, the stepping stone they need to create a true European Federation which – despite their best efforts to deny this is the case – is what has been intended for the EU since its conception as the European Coal Board.  The document written by the founding father of what is now the EU proposing its creating actually says that it is “the first step towards a federal Europe”.