Shady Bastard Jucker Threatens to Make Britain Pay if They Jump Ship

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
May 21, 2016

Typical Monty Burns pose.

The EU is a blood-pact, says Juncker: we all go down together.

Breitbart:

Following his strongest intervention in the Brexit debate to date, President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has been accused of intimidation for warning British voters that “deserters will not be welcomed with open arms”.

Mr. Juncker recently told a German audience he will not be campaigning in the UK for a Remain vote in the referendum because he believes “the European Commission is even more disliked in Britain than in Germany.”

Now, however, he has used an interview with French newspaper Le Monde to offer stark views on the matter, saying: “If the British leave Europe, people will have to face the consequences.”

“This isn’t a threat, but our relationship will no longer be as it is today,” warned Mr. Juncker, adding: “The UK will have to get used to being regarded as a third party state, which we won’t be handling with kid gloves.

Making it clear how those as committed to the federalising ‘European Project’ as Mr. Juncker view British eurosceptics, he described them as “deserters” who “will not be welcomed with open arms.”

The strength of the comments are all the more surprising given the fact that to date the European Commission has been careful not to undermine the UK referendum campaign. As Breitbart London previously reported, European Union (EU) officials are under orders to flag up issues in their portfolios relating to the UK which could boost the Leave campaign were they to become public.

Once again we see that the EU is held together only by blackmail, bribery, manipulation and threats.

And it’s all just right out there in the open.

What sort of a thing is that?

The worst part of all: even while Britain receives zero net gain from the EU – and absolutely never will – they are going to vote to stay in out of fear. The polls are so clear that there really isn’t even a point in having the referendum.