In many ways since its inception, the sheer size and scale of the bureaucracy that is the European Union has been presented as the solution to any problem faced by countries in Europe. As a result, it is often referenced by those elsewhere who hope to implement a similar globalist vision of government.
This attitude was on full display as COVID-19 vaccines entered the global scene, when it was decided that the European Commission — one of the European Union’s many bloated branches — would centralize the purchasing and distribution of vaccines for every one of its 450 million inhabitants across its 27 member states.
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