European Security Compact Initiative After Brexit - 'Leaked Memo'

After Brexit, ousting U.S. military influence across the European nations? John Kerry in London meets with FM Hammond. Will maintain our special relationship. Worry about Leave consequences for TTIP and UK trade negotiations with the EU. U.S. will maintain our strong military ties as in coming weeks we’ll meet in Warsaw over NATO, here in London over Libya and Syria, and in Washington we’ll have a security meeting over Daesh (Islamic State). Yep as I have reported, the UK is a US foothols inside Europe to wage war.

France & Germany plan to lead post-Brexit EU reform | RT |

Paris and Berlin want to reinforce integration within the EU after the British referendum, bolstering common defense, migration and fiscal ties among the members, media revealed citing a French-German memorandum.

A common French-German memorandum entitled ‘A strong Europe in the world of uncertainties’ was released by Poland’s TVN broadcaster on Monday. The document is said to be authored by French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault and his German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

The nine-page memo [so-called “leaked-memo” is published on the German Foreign Affairs website – Oui] comes after the British voted in a referendum to leave the EU, a decision which the document describes as a loss of “not only a member state, but a host of history, tradition and experience” that the UK has shared with Europe throughout the last decades.

The document, which the Polish broadcaster claimed was a bombshell plan to create a “super-state” led by a Paris-Berlin alliance, proposed closer cooperation on internal and external security, the migrant crisis, as well as a change in the EU’s fiscal and economic policy.

“The EU will in future be more active in crisis management,” the memo reportedly said, proposing to introduce the “European Security Compact” – a number of military means able to deal with emerging crises, including a deployable high-readiness forces, developing common military spending plans as well as investing in conflict prevention.

The “European Security Compact” places special emphasis on internal security, mentioning the creation of a “European platform for intelligence cooperation,” improvements of data exchange and the establishment of an EU civil protection corps.