After hundreds of years of civil wars, Europeans now have a code of conduct that emphasizes respect for our fellow human beings. Most European citizens deeply value their freedom to explore life, access to  uncensored knowledge as well as the opportunity to expand the individual horizon by learning from other cultures.

Most of us are aware of our own shortcomings and are open to learning. We know that there’s not a single truth, ideology, or belief that applies to everyone.

Europe’s code of conduct is based on two key principles: integrity, which means living up to one’s values and principles; and respect for life, which means treating others, the environment and oneself with respect and dignity.

Brussels ideology is not representing a part of EU Citizens.  When you think about it in terms of an enemy or a scapegoat, it’s not a natural way of coping at all, is it? It’s actually pretty destructive. A more natural way of coping is to enjoy life through cooperation. We need a new shared set of responsibilities and duties, giving and taking.