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A common European identity is possible, but the current method of reaching it is backward and byzantine. The European Union should be a union of unions of unions in which leaders of these unions are elected by votes toward groups of parties (or even individuals) which have representation in the representative body of the nation and the unions. For example, a SD party could exist in Germany, a union between Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, a union between these same three states and a union of Sweden, Norway, Iceland, and Denmark, and the European Union as a whole. Over time, the lesser unions would be dissolved into large states until there's a greater federation.
The EU should kick out the Irish (who may as well be British), the Turks, the Israelis, and, if necessary, the Slavs. It should also liquidate Greenland and overseas territories in the Americas to acquire capital for large infrastructure projects both at home and in Africa and buy all American military bases in Europe, including equipment. Any prevention of unification between Germany and Austria should be removed. Languages should be reconsidered to allow for a better understanding between union members until there are two-to-three different languages in the Union (Romance, Germanic, and, if Slavs are to ever be considered European, Slavic). At the highest legislative level, all representatives would be able to speak these languages.
Britain should never be part of the EU. Not only is it culturally, geographically, historically, and linguistically incompatible, it has too many allegiances and interests across the world which would diminish the power of the EU. Instead, it should revisit the concept of the Imperial Federation but only for itself, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand while also reorganizing its internal political structure to be more equal to its distinct regions. This would primarily mean parliaments for England and a new Kingdom of Northumbria as well as cleaning up the autonomy of Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands, Isle of Man, and Falklands. Tentatively, this Federation and the United States would have a mutualistic relationship as equal partners and kick out Mexico from NAFTA.