Do you think that soldiers - e.g. UN soldiers, drawn from different national armies - should never, ever work in any other countries, and never, ever under any generalship except their own national command?
Or do you think that there are some occasions when like-minded countries might come together to share resources to uphold the rule of law, protect the vulnerable or prevent catastrophe? Is it sensible, under those circumstances for there to be a singe clear line of command?
Do you think that sometimes, that group of like-minded countries might happen to all be European, andf that it might not be possible to get full UN backing for political reasons? Is there no reason whatever why those troops could come together? Or do you feel it is ALWAYS impossible for pan-national European resources to come together to work together for the common good or against a common enemy or to prevent a commonly-understood threat?
Is it acceptable, for example, for all European countries to share information about terrorists who might attack in the UK, even though the historical background of such information-sharing is military? Or is it ONLY acceptable for military intelligence to be purely British in origin?