What does the council of the European union does?

The European union was formed in 1951 just after WW2. It was created to help traders to sell and transport coal and other itemscheaper. Now it is helpful to Europeans as it allows them to travel anywhere in Europe and aims to help poorer countries find work, all they ask in return is thousands of pounds per head per year, for the peaceful removal of nation states and national identity, personal liberty, civil and human rights, democracy, freedom and to not be criticised when it destroys Europe economically. All of this and you get to travel around for free! (so do millions of Eastern Europeans!).

• The Council of the European Union, which represents the member states, is the EU's main decision-taking body. When it meets at Heads of State or Government level, it becomes the European Council whose role is to provide the EU with political impetus on key issues.
• The European Parliament, which represents the people, shares legislative and budgetary power with the Council of the European Union.
• The European Commission, which represents the common interest of the EU, is the main executive body. It has the right to propose legislation and ensures that EU policies are properly implemented.

Some point out that the EU is an undemocratic organisation whose laws are passed by unelected civil servants, which then take priority over the laws of the member countries.