“The lamps are going out all over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our life-time.” Sir Edward Grey, Foreign Secretary 1905 -1916 Sir Edward Grey’s prescient words on the eve of Europe’s ruling élites’ tragic and barbarous […]
This article, written by Professor Paul de Grauwe of the London School of Economics, was brought to our attention by Dr Anthony Coughlan of Dublin. It illustrates the threat to national sovereignty that both the EU’s flagship projects pose. What […]
The appealing “European citizens’ initiative” was an innovation brought in by the Lisbon Treaty. EU citizens could demand action on a particular subject provided they collect a million signatures. It has proved remarkably ineffective. After three years there have been […]
“From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs!’” Karl Marx Could this idealist and unworkable Marxist mantra summarise the behaviour of the European Union (EU)? If so, what then are the implications for the UK and […]
With two competing pro-withdrawal groups, leave.eu and vote.leave launching their campaigns in the last fortnight, it is easy to feel that the withdrawal movement, for all its fragmentation is building up a head of steam. In reality, however, our opponents […]
Is the European Union (EU) draining our country of the vitality needed to create prosperity for all? Are we losing the means for improving living standards including motivation, ethical standards, resources, funding and efficient resource allocation pathways, which cost us […]
