Roger Helmer MEP
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Freedom
from the EU
Hjörtur J Guðmundsson
Roger Helmer MEP
Mark Pritchard MP
Roger Helmer MEP, Member of the European Parliament, Mark Pritchard MP, a
Member of the Joint National Security Strategy Committee, & the Icelandic
Journalist and Historian, Hjörtur J Guðmundsson, spoke to the Bruges
Group
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The manifesto commitments to take back powers from Brussels and to protect
the UK from the EU’s Charter of Fundamental Rights have been quietly dropped.
To make matters worse the pledge to hold a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty was
abandoned. At the 2010 Conservative Party Conference the Bruges Group made the
case as to Why the election pledges must be honoured
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Evidence is quite clearly emerging that man is not having the impact on the
climate that the EU climate alarmists claim. Ignoring the doubts, the European
Commission proposes to forge ahead with eyewateringly expensive initiatives
designed to mitigate climate change. The estimated cost of these programmes is
€73 billion a year across the EU by 2020. In the UK, it will cost £9
billion a year by 2020. It is expected to force a million more households into
fuel poverty. These policies are likely to raise average domestic fuel bills
by up to £200 a year, while the total economic cost would average around
£600 per family
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2007
Conference
Gerard Batten MEP
Christopher Booker
Bernard Connolly
Dr Anthony Coughlan
Marc Glendening
Roger Helmer MEP
Martin Howe QC
Ruth Lea
Cllr Steve Radford
The Rt Hon. John Redwood MP
The conference showed how the EU's revived and renamed constitution
threatens you and exposed what the EU plans for us next
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Roger Helmer MEP busts 10 Euro myhs and undermines the misinformation of
the pro-euro/EU lobby
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A look at the arguments in the debate on the costs/benefits of EU
membership
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Roger Helmer discusses the European Union's and the German
Embassy's undue influence in Estonia's EU accession debate
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The OECD's figures on inward investment show, contrary to the pro-euro
lobby's claims, that the Pound is better for jobs and growth
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Giscard's draft EU Constitution is not federalist. It goes beyond
federalism. It will in fact give enormous powers to unaccountable centralised
institutions which are not, and cannot be, democratic
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Roger Helmer MEP, after his recent visit to Estonia organised by Research
Centre Free Europe, tells us why the Estonians should say 'No' to EU
Membership
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Roger Helmer, MEP speaks on enlargement, the future of Europe, plus Iraq
and the Common Foreign and Defence Policy.
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The left-wing anti-Americans in the European Parliament are wrong to
despise the United States
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As the EU fails to act effectively against the Mugabe regime and tackle the
illegal French ban on British beef the emerging European superstate shows its
impotence
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EU Enlargement will not create the flexible Europe that many in the
Conservative Party hope for but instead it will mean that the European Union
will only become more centralised.
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Calls for Britain to scrap the Pound and join the euro, after its rise in
value, are rebutted
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It's really been a rotten couple of weeks for the euro-luvvies. One
bad news story after another. The problems are coming home to roost, while
the so-called "benefits" of euro membership are just not
happening.
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54% of Germans want the Deutschmark back and now dub the new currency the
“teuro” from the German word “teuer” for expensive.
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Alternatives
to the EU
Dr Anthony Coughlan
Professor Christie Davies
Margit Gennser
Roger Helmer MEP
Dr Brian Hindley
Dr John Hulsman
HE the Rt Hon. Don McKinnon
Professor Ivar Raig
Dr Helen Szamuely
This International Conference, always a major newsworthy event in the
EU-sceptic calendar, was intended to further push forward the boundaries of
debate regarding the European Union. It did not disappoint. The Conference not
only criticised the push towards further integration but most importantly it
promoted the positive alternatives, for Britain and the nation-states of
Europe, to membership of the European Union. To this end the Bruges Group
gathered together in London many influential and internationally renowned
figures to discuss the positive, dynamic alternatives to the status quo, which
are on offer. The conclusions of this event left everyone convinced that a
free trade alternative model for Europe and the North Atlantic should be
vigorously pursued.
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