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Tag Archives: EU
Europe: Project Hope 4 – Let’s be hopeful. Let’s be constructive. Let’s dream a little…
By Hector MacDonald a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. Let’s be hopeful. Let’s be constructive. Let’s dream a little… We can make the EU the greatest coalition of sovereign nations ever seen We’ve … Continue reading
Europe: Project Hope 3 – We must support the EU and its ideals in every way we can
By Hector MacDonald a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. We must support the EU and its ideals in every way we can Yes, we should Vote to Remain on 23 June. We should … Continue reading
Churchill Quotes – Europe, United States of Europe, EU, EEC, Sovereignty
Hard as it is to say now. I look forward to a United States of Europe, in which the barriers between the nations will be greatly minimised and unrestricted travel will be possible. Winston S. Churchill – Writing to Anthony Eden after … Continue reading
Europe: Project Hope 2 – The EU’s greatest achievements are under threat
By Hector MacDonald a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. The EU does not get everything right, and now its greatest achievements are under threat. Many complaints about the EU are justified. Its administrators … Continue reading
Europe: Project Hope 1 – The European Union is built on a set of ideals that we all value
By Hector MacDonald a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. The European Union is built on a set of ideals that we all value What matters to Europeans? The rule of law. Freedom of … Continue reading
TTIP and Public Health Services – Why the EU isn’t a threat to the NHS
Bart Staes, MEP and ENVI (Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety) committee member has reported to the European Parliament that “We cannot afford to sacrifice certain of the European safeguards on the altar of free trade” Although … Continue reading
So the Leavers say the EU is undemocratic. Another Myth debunked.
Thanks to Paula Kirby, a member of one of the SY2E – Remain in the EU groups. I’d like to correct a very widespread misunderstanding. It is not correct to say the EU is unelected. It is true that the … Continue reading
The EU, a dictatorship? Are you sure?
I have heard many people say that the EU is essentially a dictatorship, when I first heard this my response was: The people who say this obviously don’t understand dictatorships. In dictatorships you don’t usually get to vote, on anything. … Continue reading
What has the EU done for us? It has helped us in the achievement of our individual goals
With thanks to Chris Lyons, a member of one of the SY2E groups. When anyone starts talking about Europe, they inevitably start from a personal point of view of ‘what has Europe ever done for me?’ For those ex-pats living … Continue reading
The UK has pooled sovereignty since 1603 – why are the Leavers so scared of the EU?
Some in the UK believe that the UK is wholly incompatible with any form of union or sharing/pooling of power. This is most curious seeing as the UK’s history of union and pooling of power started in 1603.when England and Scotland formed … Continue reading
