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Well, well, well – we are really making progress. British Prime Minister David Cameron denies there is a conspiracy of the kind I have been exposing to keep Britain enslaved in the EU bureaucratic Big Brother tyranny – how interesting that he felt the need to make such a denial. Touching a nerve are we, […]

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‘David Cameron’s renegotiation of the UK’s association with Europe is wreaking havoc in the Conservative party. Most notably, the Justice Secretary, Michael Gove, has come out against the EU settlement with all barrels firing. He claims it is not legally binding, and could be overturned by the European Court of Justice (CJEU). Despite the fact […]

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For many European citizens, the 28-member-state Union has turned out to be a huge disappointment. It is far from the progressive, socialist bloc that many had once envisaged. One of the reasons for the EU’s historic failure is Britain. Ever since the United Kingdom joined the European project, it has been a largely negative force, […]

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EU bureaucrats are biding their time, hoping that the UK will vote to stay in the EU and has postponed a massive power grab demanding an extra £20 billion, extending freedom of movement and beefing up human rights  so as not to alienate the British public completely. Read more: Brussels Buries New Power Grab Laws Until […]

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‘Some of Britain’s top corporate bosses have signed a letter in support of the UK’s continued membership of the EU. Signatories include chiefs from BAE Systems, easyJet and Shell. Approximately one-third of businesses on the FTSE 100, the index of Britain’s largest stock-market companies, have signed the letter, which was organized by City PR boss […]

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‘British Prime Minister David Cameron warned on Monday that a vote to leave the EU would risk Britain’s economic and national security, as uncertainty over the outcome of the June referendum sent the pound plunging. In a speech to the House of Commons, the Conservative leader launched a barely-veiled attack on London mayor Boris Johnson, […]

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‘The Euro-project is in short a sinister exercise in top-down anti-democratic political and economic measures imposed on hundreds of millions of people who do not understand what it means and who have not been informed what happens if they wish to say no. Worse, they are told there is no “No” because the institutions have […]

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‘South Ossetia’s president said the small country wants to hold a referendum of “special form” to join Russia as one of its regions. The move is to help unite the once separated Ossetian people and safeguard it from various threats for decades to come. President of South Ossetia, Leonid Tibilov, said in his address to […]

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‘A total of 84,000 EU migrant families on tax credits would have been affected by David Cameron’s “emergency brake” if it had been introduced four years ago, official figures reveal. The number – released by HMRC six months after it was first requested by the Guardian – appears far smaller than had been suggested by […]

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The Prime Minister gave controversial orders to his MPs yesterday to ignore the Tory grassroots on Europe. Surveys have repeatedly shown powerful support among local constituency parties for Britain quitting the EU. Eurosceptics had pinned their hopes on grassroots campaigners convincing wavering MPs to declare for the ‘out’ campaign. Read more: Ignore your constituents, Cameron tells […]

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Senior Tory MP Bernard Jenkin has warned the government that it will face legal challenges if it tries to skew information when it releases a report on the alternatives to EU membership. Read more: George Osborne to face legal action if Tory government tries to stitch up the EU referendum

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‘Once again, it seems David Cameron is not going to reach agreement with the rest of the EU on his proposed changes, so – again – he is talking about putting it off and holding his ‘in/out’ referendum later. We’ve been here before, of course – in the run-up to Christmas. It’s like a dance. […]

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Plans have emerged today that Brussels is preparing to tear up Cameron’s ability to to deport thousands of failed asylum seekers. Jean Claude Junker’s office is about to tear up the Dublin agreement that failed asylum seekers must be deported back to the first point at which they entered the EU. Read more: EU to tear up […]

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‘An anti-NATO petition calling for a referendum on the country’s accession to the alliance has gathered “tens of thousands of signatures,” claim opposition leaders. The number obtained may already be enough to make the government conduct the ballot. After the government in Podgorica willingly accepted NATO’s formal invitation to join the military bloc issued on […]

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‘British Prime Minister David Cameron appears to have made up his mind on the burning issue of the UK leaving or staying in the EU. It most likely won’t please Euroskeptics. Commenting on the situation of the UK’s membership in the EU, David Cameron made it clear he is hopeful of reaching a deal with […]

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