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GB & EU - Links to the truth
Self determination is surely the greatest measure of a free society.
Yes, this site is unashamedly patriotic. Yes, it is pro-British, that does not mean it is anti-Europe, but it is very definitely Anti-EU. This site believes that Great Britain (and very likely many other great nations of Europe) can flourish if freed from the crippling bureacracy and cost of the EU and free to take decisions in the best interest of its people, freely trading and working with other nations where mutually beneficial. Indeed, Britain has always had a global outlook, rather than an inward looking Europe-centric protectionist view.
The EU spends millions, possibly billions each year on propaganda to promote itself and its vision. Some of the links below may redress the balance and present the other side of the story.
Send a meaasge with your vote, see below.
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Non-partisan pressure group, fighting to save the £ and Britains democracy |
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The United Kingdom Independance Party |
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Literature on and related to the EU |
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General interest patriotic quarterly magazine, including much info on the EU |
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All those burning questions answered |
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Website of Steven Thoburn and Neil Herron |
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British Weights and Measures Association |
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Europe wide, anti-EU magazine |
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Eurosceptic resource |
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The Campaign for an Independent Britain |
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Cross-party group. (Named after Margaret Thatchers "No No No" speech) |
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Campaign, chaired by Lord Shore |
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Conservatives against a Federal Europe |
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Youth For A Free Europe - Democracy, not burocracy! (Student group) |
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Independence and Democracy Group in the European Parliament |
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Campaign against the EU constitutuon |
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Think tank on reform of the EU |
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News and facts on Europe |
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Independent (formerly UKIP) MEP and author |
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Author and outspoken Eurosceptic |
Brussels dictators? Euro federalists? Metric Maniacs? DON'T GIVE AN INCH!
Although not affiliated to any political party, we urge you to consider voting UKIP whenever you have the oportunity. The fourth largest party in the UK, it's aim is ammicable withdrawal from the EU.
Why? They don't stand a chance of overtaking the big three parties do they? Well, maybe not but every vote for a party with such a clear adgenda sends a message to the larger parties. The more votes such a party receives, the more the big three will sit up and take notice and maybe change their current behaviour of continual capitulation to Brussels.
So if you don't fancy or trust the big three, why not send a message with your vote.
