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EU needs to tell the truth about renditions
It is welcome that EU governments have at last agreed to heed the call issued by the European parliament five months ago to take in some released Guantánamo prisoners, even if it took them
Read More »EU tells U.S.A: Don’t create new Guantanamo
By Ingrid Melander The United States must not allow its Bagram military base in Afghanistan to become a new Guantanamo Bay if it wants European Union help to close the prison on Cuba,
Read More »European Union summit in Brussels: The EU prepares for Obama
By Peter Schwarz | On Friday, the 27 government leaders of the European Union (EU) met for a special summit in Brussels. The invitation had been extended by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who currently
Read More »Secret EU security draft risks uproar with call to pool policing and give US personal data
Europe should consider sharing vast amounts of intelligence and information on its citizens with the US to establish a “Euro-Atlantic area of cooperation” to combat terrorism, according to a high-level confidential report on future
Read More »MEP Tries to Certify Bloggers
Via Blairwatch | We earlier reported an initiative about the EU certifying bloggers. EU Observer has an interesting report about the outcry from this, correctly noting that this is just a proposal at the
Read More »EU Constitution author says referendums can be ignored
By Bruno Waterfield in Brussels | Future referendums will be ignored whether they are held in Ireland or elsewhere, Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, the architect of the European Union Constitution said. The former President of
Read More »Democracy in the EU Institutions
Blair Watch | There is much debate over the Irish rejection of the Lisbon treaty, but what I’m finding interesting is how a democratic decision by an electorate is regarded in the EU institutions.
Read More »Have Government officials broken EU rules?
IC Wales | QUESTIONS have been raised over whether European rules are being broken in the running of a new £92m business grant scheme. The concerns follow a meeting at the Holland House Hotel
Read More »Watchdog: European DNA Database a Potential Nightmare
By Mick Meaney – RINF | Speaking at a news conference, European Data Protection Supervisor, Peter Hustinx, raised concerns over the European DNA Database, criticising its lack of safeguards to protect tourists and the
Read More »Renditions Ruin the EU Case
By David Cronin | Collusion between European Union governments and a secret U.S. torture and kidnapping programme has damaged the EU’s efforts to promote human rights throughout the world, an internal paper drawn up
Read More »Human rights groups slam EU over Tibet stance
EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS – Human rights groups Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have slammed the European Union’s stance over Tibet, calling the reaction “tepid” and demanding much more robust pressure on China from
Read More »UK MEPs fined after EU treaty protest
Four British MEPs have been fined hundreds of pounds for staging an EU treaty referendum protest in the European parliament. The president of the European parliament, Hans-Gert Pöttering, has docked the allowances of MEPs
Read More »The EU’s control structure, inside and outside Britain
eutruth.org.uk The following are all involved with building the EU dictatorship. An estimate of the percentage of members involved with this agenda or its associated corruption is shown alongside. This is not an exhaustive
Read More »EU visitors to have fingerprints taken
Rory Watson and David Charter BRUSSELS Every visitor to the European Union would have to provide fingerprints before being allowed to enter, under plans unveiled yesterday to clamp down on illegal immigration. The move
Read More »VIDEO: MEP Exposes The EU Lisbon Treaty
We Are Change Ireland attended the Training Day on the Lisbon Treaty on Jan 2008 in Dublin. This was organized by Irish MEP Kathy Sinnott. Danish MEP Jens-Peter Bonde exposes the lies and manipulations
Read More »What are we doing to stop Britain being taken over?
What are we doing to stop our beloved Britain being taken over? This is too frightening and too important to ignore any longer. Peter Hitchens If we don’t want to become a neglected outstation
Read More »THE RAPE OF EUROPE
EUObserver: “The European Union has overnight agreed the precise text of its new ‘Lisbon Treaty’ to be formally signed off on 13 December in the Portuguese capital. At around 02:00 local time on Friday
Read More »European Union – The Grand Experiment
By Ivan Simic The European Union (EU) is a multinational union, established in 1993. The EU is made up of twenty-seven Member States. First, the EU was established as the European Economic Community in
Read More »Report claims proof of secret CIA jails in Europe
A Council of Europe report made public June 9 said that investigators have found proof that the CIA ran clandestine prisons for terrorist suspects in Europe with the full cooperation of government leaders, especially
Read More »What is Common Purpose and why should you care?
Although it has 80,000 trainees in 36 cities, 18,000 graduate members and enormous power, Common Purpose is largely unknown to the general public. It recruits and trains “leaders” to be loyal to the directives
Read More »Do you know the truth about the EU?
http://drjn.co.uk/ 1. The Queen has signed 6 of the 7 EU Treaties. 2. The 6 treaties define and build the EU as an unelected dictatorship. 3. The EU’s laws give it the powers of
Read More »Ministers pledge to fight growing calls for EU treaty referendum
By Marie Woolf Ministers, including David Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, are set to come out fighting this week against growing demands for a EU treaty referendum. Government sources say that a string of ministers
Read More »New row over ‘misleading EU treaty’
By Brendan Carlin Pressure for a referendum on the controversial European constitution grew last night amid growing signs of public concern and fresh claims that voters are being misled. Sign the Telegraph EU referendum
Read More »EU flight data sparks privacy fears
By Andrew Bounds The privacy rights of air passengers travelling from Europe to the US will be put at risk by an information- sharing deal between the two aimed at stopping terrorist attacks, the
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