EU Brainwashing

The EU is caught pushing its propaganda at a UK education fair, seemingly in breach of the Education Act

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• propaganda

[HuwReesMusic]

"Before they form prejudices" - so...before they can think for themselves?

[Cgullins]

Funny how the signs above the literature says "free of charge". Is that not paid by the tax payers of Britain?

[Thebeastcalledmydong]

@89murph So ? Why can't people overturn their mistakes ? Besides what's so bad about being critical about the EU ? Even if some of them voted for it in the referendum. I don't see the problem here.

[89murph]

@89murph The EEC Act 1972 was already introduced by the Tories, come 1975 people knew what the Act was about and they voted 'yes' by a majority in the referendum.

[89murph]

@Thebeastcalledmydong The British had a referendum to join the EEC and in-result the Tory government introduced the European Communities Act 1972. This curbed the power of parliament and made EEC directives a part of the constitution, which was incorporated into domestic law. People knew what they were signing up for, so they should not complain.

[Thebeastcalledmydong]

@89murph Now that I think about it, you must be trolling. There is no other believable alternative.

[Thebeastcalledmydong]

@89murph Geeh. What a brilliant argument. I guess we'll have to accept anything the EU forces on us then and not use our freedom of speech to try to stop bad things from happening. You are truly a freedom loving intellectual.

[89murph]

You chose to join the EU, don't complain.

[gangstersteve1993]

@pugilistofpower yay :D

[pugilistofpower]

@gangstersteve1993 Be my guest.

[gangstersteve1993]

@pugilistofpower can I put petrol on then? >:)

[gangstersteve1993]

The EU broke the law again :(