United States of Europe:The Lisbon Treason P 4/9

Part 5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfhaCSjiM9c
A bare bones documentary, made with free materials

A look at the history of the European Union the involvement of Great Britain

a video to show that the european politicans are imposing the 2005 failed European Constitution on the citizens of the European countries by passing practically the same failed document as a brand new reform treaty the lisbon Treaty in order to avoid nation wide referendums in all members states.

In this part of the documentary we look at the financial aspect of the EU.from financial irregularities to how they spend the money. we also look at the level of control they wish to have as we take a brief look at some contorlling and some bizzare laws they implement

Cost of EU

http://www.speakout.co.uk/what-the-eu-costs.aspx
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2005/11/16/do1604.xml
http://eux.tv/Article.aspx?articleId=15680

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• Union
• Lisbon
• Treaty
• Failed
• Constitution
• Federal
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• waste
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• accounts
• tax

[lumpfish99]

heres something to make you mad...i read in the bbc this morning an article saying eu meps get £1 million in expenses on top of their salary...it was published in the Galvin report last year but kept secret by the eu parliament....!!! scum arent they??

[georgealexwright]

No more than 50% of laws affecting the UK are passed in the European Parliament.

(The Economist, March 31st 2010, Britain and Europe, Not Playing Their Games)

[georgealexwright]

This aid to the developing countries of Europe also has long-term benefits to our country, which has balance of payments problems in the form of a current account deficit; as these countries grow richer, thanks to our aid, the people will develop a taste for high-end goods, such as those produced in the UK. I hate to sound rude, but let's look at the bigger picture here instead of pointless, romantic nationalism.

[georgealexwright]

Britain gives more than it gets from Europe to help the less developed countries of the European periphery. Isn't it a great thing to help out our struggling neighbours instead of hoarding the money greedily for ourselves. It is the same principle as progressive taxation; the rich pay more so that poorer people can pay less and are not left is as much poverty.