This Sceptic Isle (6/6)

Peter Hitchens demonstrates how Britain was manipulated into the Common Market and how EU membership has been removing our right to self determination.

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• Britain
• Election
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• Hitchens

[newcjon]

Bravo Mr Hitchens. A superb critique of a shitty parasitic monolithic behemoth called the EU. Let's get out of it now.

[JohnAdamCulligan]

Well done, Mr. Hitchens. Down with EU integration!

[doyouwannit]

Well done Mr H, the whole coutry should watch the series.

[billingtonmarc25]

Excellent show. Peter Hitchens always makes a good case for his views.

[LordofBarons]

Its gone a lot further than just denial.

[JBMontgomery87]

@GoldenLegends100 Anthony Charles Lynton Blair has never been friends with Mr Hitchens, so why would he call him "Tony" as if they were bosom buddies?

[SkullOfYorick]

@GoldenLegends100 He always uses full names, as he dislikes the fact that politicians try to act 'matey', rather than with due formality.

[GoldenLegends100]

Why does Peter Hitchens always say "Anthony Blair" - rather than "Tony Blair"?

[TheZanipolo]

Bastard Brown's 5 economic tests were nothing but a device to allow him to get rid of the pound at a time suited to keeping Cunt Brown and TrashLabour is power as long as possible. The tests were a political sham - just like his "golden spending rule" which just got nhrown away as Bastard Brown's spending went out of control.

[DeepSixed300]

His documentary is about Britain being duped into Europe, there wouldn't be enough time available in order to do it justice. I'm sure we'll see another documentary on that issue alone soon enough.

[GodalonethroughQuran]

Very good documentary. However, he should have also focused on EU corruption, which will always be the case as it has been brought into life by beaurocrats only.

[omegavalerius]

I can't help but think of Eddie Izzard and his bit about the UK being partly in Europe, partly not, edging slowly towards Europe while paddling away at the same time.

Personally the only different I have noticed since the introduction of the Euro is how much convenient it is to travel around Europe so to me it is a mystery how joining the Euro is a problem for distributing wealth to the working class. Seems to work as well before as after the Euro here in Finland.