The EU is no longer
an ideological project; it’s a racket: a mechanism
for redistributing money to the people who work for
it. If that sounds harsh, ask yourself when you last
met a Euro-enthusiast who was not being indirectly
paid by Brussels.
This week, David
Miliband stood at the Dispatch Box and listed the
NGOs backing the Lisbon Treaty (nee European
Constitution): “The NSPCC pledged its support, as
have One World Action, Action Aid and Oxfam.
Environmental organisations support the treaty
provisions on sustainable development and even the
commission of bishops supports the treaty. This is a
coalition not of ideology, but integrity”.
Integrity, eh?
I’ve done a little digging around, and it turns out
that every one of these organisations gets money
from Brussels.
The ‘commission of
bishops’ to which the Foreign Secretary refers, for
example, turns out to be something called the
‘Commission
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