June 2, 2009
Claims for the number of laws with an EU origin range from just 9% up to 84%. So what’s the truth?
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Britain, Economics, English, EU, Featured, Law, Nosemonkey's EUtopia, UK |
I’ve done a lot of eurosceptic-bashing over the last six years. But they have a vital role to play.
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democracy, English, EU, eurosceptic, Featured, Nosemonkey's EUtopia |
Alternate post title: Westminster MPs: Not as corrupt as UKIP MEPs…
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Britain, English, EU, eurosceptic, Featured, Nosemonkey's EUtopia, Other parties |
April 7, 2009
Is a European superstate even a possibility? Where to look for inspiration?
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Constitutionalism, Culture, English, EU, Europe, Featured, History, Nosemonkey's EUtopia |
The latest in what seems to be a new series…
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British Constitution, Constitutionalism, English, EU, Featured, Lisbon Treaty, Nosemonkey's EUtopia, UK |
March 20, 2009
On the 30th anniversary of his death, a look at one of the EU’s founding fathers and his part in the “grand conspiracy”…
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English, EU, EU Priorities and Opinion, eurosceptic, Featured, History, Nosemonkey's EUtopia |
February 19, 2009
A misleading headline suggesting EU involvement in a deportation case this morning sparked a ponder about the power of the press.
Posted by nosemonkey
February 11, 2009
Germany’s constitutional court could put a halt to the Lisbon Treaty. The real question is, would this be a good thing?
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democracy, English, EU Constitution, EU Reform, Featured, Germany, Lisbon Treaty, Nosemonkey's EUtopia |
January 11, 2009
Six months to go, and the first poll of UK voting intentions appears. Much of interest.
Posted by nosemonkey
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