England Our England: A Nation in Jeopardy by Vernon Coleman
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Overview: The European Union is widely regarded as a rather annoyingjoke.
When people think of the EU they tend to think of butter mountains, wine lakes and daft rules about straight bananas. We smile at the knowledge that the EU directive on the export of duck eggs runs to an immodest 26,911 words, and that the EU produces new regulations and laws faster than any individual could possibly read them.
There is a nationwide tendency to think that the crooked, laughably incompetent officials in Brussels are somehow irrelevant and insignificant to our daily lives; no more than an expensive, international extension of the civil service.
But the EU is no joke.
If it is, then the joke is on us.
There has been squabbling and fighting in Europe for three millennia. There have been wars, crusades, plague, pillage, partition, duels, vendettas, invasions, regicides and genocide.
Caesar, Charlemagne, Pope Innocent Ill, Napoleon and Hitler all tried to unite these countries under a single flag. They all failed.
Now pasty-faced, wooden-headed, clog-footed petty bureaucrats think they can drag all these very individual countries together, eradicate national characteristics, and produce an economic unity.
For what? Exactly what is the purpose of this bloodless coup?
It is no exaggeration to say that the European Union poses the greatest threat to democracy, and to our freedom and privacy, that there has ever been.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Educational
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