Declan Ganley in Poland

I have yet to blog on my recent visit to Poland which left me much impressed with what has managed to still remain a Sovereign Country and thus a major source of hope for those of us trying to repel the growing tyranny of the EU. Interestingly the founder of Libertas was in that country yesterday, now trying to counter the disinformation campaign being mounted which implies the No vote in Ireland was down to the Pentagon. A report in English on the visit is here and the following an excerpt: Jacek Pawlicki: Will Libertas transform itself into a pan-European party that will run in the 2009 Europarl elections? Declan Ganley: That's an interesting idea that we're considering and which we'll probably implement. That's why they're so nervous in Brussels. Such a party would greatly enliven the European debate. What's more, it'd inject more democracy into it. Today, no one debates about Europe in the European elections. Will you conduct a campaign in all 27 member states? That would be best, but it may be difficult for logistic reasons.

And in Poland? Poland is a key country from the point of view of European history and present. I'd like to have someone here. You've been talking to Polish parties, such as the LPR. I've talked to some people, but these are just preliminary, courteous talks. If we decide to do it in Poland, we'll select candidates that Poles opposed to the EU's undemocratic model and the Lisbon treaty will be able to vote for. As well as those who are for a more democratic, stronger Europe that everyone can hold accountable. How will you respond to the allegations one can hear in Brussels about your ties with the CIA and the appeals for you to disclose Libertas's financing sources? This is classic disinformation and a very old-fashioned tactic. I'm not surprised, though, given the past of the person who's saying these things, the leader of the Green group in the European Parliament, Daniel Cohn-Bendit. You mean his anarchistic past? Exactly.