My reply to John Redwood MP this morning on saving the euro.
Martin Cole
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Mr Redwood, you state the following, which to my mind places you beyond the pale as a representative or spokesperson for those of us who see the objective of the EU as being to destroy its founding nation states together with all democratic representation for their citizens or subjects:
This will, in the view of the Heads of Government, leave a strong and united Euro zone with a group of countries whose economies have come closely together and who can live with the tough budgetary and inflation discipline which was always designed to be central characteristics of the single currency.
The collapse of the Euro Currency is a necessary prerequisite for the restoration of democracy or proper representative government within Europe; those aiding or bending the(ir) efforts to saving the euro, while (perhaps) avoiding potential short term economic discomfit are (they nevertheless not) in fact advancing tyranny? I fear you have demonstrated your true colours and finally that of the supposed members of the EU-critical wing of the Conservative Party.
This will, in the view of the Heads of Government, leave a strong and united Euro zone with a group of countries whose economies have come closely together and who can live with the tough budgetary and inflation discipline which was always designed to be central characteristics of the single currency.
The collapse of the Euro Currency is a necessary prerequisite for the restoration of democracy or proper representative government within Europe; those aiding or bending the(ir) efforts to saving the euro, while (perhaps) avoiding potential short term economic discomfit are (they nevertheless not) in fact advancing tyranny? I fear you have demonstrated your true colours and finally that of the supposed members of the EU-critical wing of the Conservative Party.
Labels: Euro collapse, John Redwood MP
posted by Martin at 7:49 AM
