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No way. Not sure whether he is a Statist or a Centist, but his party used to be Centist and is now rapidly becoming statist.
And he is for merging the UK with the EU and that wouldn’t be good for Americans!
But on the whole, a welcomed speach, beautofully crafted and tells the truth whilst Gordon Brown was not only there but had to listen to it. That alone was priceless.
But I would advise Hannan not to walk down any dark streets for the foreseable future.
March 26th, 2009 at 5:16 pm
No way. Not sure whether he is a Statist or a Centist, but his party used to be Centist and is now rapidly becoming statist.
And he is for merging the UK with the EU and that wouldn’t be good for Americans!
But on the whole, a welcomed speach, beautofully crafted and tells the truth whilst Gordon Brown was not only there but had to listen to it. That alone was priceless.
But I would advise Hannan not to walk down any dark streets for the foreseable future.
Ampers
March 26th, 2009 at 7:28 pm
Hannah is for withdrawal from the EU Ampers.
March 28th, 2009 at 1:11 pm
He most certainly isn’t in favour of further integration with the EU for the UK.
What makes Daniel Hannan’s speech so powerful is that it echoes what many UK citizens think.