British activists expose the European Union as being created through mass-deception about the Common Market

Edited by Paul Sykes, Speak Out United Kingdom Founder

	British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Over the years our MPs have deluded themselves and deceived the British people into believing that the Treaty of Rome was no more than a common market – a European-wide free trade area.

Ted Heath famously dismissed the idea that joining the common market would bring about a loss of sovereignty or independence.

Either he didn’t know what he was doing, or like so many other British politicians, he did know but wasn’t about to tell the public. In this he was only following the advice of Jean Monnet, the man who mapped out the plans for the modern day European Union.

“Europe’s nations,” Monnet wrote back in 1952, “should be guided towards the super-state without people understanding what is happening. This can be accomplished by successive steps each disguised as have an economic purpose but which will eventually and irreversibly lead to federation.”

In that brief but candid sentence, Monnet revealed both the true intentions of those who drew up the plan for a United States of Europe, and the dishonest and deceitful methods they would use to get their way. The building blocks of this new super-state would be cemented in to place by a ruthless contempt for the will of the people.

When our politicians tell us that Europe is moving our way – do not believe them. From the very beginning, the architects of the new Europe have wanted a ‘common country’, and not a common market.

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