10-05-2019, 10:09 PM
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Re: A lesson from history
Originally Posted by Realist
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Some alternative books people might like to look into:The EU:The Truth About the Fourth Reich How Adolf Hitler won the Second World
BBC: Brainwashing Britain?: How and why the BBC controls your mind
The Great Deception: Can the European Union survive?
Can you upload the digital versions for us?
10-05-2019, 10:20 PM
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Re: A lesson from history
Originally Posted by Realist
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Some alternative books people might like to look into:The EU:The Truth About the Fourth Reich How Adolf Hitler won the Second World
BBC: Brainwashing Britain?: How and why the BBC controls your mind
The Great Deception: Can the European Union survive?
I've read the great deception twice. It's a brilliant read
Another brilliant book is "The Rotten Heart of Europe" by Bernard Collins.
Its about the collapse of the Euro
11-05-2019, 09:33 AM
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Re: A lesson from history
Originally Posted by Bread
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I've read the great deception twice. It's a brilliant read 
11-05-2019, 09:44 AM
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Re: A lesson from history
Originally Posted by Banchory
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That would be the book where “Princeton University's Andrew Moravcsik, whose research is heavily cited in the book, has accused the authors of "misconstruing" his work as supporting their narrative and failing to demonstrate that there were any viable alternatives to European Union membership, with Booker and North's economics being "even dodgier than their history". He further argues that their "Eurosceptic dogma" of an ""undemocratic" scheme of centralised regulation" is undermined by their own examples; that it is largely "British officials exercising their own discretion" and juggling the fate of special interest groups against the wider economy”
Looks like he hates the EU more than I do
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/revie...roika-and-euro
From what I can gather he is a book critic and a professor that lives in the USA.
I've never heard of him ... but it seems you will believe anyone that says the EU is a good thing without even questioning it.
It's quite bizarre
Same with your mate who thinks it was good that George Soros could make money our of the thousands of families who lost their homes and businesses and jobs on black Wednesday
You even want the Euro ... not even the countries in the Eurozone want that.
It really is quite bizarre.
Do you want open borders as well ?
11-05-2019, 10:18 AM
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Re: A lesson from history
I just checked...There are 2 references from Dr Andrew Miravcsic. Both I have photographed and included in this post (see attachments)
If you look at the bottom of the page that I have photographed you can clearly see the reference to the sections those quotes including page number have been taken.
11-05-2019, 04:27 PM
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Re: A lesson from history
Originally Posted by Banchory
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That would be the book where “Princeton University's Andrew Moravcsik, whose research is heavily cited in the book, has accused the authors of "misconstruing" his work as supporting their narrative and failing to demonstrate that there were any viable alternatives to European Union membership, with Booker and North's economics being "even dodgier than their history". He further argues that their "Eurosceptic dogma" of an ""undemocratic" scheme of centralised regulation" is undermined by their own examples; that it is largely "British officials exercising their own discretion" and juggling the fate of special interest groups against the wider economy”
Here you can find the pdf-version:
https://thereferist.wordpress.com/downloads/
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