What we fought against

In 1939 we declared war on Germany because the Fuhrer of the Third Reich decided he wanted to create a super state, annexing all before him in hoping to achieve that.
By The Newsroom
Published 2nd Mar 2016, 12:55 BST
Updated 2nd Mar 2016, 12:56 BST

Only two European countries were left that stopped him – Great Britain and Russia.

With help from the USA the Third Reich and Fuhrer Hitler were defeated with millions of lives lost in the process.

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We now find ourselves being asked to do exactly what our fathers and forefathers fought against, which is now to create a super state of Europe and to cede all our sovereignty, laws and Parliament to non-elected bureaucrats based in either Brussels or Strasbourg.

Are we now saying Dunkirk, Monte Casino, El-Alamein, the Burma railway were just a waste of time?

Whatever anyone says the fact remains the powers-that-be now believe in a European super state whereby all members give up their sovereignty to be ruled by whom?

What real difference is there between Germany’s ‘wanabe’ super state of 1939 and a European super state of 2016?

The answer of course is that 28 countries now agree to cede all their sovereignty without even firing a shot.

Terry Palmer

South Lea Avenue, Hoyland, Barnsley, S74

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