Saturday 9 May 2009

European elections: The Libertas Collection

If contradictions are the stuff of drama, Declan Ganley and Libertas are well endowed. Chairman Ganley posed as pro-European, but his campaign sowed fear among the Irish against the European Union.

Ganley still calls himself a pro-European, but his spending spree has bought up bunches of narrow-minded rejectionists from the fringes of respectable politics.

In practical terms, Libertas does not to take the European Union back to the people of Europe, but back to the Treaty of Nice.

For the lovers of European dissonance, starring Declan Ganley, here is the vintage Libertas Collection.


EU’s Irish future – The Libertas model



To Libertas: Where is the better deal for Ireland and Europe?



The latest from Libertas



EU Lisbon Treaty: The incredible Mr Ganley



EU: Invest 75 million pounds in the Nice Treaty!



European elections 2009: Investing in Libertas?



Declan Ganley and European elections 2009



European Union: Nobody but Barroso?



Europarties



For a strong and democratic Europe?



Is Libertas a European level party?



Soini owns up to joining Libertas



Libertas: Foul or foul-up?



European Parliament: Bureau – spider in the web



The elites who wrote the Lisbon Treaty



European elections: Soini LIbertas candidate?



EU : Special legislative procedure (III)



Libertas: What you can’t get



European elections: And the ELDR candidate is …?



Declan Ganley & Libertas: One big mess?



For Libertas Brussels is Washington



Libertas’s big catch: Lech Walesa



Who are Libertas? And what?



Declan Ganley & Libertas: A question of credibility



European elections: Libertas’ new accountability



European elections: Libertas’ principles – what do they mean?



European elections: Libertas and full disclosure?



European elections: LIbertas saving our money?



EU Lisbon Treaty countdown



European elections: Libertas disparages representative democracy



European elections: Libertas by bumpkins for dupes?



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There was an alternative. If Declan Ganley had been serious about building a strong and democratic European Union, he could have used his talent and resources to forge a constructive alliance, practicing the virtues it preaches.


Ralf Grahn

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