Crud-ass
From: Earthling
To: jon.cruddas@compassonline.org.uk
Subject: RE: After the veto – what future for Britain in Europe?
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2011 17:59:06 +0000
Dear Jon,
Then don’t send this to me if you believe our future lies in Europe because, trust me, our future lies neither in a corrupt Europe nor the corrupt version of a UK government we have right now either. Every single last one of you, MPs and MEPs, should be removed and replaced with people of integrity. What does the “whip” have on you Jon? Is it a matter of coercion or bribery? Once you face up to the Bilderberg, Trilateral Commission (who have just placed their men in Greece and Italy for example) and once you all are removed from your immunities from the law then I will start listening. Until then……
Thank you
Earthling
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2011 14:45:47 +0000
To:Earthling
Subject: After the veto – what future for Britain in Europe?
Jon Cruddas MP
Hi Earthling –
It’s been a dramatic and tumultuous week for Britain’s future in Europe. It is why leading figures from Compass, Policy Network and the Social Liberal Forum have written to The Guardian criticising David Cameron’s use of the veto and urging all on the centre-left to get behind a European Financial Transaction Tax, you can read the letter published today by clicking here.
Off of the back of this week’s political events we would like to invite you to a special Westminster Debate we have organised in partnership with Policy Network entitled After the veto: what future for Britain in Europe? from 6pm – 7.30pm on Tuesday 17 January in the Commons (speakers to be confirmed). Spaces are very limited and we expect demand to be high – click here to register now.
We have organised this debate because at Compass we fundamentally believe that Britain’s future and that of the good society does indeed lie in Europe.
It is why in 2008 I published with Andrea Nahles, a leading figure in the German SPD, Building the Good Society. Now our network stretches across twenty European nations as we’ve been building the idea of Europe and the good society. Conferences and events are taking place across the continent on the themes of equality, sustainability and democracy.
With key elections in France and Germany in 2012, for the European Parliament in 2014 and then the UK in 2015 it is critical the centre-left builds a set of ideas, polices and organisation for the good society in Europe and takes power on that basis.
That is why we’re also delighted to announce that a major new book on this theme has just been published entitled The Future of European Social Democracy: Building the Good Society edited by Henning Meyer and Jonathan Rutherford. Click here for full details.
So if you care about Britain’s future at the heart of Europe and that of a good society, we would ask you to do two things. First, sign up to the event in January; second get your copy of the new book.
Now is the time to get engaged in the debate on the future of Europe.
Jon
JON CRUUDAS MP, MEMBER OF THE COMPASS MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
It’s been a dramatic and tumultuous week for Britain’s future in Europe. It is why leading figures from Compass, Policy Network and the Social Liberal Forum have written to The Guardian criticising David Cameron’s use of the veto and urging all on the centre-left to get behind a European Financial Transaction Tax, you can read the letter published today by clicking here.
Off of the back of this week’s political events we would like to invite you to a special Westminster Debate we have organised in partnership with Policy Network entitled After the veto: what future for Britain in Europe? from 6pm – 7.30pm on Tuesday 17 January in the Commons (speakers to be confirmed). Spaces are very limited and we expect demand to be high – click here to register now.
We have organised this debate because at Compass we fundamentally believe that Britain’s future and that of the good society does indeed lie in Europe.
It is why in 2008 I published with Andrea Nahles, a leading figure in the German SPD, Building the Good Society. Now our network stretches across twenty European nations as we’ve been building the idea of Europe and the good society. Conferences and events are taking place across the continent on the themes of equality, sustainability and democracy.
With key elections in France and Germany in 2012, for the European Parliament in 2014 and then the UK in 2015 it is critical the centre-left builds a set of ideas, polices and organisation for the good society in Europe and takes power on that basis.
That is why we’re also delighted to announce that a major new book on this theme has just been published entitled The Future of European Social Democracy: Building the Good Society edited by Henning Meyer and Jonathan Rutherford. Click here for full details.
So if you care about Britain’s future at the heart of Europe and that of a good society, we would ask you to do two things. First, sign up to the event in January; second get your copy of the new book.
Now is the time to get engaged in the debate on the future of Europe.
Jon
JON CRUUDAS MP, MEMBER OF THE COMPASS MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
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