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have to give up their national sover–
eignty if they ever were to join the
Common Market. Great Bri tain would
have to submerge her wi ll within the
will of the EEC. Policies and decisions
would sometimes be forced on her
which she might not
be
willing to
tolerate.
Jn spite of this very h igh price, all
three of Britain's política! parties (la–
bour, Conservative and liberal) now
officially back British entry into the
Common Market.
But, controversia[ M.P.
Me.
Enoch
PoweU and others have recently voiced
serious misgivings regarding Britain's
cntry into the EEC. He warned that,
should Britain enter the Common Mar–
ket, she could find herself forced to
carry out policies which Britons greatly
dislike. Britain would then find herself
"tied to the chariot wheels of the Eu–
ropean policy," said
Mr.
Powell.
Britain Still Knocking!
What was the significance of the
Common Market meetings at The
Hague? Those meetings served to fur–
ther underline British weakness. Sorne
Europeans are happy to see Britain, cap
in hand, on her knees before the Com–
mon Market door.
Such ardent wooing of the Common
Market by Britain only serves to heigh–
ten the world's esteem of the prosperous
Common Market - only brightens the
EEC image. This the Continentals
enjoy, and sorne of them don't mind
seeing "perfidious Albion" standing,
shivering, outside their Common Mar–
ket door -
stili knockin
g
.1
The Common Market Meeting re–
vcaled that the United-States-of-Europe
tide is getting stronger. ReaJ política!
unity in Europe is just around the
comer. But will such política! union
be good for the wodd ?
Oc
will this
prove to be mortally dangerous? The
truth will astound you.
If
you wish to know more about
where today's drive to
zmite Europe
is
hcading - and how it will affect Amer–
ica, Britain and the CornmonweaJth,
then request our free, fully illustrated,
gripping book entitled:
The Uniled
States and British Commomuealth in
Prophery.
O
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